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Grace Humiston

April 21, 2017 in Modern Worthies

Grace Humiston

America's First Female Chief Federal Prosecutor

America’s first female chief federal prosecutor not only put herself in harm’s way to end abusive labor practices, she later became a PI and solved murders.

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