Chronology of C. LeRoy Shuping, Jr.

Timeline of C. Leroy Shuping, Jr.
Chronology of Accomplishments and significant events in his life
Written and updated by Jeff Shuping, Jr. 09/18/2006

19200111 Born to C.L. Shuping & Ruth Hampton Shuping
1929-1930 Central Junior High, Grade 4A
1930-1931 Elementary School, Grade 5A
1936 Greensboro High School, Session room 10
1937 UNC-Chapel Hill, 1937
1938 UNC-Chapel Hill 1938
1941 B.S. in Commerce, UNC Chapel Hill, attended 2 years of law school
1942 Recruited by the FBI
19420615 Promoted to special agent in the FBI
19430210 Contributed to a fund in the FBI that would pay his mom & dad $5000
In the event of his death
19430308 took National Defense Examination in the FBI New Agents Class, #14
19430327 Itinerary and annual leave for 2 days to see family and a dying aunt
19430713 Roy’s headquarters changed from Seattle, Wash. To Dallas, Texas
19431113 Inducted into the Army at Camp Croft, SC
19440506 Completed basic training in the field artillery Clark School at Ft Bragg, NC
19440506 Attached to the Center S-2 Office, Field Artillery Replacement Center, Ft.
Bragg, NC as a special investigator
19440613 Transferred to the Special Engineer Detachment, Security and Intelligence
Division of the Manhattan Engineer District, better known as the Atomic
Bomb Project
19440704 Assigned to the Cleveland Branch Intelligence office where he
investigated Espionage, subversive and personnel cases.
19441109 Transferred to the headquarters of the Manhattan District at Oak Ridge,
Tennessee
19441114 Recruiter in Ohio for work on the Atomic Bomb Project
19450427 Special assignment in San Francisco and handled Intelligence matters that
arose as a result of the United Nations Conference on Intl Organization
19450716 One of the special agents assigned as an Intelligence Supervisor at New
Mexico who assisted in the first atomic bomb explosion at the Alamogordo
Bombing range
19451112 Transferred to the Chicago Branch Intelligence office
194311xx Resigned from the FBI to join the army & transferred to special intelligence
1944-46 Worked in various offices in the Midwest
1944-46 Was a part of the Manhattan District Intelligence Support Group working with the Atomic bomb project in Oak Ridge, Tennessee
1944-46 Served with AUS
1945 Participated with the U.N. drafting conference in San Francisco
1945 Recipient certification of appreciation Secretary of War - Henry L. Stimson
19460521 Request for honorable discharge from Army
1947 Graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in BS Commerce, LLB
1947-71 Member of Shuping and Shuping, Greensboro, NC
1947 Admitted to the North Carolina Bar
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19490922 C. Leroy Shuping, Jr. married Bobby Anne Clay
1948xxxx Formed a partnership of Shuping and Shuping with his son, Leroy
Shuping, Jr., continuing this partnership until his death in 1971
19480318 Shuping & Shuping, H. L. Koontz, and Bryce R. Holt counsel for defendant
appellant in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - H. L. Coble
v. Margaret S. Coble, No. 675
19490922 Clarence LeRoy Shuping, Jr. married Bobbie Ann Clay
19490621 C. L. Shuping, Jr. introduced a measure to fight communism on the
campuses of colleges and universities in the state & headed the list of
resolutions for action for the American Legion.
1951-52 Judge adv.
19520201 Shuping & Shuping counsel for defendant appellant, William W. Wade in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – National Shirt and Hat Shops of the Carolinas, Inc., v. American Motorists Insurance Company and William W. Wade, no. 670
1952 Elected Commander of the NC Dept. of American Legion at the Durham
Convention
1952-1953 Member of State NC Veterans Commission
1952-53 Member of the State North Carolina Veterans Commission
19530106 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellant in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Thereon Dean Broadway v. King-Hunter, Inc., No. 669
19530528 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for defendant appellants in
case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - John R. Freeman v. W.
J. Preddy and James R. Preddy, No. 672
19540224 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs, appellants in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Posey E. Wrenn v. Howard Oliver Graham, Kiker & Yount, Inc., and F. A. Triplett, Inc., and Posey E. Wrenn, Administrator of the Estate of Vertie June Wrenn, Deceased, v. Howard Oliver Graham, Kiker & Yount, Inc., and F.A. Triplett, Inc., No. 665
19550430 Elected Chef deGare of the Greensboro unit of the American Legion
1956-59 Chairman of the Board of Trustees Christ Methodist Church, Greensboro
1956-58 Member of Guilford County (NC) Democratic Executive Committee
1956-59 Chairman of Board of Stewards, Christ Methodist Church, Greensboro
19560301 Shuping & Shuping, Greensboro, North Carolina counsel for defendant in case filed at the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina – King v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation, No. 891-G
19561128 Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case filed at the
Supreme Court of North Carolina – Vallie Fulk Thorpe v. Robert O. Burns and Mary H. Burns t/a Terminix Company of North Carolina, No. 598
1959 U.S. Court of appeals, 4th circuit



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19590520 H. L. Koontz, Shuping & Shuping counsel for respondents in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - In Re Condemnation by the city of Greensboro of certain land and improvements thereon owned by E.G. Dillard and wife, Bessie I. Dillard, No. 602
19591028 John R. Hughes and Shuping & Shuping counsel for respondent appellees
in case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - In Re Condemnation
by the city of Greensboro of certain land owned by T. L. Alley and wife,
INELL V. ALLEY, No. 597
19600510 Nancy Shuping Conner was born, adopted by Roy & Bobby Shuping
196xxxxx Clay L. Shuping born, adopted by Roy & Bobby Shuping
19610524 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiff, appellee in case
filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina - Cecil G. Bullard, Plaintiff v.
Berry Coal & Oil Company, a Corporation, Defendant, No. 602
19610616 H. L. Koontz and Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs, appellees in
case filed at the Supreme Court of North Carolina – Sylvia Harris
Morehead, John Wesley Harris, Wayman Harris, and Wiley Harris, Jr.,
Plaintiffs, v. Daisy Harris, Mary Louise Price, now Mary Louise Price
Boquist, and her husband, Richard E. Boquist, and Helen Moore Price,
now Helen Moore Price Hooper, and her husband, Phillip M. Hooper,
Defendants, and Cora Jane Lea (Cora E. Lea) and Lettie Ora Walker
(Ora Lea Walker), Additional Defendants, No. 600
19640710 Shuping & Shuping counsel for plaintiffs in case filed at the Supreme Court of, North Carolina, Sylvia Harris Morehead, and all other heirs, Defendants, No. 605
1966 Certificate of appreciation N.C. State Democratic Executive Committee
1967 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
19690402 Shuping & Shuping, by Leroy Shuping, Jr., counsel for plaintiff appellants in a case filed at the Court of Appeals of North Carolina – Clarence L. Morehead, Administrator Estate of Sylvia Harris Morehead, Deceased, ect.
1970 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
1975 Judge Adv.
1976 National Legislative Council
1976 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
1977 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
1977 National Legislative Council
1978 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
1978 National Legislative Council
1978 Vice-chairman National American council
1979 Citations of appreciation American Legion Dept. N.C.
1979 Vice-chairman National Americanism council
1979 Citation of appreciation NC Veterans Council
1979 National Legislative Council
1980 Vice-chairman National American council
1980 National Legislative Council

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1981 Vice-chairman National American council
1982 Vice-chairman National American council
1982 National Legislative Council
1983 Vice-chairman National American council
1984 Vice-chairman National American council
19850901 Disciplined by the NC Bar for taking $30000 from an estate w/o approval
from the clerk of court
19850507 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HUBBARD HARVEY LONGEST,
Deceased No. 8418SC607, COURT OF APPEALS OF NORTH
CAROLINA, Appeal by C. Leroy Shuping, Jr., from Walker (Hal Hammer),
Judge. Order entered 17 January 1984 in Superior Court, Guilford County.
COUNSEL: Smith, Moore, Smith, Schell & Hunter by Vance Barron, Jr.,
and A. Harrell Pope for petitioner appellee, Virginia L. Burroughs., C. Leroy
Shuping, Jr., appellant, pro se.
19861112 THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE BAR v. C. LEROY SHUPING,
ATTORNEY, COURT OF APPEALS OF NORTH CAROLINA
198812xx C. Leroy Shuping, Jr. died

Mem. NC State Bar
Mem., NC Bar Assn.,
Mem Greensboro Bar. Assn.,
Phi Alpha Delta,
Democrat.
Methodist. Club:
Corporate. Practice
State Civil Litigation
General Practice
General Corporate.
Home:
610 Whittier Dr., Greensboro, NC 27403
Office: 430 Southeastern Bldg., PO Drawer 239, Greensboro NC 27402

19960612 Greensboro News Record - June 12, 1996
Bobbie Ann Clay Shuping died She was the wife of C.L. Shuping Jr.
She was a member of Christ United Methodist Church.
She worked as a clerk of Guilford County Superior Court from 1946-57
secretary in the Department of Romance Languages at UNC-G from 1968-1996
She received the Gladys Strawn Bullard Award for outstanding leadership and service
to the University in 1990.

She is survived by her daughter, Nancy Anne Connor of Greensboro; son, Clay Shuping and wife, Amanda of Stokesdale; two sisters. Maude Gibbs of Thomasville, and Lalla Rolfe of New York City; and three grandchildren, Jessica Conner, and Thalen and Erin Shuping.
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