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    John Stephen Bugas (April 26, 1908 – December 2, 1982) was the second in command at Ford Motor Company during … See more

    Early life

    The Bugas family originated from Slovakia. The parents of Jack Bugas, Andrew (Andrej) P. Bugas (born in 1867) and Helena L. Bugas (the name "Bugas" was then spelled "Bugos"), were both born in eastern Slo… See more

    BornApril 26, 1908 · Rock Springs, Wyoming, U.S.
    DiedDecember 2, 1982 (aged 74) · Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S.
    Occupation(s)Businessman, cattle rancher, FBI agent
    Federal Bureau of Investigation

    "Adept at the art of fisticuffs while wearing a suit," Bugas rose quickly through the ranks of the FBI. By 1938 J. Edgar Hoover appointed him head of the FBI's Detroit office, a strategically very important position as at the ti… See more

    Ford Motor Company

    In 1944, Jack Bugas left public service to join Ford Motor Company. Henry Ford, still deeply shaken by the Lindbergh kidnapping, hired Bugas away from the FBI to protect his grandchildren, Henry Ford II and his siblings. Bu… See more

    Wyoming cowboy

    Bugas would always retain a love for his home state of Wyoming, saying "Its wide, un-cramped spaces ... give me a feeling of personal freedom I have never felt anywhere else."
    Over the ye… See more

    Personal life

    In addition to his Wyoming ranches, for the last twenty-five years of his life Bugas's main home was his sprawling country estate in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, which he named Woodland. Woodland was designed b… See more

    Economics and politics

    Bugas was actively engaged in matters of economics and politics, from endowing a professor of economics at the University of Wyoming to fundraising for the Republican Party—where he was even known to collect money fro… See more

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