[DOC] [TLE] Sarah T. Hughes - Wikipedia [PAR] Sarah Tilghman Hughes (August 2, 1896  April 23, 1985) was an American 
lawyer and federal ... The photo depicting Hughes administering the oath of office 
to Johnson is ... She was the first woman to serve as a federal district judge in 
Texas. ... home and said, 'They need you to swear in the Vice President at Love 
Field. [DOC] [TLE] Presidential Inaugurations: Some Precedents and Notable Events [PAR] First president to take the oath of office on the East Portico of the Capitol. ... First 
vice president to assume the presidency due to the death of the president. ... Two 
ex-presidents (Grant and Hayes) were present at this ceremony. .... First time that 
the oath was administered by a woman, Sarah T. Hughes, U. S. District Judge of
... [DOC] [TLE] Sarah T. Hughes did more than just swear in Lyndon B. Johnson ... [PAR] Jan 27, 2013 ... Judge Hughes administered the oath as President to Johnson shortly after ... with 
Judge Sarah T. Hughes of Dallas, Tex., in his White House office, Feb. ... 
Sotomayor swear in Vice President Joe Biden on Monday made me think of ... 
she became the first woman to serve as federal district judge in Texas.". [DOC] [TLE] November 23, 1963 - 36th President | Chicago Tribune Archive [PAR] Judge Sarah T. Hughes, Kennedy appointee to federal court, administering oath 
of office to Lyndon B. Johnson in cabin of Presidential plane at Dallas airport. ... 
22-Lyndon Baines Johnson took over the reins as 36th President of the United ... 
Presi- dent Kennedy in 1961, the first woman judge in the Dallas fed- eral district. [DOC] [TLE] US Presidential Inaugurations - Classroomhelp.com [PAR] Feb 22, 2016 ... The new President and Vice President then return to the Capitol Building ... First 
President to take the oath of office and deliver the Inaugural address ..... by the 
Honorable Charles E. Hughes, Chief Justice of the United States. ... First time a 
woman administered the oath of office (U.S. District Judge Sarah T. [DOC] [TLE] LBJ Swore on JFK's Bible - Orwell Today [PAR] Above is the famous photo of LBJ taking the oath of presidential office aboard Air 
... Notice it is laying on a Bible* which is being held by a woman in a polka dot** 
top. She is Judge Sarah Hughes from Dallas, a personal friend of LBJ. ... To set 
the stage: LBJ had arrived in Dallas aboard the Vice-President's plane, Air Force
... [DOC] [TLE] Inauguration 2013: President Obama, Vice President Biden ... [PAR] Jan 20, 2013 ... -Obama will take the oath of office for a second term in a small ceremony in ... will 
be the first Hispanic and fourth female judge to administer an oath of office. ... 
vice presidents: Judge Sarah T. Hughes swore-in President Johnson in 1963; .... 
It's confirmed by an ex-BBC reporter that world leaders like Queen... [DOC] [TLE] 5 things you might not know about JFK's assassination - CNN.com [PAR] Mar 31, 2014 ... President John F. Kennedy greets supporters during his visit to Fort Worth, .... 10 
minutes after President Kennedy was shot -- CBS broadcast the first ... Hours 
after the assassination, Vice President Lyndon Johnson was ... Federal Judge 
Sarah Hughes administered the oath, the only woman ever to do so. [DOC] [TLE] Obama, Biden sworn in for a second term - USA Today [PAR] Jan 21, 2013 ... Justice Sonia Sotomayor administered the oath of office at a private ceremony. ... 
Sotomayor became the first Hispanic and fourth female judge to administer oath 
... Obama and Vice President Biden were formally sworn into office on ... in 
presidents and vice presidents: Judge Sarah T. Hughes swore in... [DOC] [TLE] 568 - Series 'Texas Historical Marker' - Open Plaques [PAR] He is the first Texan to hold the office of President. ... United States District Judge 
Sarah T. Hughes, of Dallas, a friend of long standing, was summoned to 
administer the oath. (Judge Hughes thus became the first woman in history to 
give the oath of .... The

Question: This ex-VP took the presidential oath of office from Judge Sarah Hughes, the first woman to administer it
Answer: Lyndon Johnson