U.s. Police Use T.v. to Round Up Crooks
With the help of television and an alert citizenry, Los Angeles is rounding up wanted criminals, says Frank J. Taylor in the February…
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Courts & crime, 1954
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Court of Petty Wingham, Monday, 25th JANUARY, 1954. Before Messrs. C. I. Chapman and J. J. Fitzpatrick, J's.P. Indecent Language and Offensive Behaviour Charges
Four aboriginals, each with previous convictions, appeared to answer charges of indecent language and offensive…
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ARMIDALE, Jan. 26: Four young Sydney men were charged in the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday…
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NEW YORK. -- Emma Jo Johnson, a 35-year-old brunette, walked out free last week from the Nevada State Prison, where she had been sentenced to spend the next 20 years for a murder she did not…
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MELBOURNE, Jan. 26. -- Russell Street detectives yesterday charged the acting manager of the Morn Meat…
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Ronald Charles Corbett, 37, farmer, of Lansdowne, was given a two-year £20 good behaviour bond by Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M., at the Taree Court of Petty Sessions on Monday…
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Members of the legal profession and the Bench congratulated Sergt. Clark during an adjournment at…
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Taree police and Detective Sergeant Duffil, of Newcastle, are inquiring into the circumstances surrounding the death…
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In the Fair Rents Court on Monday, Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M., fixed the rent of the following premises:…
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HOLLYWOOD. -- Errol Flynn's ex-wife, Nora Eddington, has agreed to drop her contempt of Court action…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Court of Petty Sessions. Two Taree Young Men Charged At Forster. "A Trivial Offence," Said The S.M.
"Because of the trivial nature of the offence." said Mr. A. D. Tyler, SM, at the Forster Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday,…
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Four alleged traffic offences were heard by Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M., at Taree Court of Petty Sessions on Monday…
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One of the first to reach the plane was Constable C. D ok, who was on a wharf about a quarter of a mile…
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COFFS HARBOUR. -- --In the Court of Petty Sessions, Coffs Harbour, Mr. A. E. Capp, S.M., found there was no case to answer, and dismissed the informations against Edward Charles Edwards, and…
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A police warning was issued this week to residents travelling to Newcastle next Tuesday to leave their premises securely…
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Officer-in-charge of Taree police, Sergeant F. Clark, is appreciative of the assistance given by many people after…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Farmers' Duty On Fire Provisions Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M., said at the Wingham Court of Petty Sessions yesterday that it was the duty of farmers to make themselves conversant with the provisions of the Bush Fires
He told one defendant charged with not extinguishing a fire: "There are so many obligations blowing from the…
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"Because of the trivial nature of the offence," said Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M. at the Forster Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday last, the…
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A 24-year-old labourer who was described by the police as a hoodlum, very arrogant in drink and who does not hesitate to resort to violence, appeared before Mr. R. V. Hough,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Court of Petty Sessions. Wingham, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 1954. Before Mr. A. D. Tyler, S.M. Indecent Language
John O'Connor, on a charge of using indecent language, was fined 30/-, in default three days' hard labor…
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