Extra Police Lawler Is Charged
LONDON, Tuesday: Extra police and private detectives accompanied the Dutchess of Kent when she visited a garden…
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Courts & crime, 1939
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Refused to Halt Man Shot Dead By The Police
MELBOURNE, Wednesday: A married man on parole from a mental hospital; Owen Harold Anstee, 44, was shot dead by a…
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As there were no cases listed for hearing in the District Court to-day, the judge did not come to Yass. At 1 o’clock this morning,…
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NIAGARA FALLS, Wednesday: Paul Carlesimo, 18, has been questioned by the police and secret service agents because he allegedly…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Chain Letters “Magic of Multiplication” Police Revelations
Investigations carried out by Inspector O’Keefe, who has charge of the special squad used for the suppression of starting price betting and…
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SYDNEY, Monday: When the case in which Eric Sloane. 24, a labourer, charged with the shooting of Charles McGuire and Mickael Phillips with…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Two Sent to Gaol Robbery At Cooma House
A daring robbery at a Cooma house on March 23 last, when goods to the value of about £100 were stolen had its sequel at the…
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At the Goulburn Quarter Sessions yesterday, two Goulburn men, John Alwyn Marshall, 24, and Lindsay Painter, 23, were…
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Prior to the commencement of the Goulburn Quarter Sessions yesterday a "run through" of the District Court list resulted…
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At the Goulburn District Court this morning a claim by George Alick Craft, of Canberra, for 29/13/ damages from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr. Graham Maitland Gaol Governor Retires
Mr. E. C. Graham, Governor of the Maitland Gaol, and formerly Deputy Governor at the Goulburn Reformatory, who for 40 years…
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SYDNEY. Monday: At the Paddington Police Court to-day, Albert George Tyler, 31, a wool classer, pleaded guilty to having stolen…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Man Shot by Police An Exciting Four-Mile Chase
SYDNEY; Monday: A mal was wounded in a shoulder by a police bullet early on Saturday morning when Constable J. Hile was forced…
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At its meeting last night the Goulburn Chamber of Commerce decided to write a letter of appreciation to the police,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farmers' Dispute Trouble Ends In Court Case
Convicted on two counts, including one of unlawful assault, Eric Lynn Duff, Tarlo farmer, was bo[?]nd over at the Goulburn…
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Francis Charles Harvey (30), grazier, at the Quarter Sessions, Sydney, last week, appealed against his conviction and the…
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William Henry Thomas appeared before His Honour Judge Stacey at the Young Quarter Sessions yesterday morning on a…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday: Judge Martin Manton, on the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, was sentenced to two years and fined…
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CROOKWELL: Robert Francis Hogan, who pleaded guilty, was fined £1, or two days' at the Crookwell Police Court on Monday for having…
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The Goulburn Chamber of Commerce decided to write a letter of appreciation to the police, expressing appreciation of the…
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