Charles Gelbert Neese

Biography of Charles Gelbert Neese

Biographic Details

• Family Name (Surname): Neese
• First Name: Charles
• Middle Name: Gelbert
• Date of Birth: October , 3 , 1916
• Place of Birth (POB): Paris , Tennessee (US-TN, TN, 47, Tenn)
• Date of Death: October , 22 , 1989
• Place of Death (POD): Nashville , Tennessee (US-TN, TN, 47, Tenn)
• Gender Identity: Male
• Race or Ethnicity: White

Charles Gelbert Neese Court Service Information

• Court Name: United States District Court, Eastern District of Tennessee
• Court Type: United States District Court
• Appointment under the Presidency of: John F. Kennedy ( Democratic )
• Judge Nomination vote date (as recorded in the Senate Executive Journal): 01/15/1962
• Judicial Recess Appointment date: 11/20/1961
• New Seat
• Authorization legislation: 75 Stat. 80
• Referral of Nominations to Judiciary Committee Date: 01/15/1962
• Committee action: Reported With Recommendation
• Committee action date: 02/07/1962
• Senate voice vote?: Yes
• Senate vote Date (Confirmation Date): 02/07/1962
• Commission Date: 02/17/1962
• Retirement from Active Service: 08/31/1982
• Date of Termination: 10/22/1989
• Termination of function of Judge (specific reason): Death

Charles Gelbert Neese in the Law School

• Name of School: Cumberland School of Law
• Degree: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
• Law Degree Year: 1936

Second Law School Attendance

• Law Degree (Name of School): Read law
• Law Degree Year: 1938

Charles Gelbert Neese Career Path

Employment:

• Private practice, Paris, Tennessee, 1938-1941, 1945-1946, 1948-1949, 1951-1952
• Field secretary, U.S. Rep. Herron Pearson, Tennessee, 1940-1941
• Executive assistant and general counsel for unemployment compensation appeals and traffic and transportation, Gov. Prentice Cooper, Tennessee, 1941-1944
• U.S. Naval Reserve commander, 1945
• Public relations representative, Tennessee-Kentucky Chain Store Councils, Paris, Tennessee, 1946-1947
• Campaign manager, Estes Kefauver for U.S. Senate, 1948, 1954
• Administrative assistant, U.S. Sen. Estes Kefauver, Tennessee, 1949-1951
• Political consultant, Paris, Tennessee, 1952
• Private practice, Nashville, Tennessee, 1952-1961

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