Police Transfers
Constable C. B. Condon, who for some time has been officer in charge of the Bonalbo police station, was one of the few police stationed in country areas…
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Courts & crime, 1941
809 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 3 of 41
Householders Charged for Use of Free Shelters
LONDON, Thursday:--Henry Adoply Ramsay, a 44-year-old clerk was sentenced to-day to imprisonment for a year for charging householders for…
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BRISBANE, Friday:--During widespread police raids on property belonging to the now illegal Jehovah's Witnesses organisation…
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At the Tweed Heads' Police Court Yesterday, Messrs. R. G. Collins and W. A. Morley, J's.P., convicted George Beckman, of Bogangar, on a police…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—High police officials said yesterday that the Police Department was satisfied that the Albury "pyjama girl" was not the…
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Raymond Neville Snell (13), pleaded guilty at the Lismore Police Court yesterday to a charge of having stolen five cheque forms from his…
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Fewer police court matters were listed in Lismore during 1940 than was the case in 1939, according to returns prepared at…
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LONDON, Sunday:--A report from Madrid states that a tribunal has sentenced. in absentia, Senor Largo Caballero (former Spanish Prime Minister)…
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William F. Small was charged in Tweed Heads Police Court yesterday with stealing a lady's rubber cape, the property of Annie Aileen Cox, of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Kassala Is Re-captured British Offensive Moves in Africa Preparations For Tobruk Assault
LONDON: The British offesive in the African theatre of war moved to another sector when British troops reoccupied Kassala, on the Sudan-Abyssinia frontier. "By intense patrol over a period of weeks, our troops, at…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday:—After a six-hour search of sand and scrub country to-day police, aided by black-trackers, detained for questioning…
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Three unclaimed bicycles are at the Lismore police station awaiting owners. The bicycles may be repossessed on being identified. There is also a woman's…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — Police are searching for a two-year-old chestnut filly, claimed to be worth £800, which is believed to have strayed from a…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday:—A fortnight's adventures, which began with an attempt to set fire to a car and ended with several varied incidents…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mrs. Ettie Franklin, clad in her night attire, jumped from a window into the garden of her Bondi home…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday:—A[?] Nyah West Police Court to-day, Harold Woddier (19) was charged with having murdered his sister, Violet (14) on…
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Clain[?]ing that it may have been an accident, the Police Magistrate (Mr. J. McElroy) yesterday dismissed two charges brought against Leslie Pink,…
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MULLUMBIMBY, Wednesday. —Stating that it may have been an accident, the P.M. (Mr. J. McElroy) dismissed two charges brought against…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday—Harold Woodier (19), was to-day remanded until January 29 on a charge of murdering his 14-year-old sister, Phyllis,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Convicted at the Central Police Court to-day on a charge of having stolen receipts belonging to the Ministry of Munitions,…
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