Police Reward for Murderer
Sydney—A reward of at least £1000 has been offered by the State Government this week for information leading to the arrest…
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Courts & crime, 1949
1,212 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 18 of 61
Sharpley Stories Court Action On Copyright
Sydney, April 24.—In the Equity Court on Friday the "Sydney Morning Herald" and the "Herald" and "Weekly Times" (Melbourne) were granted an…
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New York, April 25.—Detectives are searching for a friend of the Metropolitan Opera tenor, John Garrison (36), whose body…
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Sydney, April 27.—Lars Gustav Drundahl said in the Quarter Sessions he was never asked to [?]in the Nazi Party because be was not of fail German…
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Sydney.—The Acting Transport Minister (Mr. Sheahan) staid that bricks, dirt, stones and boulders were among the coal supplied to…
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A black overnight bag containing personal papers, petrol tickets, drivers license and other items was stolen from a sedan car parked outside the Sulphide…
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Annual conference of the N.S.W. Police Association will be held in Sydney from May 2 to 5. Local branch delegate (Sgt. H…
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Supt. W. L. C. Alford officer in charge of the western N.S.W. police district) will arrive here tonight from Parkes on a tour of the…
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Sydney, April 29.—A Federal Conciliation Commissioner has no power to grant a tea break in an industry, the High Court has ruled. It held that the…
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Sydney— A woman was charged at the Burwood. Police Station to day with having murdered her husband, Frank Herbert Gurney…
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Sydney— Security police visited the homes of Communist Party members in Perth today and seized several books and plays, Mr. L…
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Sydney, May 2. — Refusal of the State Government to extend full civil and political rights to policemen was vigorously attacked by Mr. G. T. Boston…
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Sydney— The Full Bench of the Arbitration Court today refused to hear an application by the…
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Sydney, May 3.—A reward of £1,000 is being offered by the State Government for the solution of the Maroubra murder. This step is being taken on…
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Sydney, May 3.—The present system of police promotion was based on quality of justice, said Mr. C. T. Boston, president of the N.S.W. Police…
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Sydney— The police believe that Robert George Kingland (55), whose body was recorded from a creek at Mullumbimby had been…
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Sydney— At the annual conference of the New South Wales Police Association yesterday Sergt. H. Reddington, of Broken Hill, was…
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Sydney, May 4.—Accused of bashing her husband to death with a hammer at Enfield a crippled woman was on Monday remanded at Burwood until…
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Sydney— At the N.S.W. Police Association conference yesterday it was decided to seek a right to contest Parliamentary elections…
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Lost property handed to the police in recent weeks include a gent's wrist watch, a two-strand necklace, pair of spectacles and…
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