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Interviewees (photocopies of documentary material included with some of the interviews) include the following: Herbert Brownell. Earl Warren's Appointment to the Supreme Court. Includes Brownell's retrospective memorandum, Aug. 1975, as well as transcript of the interview. Comments on events leading up to Warren's appointment and experiences with the Chief Justice. Louis Finkelstein. Earl Warren's Inquiry into Talmudic Law. Comments on discussions with Warren on comparative philosophies of justice and law, especially Talmudic law. James C. Hagerty. Earl Warren's Appointment to the Supreme Court. Comments also on the 1948 presidential campaign, the 1952 Republican presidential convention and Eisenhower's candidacy. William W. Oliver. Working in the Supreme Court: Brown Decision, Warren and Other Justices. Experiences as Warren's first head law clerk, 1953-1954.

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Title
Earl Warren, The Chief Justiceship; tape recorded interview conducted 1972-1976
Creator
interviewer., Fry, Amelia R.,
interviewee., Brownell, Herbert, Jr., 1904-1996,
interviewee., Finkelstein, Louis, 1895-1991,
interviewee., Hagerty, James C. 1909-1981, (James Campbell),
interviewee., Oliver, William W.,
interviewee., Richman, Martin F.,
interviewee., Stassen, Harold E. 1907-2001, (Harold Edward),
Small, Merrel Farnham.
interviewer., Schwartz, Mortimer D.,
interviewer., Stein, Mimi,
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
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Full Collection Name
California Audiovisual Preservation Project
Other Identifiers
cabeuroh_000167
Subject (Person)
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1890-1969. (Dwight David),
Subject (Corporate)
Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- )
United States. Supreme Court.
États-Unis. Supreme Court.
Geographic Coverage
United States Politics and government.
California Politics and government.
États-Unis Politique et gouvernement.
Californie Politique et gouvernement.
United States -- California -- Berkeley.
Type
Audio
Format
Oral histories.
Archive
The Library
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