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Clyde Retired Franklin cr Director T rials, sion„ died ington apartrp ticut Avenue Mr. Baggarly from his Trade Comniii and returnee Hall, Washiiii Fedt r: Octi
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Lawyer, Dies
Cjlyde Baggarly, formof the Bureau of al Trade Commisober 18 at his Waslv ent at 3100 ConnecWashington, D. C. , a Virginian, retired ion with the Federal ission in July 1950, to his home, Avon gton, Virginia. agj;a of Gea deg! Mr. Bai University schools of Georgetown ceived his Law at Nap 1904. He en. tice of law Washington, Town Attorn 1918, he becpmi Department was the attori Contract VARIES rly attetnded the Virginia, the law rge Washington and Universities and reree of Bachelor of ional University in Imaged in private pracin Richmond and Virginia, and was ey for the latter. In e attorney for the of Justice r later he ley for the Board of justment, War Dewas subsequently member of this Board. <d as attorney for the ttee, U. S. Senate in iies investigation. He as attorney for the e Commission in Sepand served in such tjil December 1925, appointed Assistant i Examiner, later being " ief Trial Examiner, ijvas appointed Directeau of Trials which Held until he retired Adj partment, and appointed a He also serv Select Comm coal industri was appointed Federal Trac tember 1920, capacity un when he wai Chief Trial named as Ch In 1946, he or of the Bup position he in 1950. Mr. Baggarly was formerly National President of the Federal Bar Association. He was a Mason, being a menjiber of the Knights Templar, Almas Shrine. He is survived by his wife, the former Frances W. Trott A services ington, D. service will be Virginia M day, October 'vill be held in WashC. and a graveside held in Washington, aiionic Cemetery Fri20 at 3 p.m. EST.
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