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ecause her family was so strongly opposed. Friends of
the family stated that had Dexter Rumsey lived, he would
never have allowed this marriage to take place, because
of Donovan's age, he was 31; his religion, Irish Catholic;
and his philandering. The Rumseys were Episcopalian,
but Donovan persuaded his wife to bring up their children
as Roman Catholics. His brother was a priest. After the
marriage, Donovan and his wife moved into the Rumsey
family mansion at 742 Delaware Ave. in Buffalo.
Because of his New York connections, the Rockefeller
Foundation selected Donovan to go to Europe on a "War
Relief Mission" in 1915, the first of many assignments
from the World Order. He was to be separated from Ruth
Donovan continually during the next three years. While in
London, he worked with Ambassador Walter Nelson
Page, William Stephenson, who later "advised" him on
setting up the OSS, and Herbert Hoover. Donovan spent
five weeks in Belgium as an observer with Hoover's
Belgian Relief Commission.
When the U.S. entered World War I, Donovan helped
organize the "Rainbow" Division, and was given
command of the "Fighting 69th". He fought at Landes et
Landes St. George, in the Meuse-Argonne sector,
where, although wounded, he charged a German
machine gun squad on Oct. 15, 1918 with his bayonet.
For this feat, he was awarded the Congressional Medal
of Honor. His bravery was the subject of wide publicity in
the American press, and Current Biography later stated
he was the most famous man in the A.E.F. He was with