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COST OF THE LUNACY COMMISSION; Senator Mullin's Sub-Committee Continues Its Investigation.
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ALBANY, March 18. -- Senator Mullin's sub-committee continued its investigation of the Lunacy Commission this afternoon. Commissioner Brown was questioned as to the number of employes in the various institutions. He did not believe any could be dispensed with safely. He favored a uniform salary for asylum officers, but said the Attorney General had decided that the commission could not readjust these salaries, although the discrepancies were apparently the result of mere caprice. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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