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...Josie Hogan (Dewhurst) calls herself "a great cow" and keeps house for her widowed father. She passes herself off as a slut, fearing that no man could desire her. She is actually the shyest of virgins. James Tyrone Jr. (Robards), modeled on O'Neill's elder brother, sees through her sham and is strangely drawn to her inner sweetness and innocence. He is a part-time actor corroded by drink, whoring and self-loathing...
...thought the court was being lied to. He has humility, which is not a universal virtue among judges." Former A.B.A. President Bernard Segal calls Sirica "a shining light. He's shown firmness, understanding and great integrity." Declares a former partner of Sirica's in the Washington law firm of Hogan & Hartson: "He was the worst judge the Administration could have had on this case. He's a deep-dyed Republican who is genuinely outraged at what's happening in the party that put him on the bench...
...around the courtrooms, waiting for judges to ask him to take on indigent defendants without pay, just for the experience. In the late 1920s he sat through some of the trials related to the Teapot Dome scandals, fascinated by the courtroom skills of such lawyers as Frank J. Hogan and William E. Leahy: "Perhaps the greatest trial lawyers of this century." He never imagined, of course, that he would one day preside over proceedings in an even worse scandal...
...Sirica joined one of Washington's major conservative law firms, Hogan & Hartson, quickly becoming its best trial lawyer. "He was not an especially learned attorney," recalls one partner. "But he won a lot of cases he shouldn't have because of his sincere manner." In 1952, at the age of 47, Sirica, long accustomed to a livery bachelorhood, married Lucile Camalier, 28. His best man was a lifelong friend from his boxing days, Jack Dempsey. Lucy promptly offered some career-saving advice, urging him to turn down an offer by Joseph McCarthy to become majority counsel...
Harvard is still pulling to employ center Leigh Hogan and left wing Jim Thomas in the St. Louis tournament and the Notre Dame game. Both are recovering from injuries that kept them out of the B.U. game. Hogan is nursing a groin pull an Thomas has been out with a spraine ankle...