Investigation Nears in Troy Police Civil Service Test
A State Civil Service Commission official said the Troy Police Department promotional examination case will be resolved soon. Eight officers were questioned about irregularities and alleged cheating in the 1959 tests for sergeants detectives captains and an assistant chief. Lists soon go to Public Safety Commissioner Paul R. Jones, with potential court action if appointments are blocked.
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Troy Police Department
Nine Bronx Motor Vehicle Examiners Suspended
The New York Motor Vehicles Commissioner announced the suspension of nine Bronx examiners amid charges they took money from applicants or driving schools. The nine, half of the Bronx examiner staff, await a departmental hearing before April 1 and were asked to reply by 10 a.m. March 15.
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TV education channels discussed at PTA meeting
Mohawk Hudson Council on Educational TV official C Cavert told Lansingburg High School PTA that a fifth channel may be most important. He noted homes watch TV about 5 hours 56 minutes daily and urged parents to supervise children. Channeliers Day program will air soon with schools planning meetings on March 27.
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Clothing Didnv’é Fool The Women
New Bedford Massachusetts UPI reports that Mrs Guilhermina Monteiro cashed a 108 dollar check with no questions at a bank Wednesday. Two women customers said the cashier looked like an unusual woman and alerted a police officer who traced the cashier to Albert Lopes Jr 17 who had borrowed women’s clothing to pose as the woman and present the stolen check. He faced charges of larceny and forgery.
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Air Force ROTC Dining-In at Watervliet Arsenal
Dean Harrod of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute spoke at the second annual Air Force ROTC Dining-In held at the Watervliet Arsenal Officers Mess. The event featured a transfer of command from Cadet Col. Charles A. Kezar to Cadet Col. James E. Dorsey as the senior cadet class handed over to the juniors.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Watervliet Arsenal Officers Mess
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Charles A. Kezar
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