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Mr, Bray came to Washington, D. C. in 1920, joining David Lawrence as treasurer of the Consolidated Press Association. When Lawrence started U. S. Daily, Mr. Bray became treasurer of that publication. He was later publisher of U. S. News.
In 1939, Mr. Bray bought Pathfinder Magazine and was its publisher for four years. He then moved to New York for two years as manager of the Institute of Public Relations.
He came back to Washington in 1'944 as president and owner of Standard Press, a connection he maintained until his retirement in 1959. He also joined the Kiplingcr organization as business manager of Changing Times Magazine.
Later he served as director of sales for both Changing Times and the Kiplinger Washington Letter. He held various executive positions with Kiplinger until 1957 when he retired as vice president.
Mr. Bray leaves his wife, the former Eva Boothby, who is president of the American Newspaper Women’s Club; two sons by a former marriage, Bruce and Kenneth, and a stepson, John H. Boothby.
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