Police Force in Maitland Decision of Minister
The Chief Secretary has written to West Maitland Council advising that, at one time, there were live extra police at West…
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Courts & crime, 1942
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Local and General Items. Cessnock People Charged with Assault
AT the Canberra Police Court this week Jack Anderson, Leslie Evans and Jean Sternbeck, of Cessnock, and a 17-year-old girl appeared on a…
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WHEN we went to press on Tuesday the above case was not concluded. Henry Ro and Hall and Thomas James Hall (brothers…
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SYDNEY Friday.—At Darlinghurst Sessions, John Louis Elliott, 46, former solicitor of Dungog, was sentenced by Judge…
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No Travelling Statement: James Godwin, of Bungwahl, pleaded guilty to travelling 32 head of cattle between Forster and Bungwahl on…
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A Iecture on police duties and practices will be delivered to police Reservists in the West Maitland Courthouse on Wednesday…
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The following is a copy of the judgment by his Honour Mr. Justice Roper, in the case which was heard in Dungog and in Sydney:…
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BURNIE Monday.— George Walker Martin, 22, single, of Mole Creek, was arrested late on Saturday night at his home at…
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The Chief Secretary, Mr. J. M. Badeley, stated . that he hid taken steps to see that police and freemen in industrial and…
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"I followed, but the wind changed and I got trapped," said Edwards. "In a matter of seconds I was enveloped in flames and blinding smoke…
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John Louis Elliott, 46, a former solicitor of Dungog, was sentenced to two years' gaol by Judge Shortland at the Quarter Sessions. Sydney, last…
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William Frost Pishburn pleaded not evilly to a charge of using indecent language when he appeared before the Magistrate (Mr. G. f. Johnstone…
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KURRI KURRI Wednesday.— John Francis Cahill, of 319 Illawarra-road, Marrickville, charged E. Wells, of Tamworth-street,…
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BRISBANE Wednesday. — Thomas McCaskell, 30, a sheer metal worker was to-day committed for trial on a charge of…
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KURRI KURRI Wednesday.— Charged with having carried mine workers from Abermain No. 3 collier; on December 9, while…
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Thomas McCaskelly 30, a sheet metal worker, was to-day committed for trial on a charge of having murdered Patrick Doyle at Brisbane on…
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SYDNEY Wed.—Henry James Pelfer, 48, dentist, of Norton-street Leichhardt, was charged at the Glebe police court with…
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NEWCASTLE Thursday. — In the Police Court to-day, on remand from yesterday, Rosario (19), seaman, was charged…
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Two applications for authority to enter and search for coat and shale were dealt with by Mr. Duncan, Mining Warden, in the…
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CAPE TOWN Jan. 21.—Four hundred policemen have now been detained for subversive activity. Macs arrests followed the discovery…
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