Interview with Judge Elbert P. and Mrs. Sara Sutherland Tuttle, May 25, 1988. In the interview Judge Tuttle discusses his secondary schooling in Hawaii, selection of Cornell by six of thirty-five in his graduating class, his arrival with brother and mother in Ithaca, his work on the Cornell Daily Sun, his impressions of E.B. White, his observations of preparation for World War I at Cornell, the couple's recollection of their courtship, her completion of a degree from Goucher College at Cornell, and his not remembering even an hour spent in the Cornell library. He also talks about his entire career after Cornell, how he met his wife and got to Atlanta, founding his law firm, fighting in World War II, playing an earlier "Atticus Finch" in defending a falsely accused Negro (also hanged), his role chairing the Georgia Republican Party and in Eisenhower's 1952 Presidential nominating and electoral campaigns, his appointment and activities as District Judge in Atlanta, his handling as a Cornell trustee of the Straight takeover in 1969, and, for law students, his judicial philosophy.

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