Police Investigate 17 Premises
SYDNEY, Friday.—Since regulations were gazetted on March 10 giving the police power to deal with undesirable night clubs and sly-grog…
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Courts & crime, 1942
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Thefts Reported To Newcastle Police
During his absence from home, thieves entered James Arthur Chittick's room in Hanbury Street, Mayfield, and, forcing both…
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LONDON.—A 16-year-old girl brought before Lambeth Juvenile Court for a breach of a probation order was stated to be keeping…
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LONDON, Sat. (Our Special Representative).—A document addressed to American troops in Northern Ireland, urging them to…
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LONDON, May 10.—Leningrad stands ready to repel the new assault which the Germans are preparing, states the Russian Army…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Court To-day Police Division (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd. S.m.) Dealer Fined
Geoffrey Rossiter Housman, 25, dealer, was charged with driving a horse and cart in Hunter Street on May 3 while under the influence of liquor. He…
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By breaking both the glass in a side window and the lock-on a door, thieves gained entry to the general works at A. Goninan and…
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SYDNEY: A matter involving the right of the Minister for Labor (Mr. Ward) to promulgate a regulation…
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SYDNEY.—A petition circulated among residents of the Windsor district requesting the release from prison of Ronald Bruce…
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NO POLICE EVIDENCE.—The Police Prosecutor (Sergeant W. G. Wallace intimated that there was no police evidence to offer against Edwin Cecil…
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The Chief Warden (Ald. Fairhall) has recommended to Newcastle police that prosecutions be launched against…
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SYDNEY.—Five absconders from the Gosford Boys' Home yesterday brought the total number of "escapes" this year to more than…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In the Courts Police Division (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd, Sm) Plate Glass Broken
Philip Edgar Phillips, 34, laborer, was charged with having maliciously damaged a showcase plate glass. the property of Henry Harold Martin, in…
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REMANDED.—Phillip Edgar Phillips, 34, labourer, was remanded to June 9, on £50 bail, on a charge of having maliciously damaged, to the extent of…
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SYDNEY: The Executive Council to-day approved the following police promotions: A. S. Keeble from 3rd to 2nd class inspector;…
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NEW YORK.—Argentina's public enemy No. 1, known as Tata Mino, who had sworn that he would never be taken alive, was…
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During his absence in the past fortnight, a cabinet gramophone and a quantity of clothes were stolen from the home of James…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—No successor to Mr. Justice Owen on the Supreme Court Bench is likely to be appointed by State Cabinet. It was…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The State Full Court to-day reserved judgment in the case of Mrs. Adela Walsh (formerly Pankhurst), who is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Boys' Club Party to Entertain R.A.A.F.
The Newcastle Police Boys' Club concert party, with a number of prominent boxers, wrestlers, weight-lifters and other athletes, will give…
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