Justice Caroline D. Glassman collection, ca. 1940-2007 (bulk 1983-2007).

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Justice Caroline D. Glassman collection, ca. 1940-2007 (bulk 1983-2007).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/262623467

The collection contains a 1983 scrapbook documenting Glassman's nomination to Maine's Supreme Judicial Court by Governor Joseph E. Brennan, her appointment, and swearing in celebrations. Contents include newspaper clippings; personal data documents, photographs, and official and personal congratulatory messages. Also included in the collection: biographical information; official and candid photographs; correspondence; invitations; speeches; documents regarding her reappointment to the Supreme Court; and honors including Deborah Morton Award given by the Deborah Morton Society (University of New England, formerly Westbrook College), and honorary degrees from Bowdoin College, Husson College, Willamette University, and the University of New England. Other articles and notes regarding the Maine State Bar Association Caroline Duby Glassman Award, the University of Maine School of Law Justice Harry Glassman Scholarship, and her 1997 retirement from the Supreme Court are included.

1 scrapbook (oversized)

Maine Historical Society Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7158600

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Bowdoin College

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Brennan, Joseph E.

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Deborah Morton Society (University of New England)

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The Deborah Morton Society fosters University of New England students who have shown leadership and public service to enable them to complete their education and pursue roles of leadership in society. The Deborah Morton Award, first given in 1961, is presented each year by the Trustees of the University of New England to honor and recognize outstanding women with strong ties to Maine who, in the spirit of Deborah Morton, have combined high distinction in their careers with the record of public s...

Willamette university

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Willamette University was chartered as a university by the state of Oregon in 1853. The Willamette University Faculty Minutes provide a record of the issues that the Willamette faculty addressed from 1870 through 1939. The collection also contains the faculty and planning minutes for Willamette University’s Women’s College which operated from 1880 through 1888. In 1892 a group of faculty members broke with Willamette University and started Portland University on land north of the city of Portlan...

University of Maine. School of Law

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Maine. Supreme Judicial Court

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Maine State Bar Association

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Glassman, Caroline D. (Caroline Duby), 1922-

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Caroline Duby Glassman was the first woman to serve on Maine's Supreme Judicial Court. She served from 1983-1997. Her husband, Harry P. Glassman, served on the same court from 1979-1981. From the description of Justice Caroline D. Glassman collection, ca. 1940-2007 (bulk 1983-2007). (Maine Historical Society Library). WorldCat record id: 262623467 ...

Husson College

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University of New England

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