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1951-1955 Citizenship Bull. 1 (1951-1955)

handle is hein.journals/citzbull1 and id is 1 raw text is: CITIZENSHIP-QUARTERL Y RULLETIN DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE STANDING COMMITFEE ON AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION JOHN C. COOPER, Chairman ROBERT V. BOLGER LON HOCKER CHARLEs E. DUNBAR, JR. SIDNEY G. KUSWORM HERBERT F. GOODRICH RICHARD S. MUNTER September 1951 Edited by: JOHN C. COOPER, 240 Nassau St., Princeton, N. J. Table of Contents Foreword .......................................................... 3 Obligation of the bar to promote public understanding of our Constitution and form of government ......................................... 5 Activities of Standing Committee on American Citizenship of the American Bar Association ................................................. 8 A. Publication of quarterly Bulletins.............................. 8 B. Study of state statutes requiring teaching of the Constitution of the United States, history of the United States, and related subjects...... 10 C. Sixth National Conference on Citizenship ........................ 11 D. Address of chairman before Maryland State Bar Association......... 12 Subjects for Citizenship Programs ..................................... 12 A. Constitution Day, Sept. 17, 1951 ................................ 12 B. Thanksgiving Day 1951 ....................................... 13 C. Responsibility of the citizen as a juror .......................... 15 Activities of State and Local Bar Associations ........................... 19 Mississippi State Bar Association .................................. 19 Pennsylvania Bar Association and Philadelphia Bar Association ........ 21 Tennessee, Bar Association of ................................ . 24 Texas, State Bar of ............................................ 25 Citizenship Source Material ............................. ............ 27 (Continued on next page) [Nothing herein contained shall be construed as the action of the American Bar Association unless the same shall have been first approved by the House of Delegates or the Board of Governors.]