Clarence Altha Miller

Background

Miller, Clarence Altha was born on February 11, 1890 in near Fairchance, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Franklin Pierce and Anna Belle (Darby) Miller.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, George Washington University, 1919, Master of Laws, 1921.

Career

With United States Postal Service, 1908-1920. Admitted to District of Columbia Bar, 1920. Assistant to legislative counsel United States House of Representatives, 1921-1922.

Associate Baker & Baker, 1922-1926.

Member Hitt, Miller & Munson, 1926-1930. Assistant general counsel American Short Lincolnshire Railroad Association, Washington, 1931-1933, general counsel, 1933-1939, vice president, general counsel since 1939.

Specialist in practice before Interstate Commerce Commission and other government agencies since 1926. Lecturer law school Southeastern University, 1921-1937, George Washington University, 1922-1945.

Achievements

• Clarence Altha Miller has been listed as a reputable lawyer, railroad executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Association Practitioners before Interstate Commerce Commission (past pies.), American, District of Columbia Bar associations, American Judicature Society, American Arbitration Association, Institute American Genealogy, American Academy Political and Social Science, Association Traffic. Member Church of the Pilgrims. Clubs: University, Cosmos, Cosmopolitan, Kenwood Golf and Country (Washington).

Connections

Married Daisy M. Curstead, September 7, 1910. Children: Dorothy Agnes (Mistress William F. McMahon), Reland Rita (Mistress Samuel Doctorate. Amato).

Father:

Franklin Pierce Miller

Mother:

Anna Belle (Darby) Miller

Spouse:

Daisy M. Curstead

child:

Reland Rita Miller (Mistress Samuel D. Amato)

child:

Dorothy Agnes Miller (Mistress William F. McMahon)