Daring Theft in Sydney
SYDNEY, Thursday: While the manager of the King's Head Hotel in Elizabeth St., Mr. E. McIntosh, was absent from the bar for a few…
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Courts & crime, 1938
643 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 18 of 33
Police Chief and Pedestrians
That pedestrians should be controlled in the same way as vehicular traffic is the view expressed by Sir Hugh Turnbull, the Commissioner…
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Awkward situations are likely to arise if police in plain clothes are given the duty of stopping motorists to inspect their driving licenses…
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The three local boys, two aged 12 years, and one 9 years, who were interrogated by the police and who it is alleged made certain admissions…
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COWRA, Friday: As a result of a raid sallied out by a special squad of detectives from Sydney, several local residents appeared in the Cowra…
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Although no official intimation had been received in Goulburn this morning, a Sydney report states that…
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After several weeks of comparative quiet, Goulburn police have this week been called upon to investigate a series of alleged…
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When James McMahon and his wife, Ruth McMahon, of 42 High Street, Thirroul, returned home from Sydney on May 7 they found the tops…
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Possessing a long list of convictions and aliases, Patrick Michael O'Brien, 38, was released from gaol only last Week after serving 10 days for stealing. Yesterday he was sentenced to another term of hard labour for a similar offence…
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On the application of the police, most of the cases set down for hearing at the Goulburn Police Court, yesterday…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday, Speaking at a farewell dinner by his colleagues at Redfern last night, Sergeant Kinkead denied the statement made by…
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Twenty-two pairs of ladies' shoes, valued at approximately £15, and some ladies' clothing, were stolen from boxes and suitcases consigned…
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MAITLAND, Wednesday: Previously acquitted of murder, two youths were each sentenced to five, years' gaol…
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Carpenters are now busy effecting repairs and improvements to the Tuena Public School building, and the work is likely to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Court Farewells to Mr. Macfarlane Popular C.P.S. Eulogised
The Police Magistrate, members of the legal profession and the police, bade farewell to the C.P.S. (Mr. A. W. J…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: The report of the police on the 30-mile-an-hour speed limit is expected to be presented to Parliament by the Minister…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: His Honour Judge Edwards in the Divorce Court to-day granted a Judicial Separation to Mrs. Edith Charlotte McGirr from…
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The dignity and solemnity any court of law in Britain invariably impresses visitors, and both are jealously guarded by both…
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Evidence of a raid on a house used for betting at Bowning and an effort to burn certain papers in the fire but…
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LONDON, Wednesday. There was a dramatic sequel in the House of Commons to-day to a proposal by the Government…
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