Marie Stuart Klooz lived from December 29, 1901 to December 29, 2002 and was an American settlement worker, lawyer, law librarian and pacifist.
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1. Marie S. Klooz (Wikipedia)
WikipediaFull article, gender
Her father was a hotelkeeper.
Full article, field of law
She had a private law practice in Rockville, Maryland until she retired in 1976.
View the Source 2. Wikipedia: Marie S. Klooz
Infobox, birth date
December 29, 1901
Infobox, birth year
December 29, 1901
Infobox, birthplace
Louisville, Kentucky
Infobox, death date
December 29, 2002
Infobox, death year
December 29, 2002
Infobox, place of death
Sandy Spring, Maryland
Infobox, birth_name
Marie Stuart Klooz
Infobox, occupation
Lawyer
Lead, sentence 1, clause 'American settlement worker'
American settlement worker
Lead, parenthetical, birth
December 29, 1901
Infobox, birth_date
December 29, 1901
Early life and education, sentence 1
Klooz was born in Louisville, Kentucky
Personal life, sentence 2
She died in 2002
Infobox, death_date
December 29, 2002
- In Legal System: Law of the United States, Marie Stuart Klooz (December 29, 1901, December 29, 2002) was an American settlement worker, lawyer, law librarian, and
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Was Marie S. Klooz a lawyer only or did she work in other fields too?
She was a lawyer who also worked as a settlement worker and law librarian and was a pacifist.
Marie Stuart Klooz was born in Louisville, Kentucky on December 29, 1901 and died in Sandy Spring, Maryland on December 29, 2002, so she lived exactly one hundred years. Her source infobox lists her occupation as lawyer, but her page describes her as an American settlement worker, lawyer, law librarian and pacifist, so her career combined legal training with social work, library work and peace advocacy.
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