Warner Fuller

Background

Fuller, Warner was born on August 12, 1901 in Clinton, Iowa, United States. Son of George Raymond and Florence Mary (Warner) Fuller.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Oregon, 1924. Bachelor of Laws, Yale, 1927.

Career

Research assistant Yale Law School, 1927-1928. Admitted to California bar, 1929. Associate law firm McCutcheon, Olney, Mannon & Greene, San Francisco, 1928-1932.

Assistant professor of law Duke, 1932-1936.

Professor of law Washington University, Saint Louis, 1936-1945, acting dean law school, 1942-1944, dean, 1944-1945. Vice president, general counsel Terminal Railroad Association of Saint Louis, since 1945.

Special consultant Federal Coordinator of Transportation, 1934-1936. Compliance commissioner Saint Louis area, War Production Board, 1942-1945.

Public representative Saint Louis area, War Labor Board, 1943-1945.

Director United Service Organizations Council of Saint Louis, since 1951. Commissioner Bryan Mullanphy Emigrant and Travelers Relief Fund 1946-1952. Member board of managers Saint Louis Railroad Young Men's Christian Association, since 1947.

Achievements

• Warner Fuller has been listed as a reputable lawyer, railroad executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American, Oregon, California, Missouri, Saint Louis (Chairman of Commission legal education 1949-1952) bar associations, Family Service Society of Saint Louis County (president 1946-1948, director 1943-1948), Social Planning Council of Saint Louis and Saint Louis County (chairman of the executive committee, family and children division, also director 1949-1951), Order of Coif, Delta Tau Delta, Delta Theta Phi, Omicron Delta Kappa. Clubs: Contemporary, Noonday (Saint Louis).

Connections

Married Florence Buck, September 1, 1928.

Father:

George Raymond Fuller

Mother:

Florence Mary (Warner) Fuller

Spouse:

Florence Buck