Murder Charges Against Youth
WELLINGTON, April 27. A.A.P.—An 18-year-old apprentice was committed for trial in the Supreme Court to…
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Courts & crime, 1954
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Boast Led To Charge Of Murder
TORONTO, April 27. A.A.P.—A murder charge was laid against Bruce Maclean who was said to have boasted…
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TOKIO.—Applications for the Japanese police force have increased because of growing…
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A drunken man appeared befre Mr. T. H. D. See, S.M. in Belmont Court yesterday. After his name had been…
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SYDNEY: A New Australian had smashed a full bottle of lemonade over a man's head, then jabbed the broken edges into his face, Sgt. A. J. Sharp told Balmain Court today…
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BRISBANE: A woman prisoner fell over the verandah railings at Brisbane Police Court today 25ft. to…
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REMANDED.âMathew Maurice Mosely, 51, and Thomas Gregory Donoghue, 50, labourers, were remanded till…
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MELBOURNE.—Murray Smith (38), bank security officer of Albert Park, was found guilty…
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The locksmith felt the hair at the nape of his neck slowly…
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Security precautions have been taken 6n the loading in Newcastle of the last wool to go to Russia this season…
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ENTEBBE (Uganda), Thurs. (A.A.P.): Security police yesterday scrutinised all guests before they were admitted to the wooded gardens of Government House for the Royal garden party. Police kept a close watch…
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SYDNEY: Police were gravely concerned at the continued growth of road and street accidents during 1953. the Commissioner of Police (Mr. C. J. Delaney) states in his annual report released by the Premier, Mr. Cahill…
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LONDON (O.S.R.).—Alfred William Rogers, 59, briner, of Meakin Estate, Decima-st,, Bermondsey…
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TO TERALBA.—Sydney Haigh Hendrie, 35. process worker, was remanded to Teralba Court to-day on £5 bail on charges of…
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CANBERRA, Thursday. —Canberra police to-night charged a man with driving under the influence and…
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NEW YORK, April 29.—Joseph Ryan, retired lifetime President of the independent International Longshoremen's…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — The mother of three children was remanded till May 7 in Central Court to-day on a charge…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. —Superintendent H. E. Snowden has been appointed Police Superintendent of Traffic in…
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SYDNEY: C.I.B. detectives investigating the mysterious poisoning of three members of a western suburbs family now lean to the theory that the poisoning of at least one of…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. â Detectives investigating the triple poisoning of a western suburbs family are concentrating on…
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