August Vollmer Pioneer in Police Professionalism Oral History Transcript An
August Vollmer Pioneer in Police Professionalism Oral History Transcript An
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GEC: In 1928 you published an article on police recruiting here in Cincinnati. DCS: I guess I did.
GEC: That was based on your Cincinnati experience. What were the problems of police recruiting in 1938? I haven t done ray homework I haven t read that article.
DCS: 1 can remember an examination they used here for recruiting of patrolmen which had a lot of questions in the use of grammar and in arithmetic. Some of it dealt with a description of the city and identification of well-known places, wh...ich had nothing to do with the Nobody had ever thought of this in terms of what kind of qualities were needed in a policeman and what kind of examining process will help provide some guidance as to whether you are getting those kind of qualities. Well, that s a problem that goes on eternally.
EHC: Did they have any civil service at that time?
DCS: Civil service was so flimsy that it hadn t amounted to much. The city was starting under the new charter and already had appointed a director of personnel this is a post that Don Heisel finally occupied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEC: In 1928 you published an article on police recruiting here in Cincinnati. DCS: I guess I did.
GEC: That was based on your Cincinnati experience. What were the problems of police recruiting in 1938? I haven t done ray homework I haven t read that article.
DCS: 1 can remember an examination they used here for recruiting of patrolmen which had a lot of questions in the use of grammar and in arithmetic. Some of it dealt with a description of the city and identification of well-known places, wh...ich had nothing to do with the Nobody had ever thought of this in terms of what kind of qualities were needed in a policeman and what kind of examining process will help provide some guidance as to whether you are getting those kind of qualities. Well, that s a problem that goes on eternally.
EHC: Did they have any civil service at that time?
DCS: Civil service was so flimsy that it hadn t amounted to much. The city was starting under the new charter and already had appointed a director of personnel this is a post that Don Heisel finally occupied.
What to read after August Vollmer Pioneer in Police Professionalism Oral History Transcript An?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft Library Regional Oral History Office to read onlineMoreLess
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