Background
Arnold, George Stanleigh was born on April 3, 1881 in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. Son of George Sumner and Evelyn (Thomson) Arnold.
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George Stanleigh Arnold
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Bachelor of Arts, Yale, 1903. Bachelor of Laws, Yale, 1906.
Career
Instructor in rhetoric, Sheffield Scientific School (Yale), 1903-1906. Law examiner, United States Forest Service, 1907-1909. Served as counsel in the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, 1909, for former associates in forest service.
Appointed special assistant to the attorney general in oil and land litigation, 1913.
Associate with William Denman in the firm of Denman & Arnold, 1911-1918. President Pacific States Lumber Company, 1926-1927.
California representative of the President's Labor Mediation Commission, 1917, War Labor Policies Board, 1918-1919. Special assistant to attorney general of the United States, 1934-1935.
Chairman President's Emergency Boards under Railway Labor Acting, 1936, 1937 and 1941.
Achievements
Membership
Member Zeta Psi, Chi Delta Theta, Phi Delta Phi fraternities. President Yale Alumni Association of Northern California, 1921-1922. Clubs: Pacific Union, Bohemian.
Connections
Married Elizabeth Sherman Kent, February 26, 1915. Children: Elizabeth Sherman, Evelyn, George Stanleigh, Kent, Peter, Anthony.
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American -
Religion
Episcopalian