(Classified), CIA AIDE, CIVIL WAR RESEARCHER

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00001R000400280005-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 26, 2000
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: February 10, 1965
• Content Type: NSPR

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Central Intelligence Agency of- ~ up in Pii.tsburgh and Rochester.;
ficial, died Saturday in Tucson, I IIe ].caves his wife, Am~ie~
~i?iz., after a long illness. 1Zcne Satre of ~'ucson; two sons,
A resident of Iierndon, Va., ,Louis D., of 1Tew York City, and'
for 14 years, he had retired and'Ilcnr ? J. of. Fort Sill, Okla.;G
moved to Tucson last August. ~tareeydaughters, Mrs. German;'
' Sage came to the Washington pcrez, wife of the chancellor of;
area in 1942 to become a captain the Venezu~ lan Embassy iui
in the Chemical Warfare divi- V~ashingt,on; i17rs. Agnes Johns-I
lion of the Army. At the end of~tou, of Buffalo, and Miss Mar-~
the war he served with the Of-; gueritc Sage, o.f New York Cit
fice of Price Administration and ~ y''
with the War De artment, g sand l0 .grandchildren. A thud
p ~, son Donald I[. Sage Jr., died
]pined the CIA in 1949 and re-(while serving in Asia in Worldf
tired in 1962. ~ War II.
At his death, he was carrying The fw~eral will be at 2 ~
out extensive research on the p'm'
tnmm?ror at the 'Ft. Myer
ivil War, based on a family'Chapel, with burial in Arlingion
iary which he annotated andICemetery.
dited. j .The family requests that ex-
'Sage began his career as the;pressions of syntpat:hy be in the
reasurer of the H. C. Fry Glass' form of contributions to the:,
"o., in Rochester, Pa. He theniAmericauCancer,Society.
ecame an investment counselor! ~ ~ _.. ;'__;;.. ___
n New fork City for many'
ears, and also owned and man-:
gcd a retail food shop there be-;
ore coming to Wasiungtu~a.
A member of the class of 1918
`t Yale, he left coae;e during
lorld War T to serve il~ Europe '
s a lieutenant in the U. S.
rmy. He was later awarded an
onorary degree by the univer-
ity, where he had been a mem-,
er of the Elizabethan Club and
e 'Yale Gleo Club. ,
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