School Parley Weighs Education Budget and Double Sessions
San Francisco attendees hear California will spend about 400 million on schools this year with expected rise to 540 million by 1960. State controller Robert Kirkwood urges conservation of tax dollars for all government needs. Dr Bugh Wikett defends double sessions as tradition bound. Claude Fawcett argues afternoon classes fatigue students and hinder study.
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100 Officers Suspected in Traffic Fix Scandal
Police commissioner Francis W. H. Adams says 58 policemen and policewomen are under graft investigation in a traffic violation fix scandal. He cites 23 percent hours of a briefing with top brass and mentions Theresa Melchiorne, director of the Bureau of Policewomen, among those implicated. Weissman, a Manhattan patrolman, was dismissed for failing to issue a ticket amid a gratuity attempt. The magic card racket ties to a Brooklyn grand jury inquiry into 10 to 15 officers with 100 patrols possibly involved.
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