Background
Carmalt, James Walton was born on October 24, 1872 in Montrose, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of James E. and Charlotte (Churchill) Carmalt.
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James Walton Carmalt
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Bachelor of Arts, Hamilton College, 1895. Studied law Columbia and New York law schools.
Career
Admitted to New York bar, 1898. Practiced at New York, 1898-1909, largely engaged in street railway transportation work during the same period. With Interstate Commerce Commission, 1909-1918.
Associate with the Honorary Louis Doctorate. Brandeis in preparation and presentation of Rate Advance Case, 1913-1914.
Chief examiner Interstate Commerce Commission, 1914-1918. Member of staff War Industries Board, 1918.
Assistant to general counsel United States Railroad Administration, 1918-1919. Practiced at Washington, since 1919.
Appointed member National Mediation Board, 1934.
Home: Washington, Distric.
Achievements
Membership
Member of staff War Industries Board, 1918. Member National Mediation Board, 1934.
Connections
Married Katherine I. Crupper (nee McCuen), 1918. Children (adopted): Leonard Berkeley, John Scott, Wilbur Brooke, Eveline Theresa.
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Nationality
American