Public Apathy Greatest Danger To Justice, Judge Clapp Tells Rotary
Associate judge of the sixth judicial circuit urges Rotary Club to guard liberty and law during Law Day observance at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. warns public apathy as a major factor in endangering the judicial system amid population driven law explosion. He calls for civic involvement, cites Learned Hand on liberty, and suggests members act as delegates to a Constitutional Convention.
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Éth Judicial Circuit
Rotary Club
Francis Scott Key
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Clapp
Learned Hand
Typhoid Outbreak Hits Beauceville Quebec Area
A typhoid outbreak has stricken 15 people in Beauceville about 50 miles south of Quebec. Officials report no deaths, but one patient is in serious condition and medical teams monitor the situation. The outbreak is being investigated by health authorities.
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Beauceville
Que
Quebec
Gaithersburg Man Struck by Train, Unhurt
Cletus Roberts, about 55, was run over by a northbound Baltimore and Ohio work train No. 6552 near the Montgomery County Agricultural Center in Gaithersburg. He was dragged 18 feet before being freed and treated for scratches and a facial injury at Suburban Hospital, then released.
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Cletus Roberts
Gaithersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Roberts
Ed Roberts
Bethesda
Montgomery County Agricultural Center
Chestnut Street
Montgomery County
A. M. Martin
James Dean
Wiliam M. Sheckles
Martin
William Smith
Gaithersburg Lumber Company
Cloppers Road
Dairy Princess Contest Saturday in Thurmont
The 1966 Frederick County Dairy Princess Contest will be held Saturday in the Thurmont High School auditorium. Five county girls compete for top honors and a $50 certificate. Judges include Mrs. Mary Jane Miller, Richard Rice, and Harry Shoemaker. Last year's winner crowns this year’s.
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Frederick County
Thurmont High School
Dairy Council of Maryland
Future Farmers of America
Alice Stambaugh
Rocky Ridge
Cynthia Matthews
Union Bridge
Peggy Jean Tressler
Mt. Airy
Susan Blaine Smith
New Midway
Carol Jean Saylor
Walkersville
Mary Jane Miller
Sabillasville
Richard Rice
Hagerstown
Harry Shoemaker
Sue Carol Adams
Buckeystown
Merhle Duvall
William Kepler
Merril Adams
William G. Baker
Ailen Heflin
Thompson Attends Maryland Judicial Conference in Baltimore
Frederick city magistrate Ron W. Thompson attends the fourth annual Maryland Judicial Conference of Judges of Courts of Limited Jurisdiction in Baltimore. Judges H. Ralph Miller William A. Volkman James F. Strine from Montgomery County and Washington County also attend. The group includes Maryland's trial magistrates and People's and Municipal Court judges. An executive committee for the coming year will be chosen, chaired by Judge Philip M. Fairbanks of Montgomery County People's Court.
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Frederick City
Byron W. Thompson
Maryland Judicial Conference of Judges of
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H. Ralph Miller
William A. Volkman
Montgomery County
James F. Strine
Washington County
Maryland
People's Courts
Philip M. Fairbanks
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