Background
Williams, C. Dickerman was born on October 1, 1900 in Milton, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Howard Hunter and Adelia Margaret (Dickerman) Williams.
Williams, C. Dickerman was born on October 1, 1900 in Milton, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Howard Hunter and Adelia Margaret (Dickerman) Williams.
Yale University (Bachelor of Arts, 1922). Yale University Law School (Bachelor of Laws, magna cum laude, 1924).
Law clerk to chief justice William H. Taft, 1924-1925. Assistant United States attorney, 1925-1927. Associate special counsel New York Transit Commission, 1928-1931, to City New York in rapid transit matters, 1934-1937.
Engaged in general practice, since 1927. Member firm Breed, Abbot & Morgan, 1948-1951. Vice president, general counsel American Locomotive Company, New York, 1944-1948, general counsel, 1948-1950, retired, 1950.
General counsel Department Commerce, 1951-1953. Member firm Maclay, Morgan & Williams, 1954-1962, Baker, Nelson, Williams & Mitchell, 1962-1974, of counsel, 1974-1985, Morris & McVeigh, 1985-1986, retired, 1986. Visiting Sterling lecturer law Yale University, 1946.
Board directors Concern for Dying, 1976-1983. Board directors Cancer Research Institute, Inc., 1956-1977, president, 1960-1966, honorary trustee, since 1977. Board directors Berkshire Farm Center, Canaan, New York, 1936-1971, treasurer, 1939-1948.
Trustee Federal Bar Council, 1972-1980, honorary trustee, 1980-1981. Member American Bar Association, Bar Association City New York, Federal Bar Council. Clubs: Century (New York City).
Cosmopolitan, Graduates (New Haven, Connecticut).
Married Virginia Fain, September 6, 1930. Children: Joan (Mistress George Farr III), Honor Adele (Mistress Hisato Ishida), Stephen Fain.