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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
2
The division announced it is authorized to have 900 troopers to ensure safety, but current numbers show 760 on duty. The association stated the present force number is 760 and work continues to reach the full authorized strength.
A New York City committee urged the State University of New York to acquire the city’s four municipal colleges to expand access for thousands of youths turned away due to municipal funding limits. The proposal appears in the final section of a report on city school system administration.
A House Armed Services subcommittee opened hearings after a magazine writer described the alleged killing of an OSS major in World War II. Defense Department and Army witnesses were sought for testimony. hearing date not set.
Pro government deputies boycotted the Iranian parliament to block a quorum and thwart an opposition plan to attack Premier Mossadegh. Opposition lawmakers sheltered inside the Majlis building fearing possible terrorism as elections were challenged.
The Agriculture Department's first 1952 crop report indicates wheat production may exceed 1.2 billion bushels, surpassing the department goal of 1.163 billion and adding up to 100 million bushels to the reserve. The reserve has fallen from 427 million to about 335 million in two years due to lagging production.
The Michigan Humane Society staged a Christmas party for Detroit horses yesterday with oats and carrots for all, but fewer than 40 horses appeared as deep snow and winter conditions kept them indoors. Society executive Clifton Johnson noted the routes were too icy and many horses lacked winter shoes.
Albany UP reports the State Police Benevolent Association urged a $2,500 starting salary and a 2500 officer force, arguing to match Korea era manpower. The group called for policy rules guided by law over internal politics, and better duty stability with transfers. Cardinal Spellman plans to visit Korea, invited by Gen. Van Fleet, timing set for Tokyo arrival.
In Albany a nine-year-old boy, taken into custody last week, will spend Christmas with his parents. Judge Laffin ruled the child may visit home, while addressing concerns about safety and the 24 hour duty schedule at the Capitol and State Education building.
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