Police Talks On Broken Hill
SYDNEY: Mr. Delaney to-day summoned inspector John Dogan, of Forbes, to Sydney. Inspector Dogan soon will…
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Courts & crime, 1953
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No Direction To Police At Broken Hill Broken Hill, Friday
Local police said today they had received no directions to tighten up on gambling and liqour laws in…
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Local politic said to-day they had received no direction to tighten up on gambling and liquor laws in…
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PUSAN: South Korean naval headquarters has announced that the captain of a ferry which capized in a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wife’s Life Sentence for Murder
TOKYO: A U.S. Army court-martial yesterday sentenced a woman to life imprisonment for the premeditated murder of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Court’s Ruling on Oil Defied
ABADAN: Another tanker is heading for Abadan to load Persian oil fop Genoa, according to the “Dally Telegraph’s”…
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Reginald Clive Burston, 36, of Government-road, East Cessnock, was remanded till January 20 when he appeared at…
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.LONDON: The Judicial Committee of the Pricy Council yesterday refused a New Zealander. special leave to appeal…
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—Events on the last tram trip of Shirley Butler, 21, a few hours before she was found murdered will…
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SYDNEY: After 12 years of Labour Government the New South Wales Police Force, which had been the best in the world, was being slowly undermined, Mr. Jeff Bate, M.H.R., said lost night…
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SYDNEY: Superintendent James Wiley, former chief of the C.I.B., is still seriously [?]in Sydney Hospital…
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WASHINGTON: Harry Bridges, West Coast, longshoremen’s leader, yesterday appealed to the Supreme…
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SYDNEY: It is expected that the leader of the Opposition in the N.S.W. parliament (Mr. V. H. Traatt) will include in his policy speech on January 29 a call for air inquiry into the administration of…
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SYDNEY: Detectives are now satisfied that Shirley Butler left a tram at North Sydney railway station shortly before…
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Thirty-six Quarter Sessions cases were heard at the Best Maitland courthouse last year although 54 were…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Widow's Appeal High Court [?]earing In [?]
Mrs. Sarah A[?] Hall, of Subiaco - [?] Cessnock, will appeal [?] the Full Court of the High Court…
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Two men were fined at Dungog Police Court last Wednesday for S.P. betting. They were Colin College…
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SYDNEY: In a wild car chase early to-day, police pursued three cracksmen, who had battered down the door of…
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CESSNOCK: A special court was held today at the bedside of Thomas Date, 30, a farm labourer, of Pokobin, who is…
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WOY WOT: Police have given up hope of finding alive a missing six-years-old boy. He is Alan Edward Jones,…
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