Dean John Ritchie II Named Law School Dean
John Ritchie II a Virginia law professor has been named dean of Washington University School of Law at St Louis effective July He is a grandson of the late Maryland Chief Judge and son of the late John Ritchie Jr The appointment creates the Daniel N Kirby professorship in his honor Ritchie will teach estate planning and co authored Materials on Estate Planning He has served as UVA assistant dean and professor and will leave the university with mixed regret from President Colgate W Darden and Dean F D G Ribble who praise his teaching scholarship and administrative talents He has long been associated with the law school as student and faculty member.
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Ritchie joins Furman University as roving ambassador of law
Norfolk native Ritchie, age 46, a former Yale Sterling Fellow and Virginia Law graduate, has been elected to depart for new duties in Furman University, Washington University, Seattle, and the University of Maryland. He holds many posts in legal honor societies and served in Europe as a judge advocate earning the Bronze Star and Army Commendation Ribbon.
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Independents Name Ticket for January 25 Fire Company Election
Independent Hose Co members Friday night nominated a slate of officers for election January 25 and voted to renew holding their annual banquet. Ten director candidates named. six officers to be chosen. Five new members admitted. two new applications presented. Banquet committee formed. Balloting officers include Rosenstock, Carmack, Speaks, Brust, Oden, Hahn, Plunkett. Directors list includes Adams, Gross, Handley, Wisner, Kolb, Anders, Wallace, Rothenhoefer, Null, Shearer. Also listed are captains, lieutenants, and officials. Also Cumberland bond sale noted by Allegany County Commissioners.
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Robert Wallace
Frank Rothenhoefer
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George Shearer
Melvin Schwearing
Dutch” Ray
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Edgar Crist
Connor Grass
William Norwood
Lester Baker
Charles “Red” Shaw
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Richard Powell
Clifford Stitely
Carmi Saylor, Jr
H. L. Fahrney
Paul Althouse
Adolescents Seek Independence Along With Parental Security
Dr. Madelon Mershon of the University of Maryland spoke to the Elo Street School PTA about adolescence in sixth to eighth graders. She described teens craving independence while seeking parental love, the peer group, and social trends, noting deteriorating habits and the challenge for parents to allow decision making. Girls mature earlier, boys often lag in physical development, with no proven link to intelligence. The PTA set February 15 for a school carnival and discussed fundraising. Dawson Yukon Territory reports 75 frost free days annually.
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Elo Street
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Favors Curbing Parole Powers
Baltimore grand jury urges Governor lose parole power and proposes a state parole board with full releasing authority. It questions the value of granting parole to gamblers and narcotics dealers without proper community inquiry, citing cases studied in its final criminal court report.
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Parole Debate Highlights Jury Critique of Federal System
The jury condemned parole practices amid cases from January 12, 1952. They argued one third of sentences is too short for parole eligibility, urged slower release for women, and praised parole when wisely used. The discussion touched on prison reports and rehabilitation. Turkeys are grown in every US state.
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