Police Find Explosives
LONDON, April 16. — Glasgow police last night raided the premises of “Young Scotland,” a movement with extreme…
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Courts & crime, 1948
1,099 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 17 of 55
Colombian Leader’s Murder Was Personal
WASHINGTON, April 16.—The head of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (Rear-Admiral R. H. Hillenkloeter) told…
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The Canterbury Park Cup, run over nine furlongs, is the star attraction at the Canterbury meeting to-morrow. There are no outstanding performers…
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SOFIA, April 17.—The court sentenced to life imprisonment Dmitri Gchev, ex-leader of the Bulgarian Agragarian Party…
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ROME, April 17.—Police defended themselves by firing into the air and using tear gas when a mon of 10,000 attacked their…
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While being searched at West Maitland, police [?]on Saturday, after being arrested on a drunkenness charge, Joseph Bede…
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SINGAPORE Monday (AAP-Reuter).—About 100 members of the Singapore Harbour Board’s auxiliary police staged a surprise…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The sentence on Robert Close, convicted of having published an obscene libel, will be passed by…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →American Police Arrest Russian Officers
BERLIN, April ,20.—In a dramatic clash with Russian officers, American military police yesterday rammed a car in which Russian officers were attempting to kidnap a stateless woman in the American zone of Vienna in Austria…
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LITTLE ROCK (Arkansas), April 20.—Reversing its earlier ruling, the State Supreme Court to-day legalised an estimated…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police and Doctor Speak of Beer Strike Effects
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—While police declare that there has been less crime since the beer strike began, the president of the United licensed Victuallers Association (Mr. N. H. Connolly) holds a different opinion…
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Boomanulla, equal favourite for to-day's Wagga Cup. was guarded by police throughout [?] and last night…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.— George Allan Jones, 40, accountant, was committed for trial when he appeared at Parramatta court on…
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At Kurri court to-day Francis Michael Harr[?] 57 was charged with [?] and sentenced to [?] day hard labour,…
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SINGLETON, Thurs, — John Thompson, of Muswellbrook, was acquitted by a jury at the sessions, at Singleton before Judge…
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SINGLETON, Thurs. — Ronald James Hudges, single, 80, was charged at the session at Singleton yesterday with stealing…
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Before Mr. J. B. Hodgson at the Muswellbrook Police Court on Wednesday, Arthur Hillard was charged with negligent driving…
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Victor Charles Miller, at one time a resident of Singleton, later at McCully's Gap, and at present at Muswellbrook, was…
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Three men who came before His Honour Judge Nelld at the Singleton Quarter Sessions on Wednesday were allowed to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Popular Police Officer Farewell to Sgt. A. Goodwin
Sgt. A. Goodwin, who has retired from the Service, owing to ill-health, was the guest on Saturday afternoon, at the Merriwa Court House, of…
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