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256 MARYLAND MANUAL
between the Governor's office and a national committee to be appointed
by the President.
STUDY COMMISSION ON CRIMINAL LAWS
Chairman: Frederick W. Brune
Franklin G. Allen, Mary Arabian, John R. Hargrove, Robert C.
Heeney, Josiah F. Henry, Jr., Thomas J. Kenney, Robert J.
Lally, James Macgill, John S. Melnerney, Charles E. Moylan,
Jr., Alan H. Murrell, Julian S. Neal, Jonas R. Rappeport, Daniel
T. Prettyman, John W. Sause, Jr. Robert M. Thomas, Paul C.
Wolman.
906 Poplar Hill Road, Baltimore 21210
The Governor appointed this special study commission in 1965 at
the request of the General Assembly to make a comprehensive study
and review of the criminal laws of the State, criminal procedures and
the administration of criminal justice. The Commission is to report to
the Governor and to the Legislative Council at a later date (J. R. No.
22, Acts of 1965).
SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE FIREWORKS
INDUSTRY IN MARYLAND
Chairman: Joseph H. McLain
Vice Chairman: William F. Burkley
Frederick Beach, Nancy B. Burkheimer, Richard D. Mackie, Henry
Miller, Kennard Murrey, James C. Robertson, J. Albert Roney, Jr.
210 Queen Street, Chestertown 21620
The Governor appointed this special Committee in 1969 on the rec-
ommendation of the Department of Labor and Industry to study the
feasibility of outlawing or drastically curtailing the manufacture of
fireworks in Maryland. The Committee consists of members of the
House of Delegates, a member of the Board of County Commissioners
of Cecil County, the Commissioner of Labor and industry, the State
Fire Marshal, and representatives of the fireworks industry. The Com-
mittee is to weigh the economic impact of the State of the fireworks
industry in Maryland against the threat it poses to human life and
property. The Committee is to report at a later date.
MARYLAND FOLKLIFE COMMISSION
Chairman: George A. Simpson
George G. Carey, John H. Cumberland, Stewart Day, Margaret
Dougherty, William Voss Elder III, P. William Filby, B. Floyd
Flickinger, Herbert S. Hilliard, Mrs. Alton E. Hughes, William
A. Parr, Gladys Byron Sheppard, Gust Skordas, Mrs. Reginald
V. Truitt, Charles E. Wise, Jr.
5600 Lone Oak Drive, Bethesda Telephone: OL 6-4441
The Governor appointed this special Commission in 1968 at the
request of the General Assembly to study the need for the establish-
ment of an Archive of Maryland Folklife. The Commission consists
of fifteen members including representatives from the State Depart-
ment of Economic Development, the State Department of Forests and
Parks, the Maryland Historical Trust, the Maryland Environmental

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