Nowadays, few people likely know of or remember US marshals. There was a time, however, when these hard-as-nails officers served the nation. They were courageous, determined lawmen . . . and predominantly male. Sprinkled among them were just a handful of women. Gladys Nole Hall was among that exceptional collection of ladies. The US Marshal Service is this country’s oldest form of law enforcement and has the widest variety of officers. They have served since 1789 though normally go unnoticed despite how critical their job is. Marshals continue to hold a valuable position in the justice system. They make up the federal court’s physical enforcement and because of this, they are involved in practically every kind of American law service.
Gladys
Gladys