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Lawyers & Bankers. Such losses in income and image have stirred up criticisms of the company's management. In the 63 years since J. P. Morgan bought out Andrew Carnegie for $500 million and brought in Judge Elbert Gary to organize U.S. Steel, the company has been guided mostly by lawyers and bankers. Of the six chairmen in its history, only one-the late Ben Fairless -ever worked regularly in a steel mill and was not a lawyer. Says a vice president of a competing steel company: "The operating people simply do not have an equal voice. The corporation would...
...majority opinion, handed down by Chief Judge Elbert P. Tuttle of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and District Judge Lewis R. Morgan, was based on the Civil Rights Act of 1870, which gives district courts jurisdiction over civil actions by individuals seeking redress of denial of their constitutional rights by a state or its officials. In his dissent, District Judge J. Robert Elliott, a Kennedy appointee with a past record of pro-segregation views, held that a federal court should not interfere in proceedings before state courts...
...Judge Elbert Tuttle, chief judge of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, and District Judge Lewis R. Morgan of La Grange, Ga., supported the majority decision...
...Judge Elbert Tuttle of Atlanta, chief judge of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, filed an order in Macon setting up a special three-judge panel to hear a suit seeking the release of the defendants. The suit charges that the defendants are being held illegally as a result of a "conspiracy" by state and local officials to halt the desegregation campaign in Americus...