Police Administration Inquiry Wanted
SYDNEY, Monday: A special meeting of the NSW Police Association decided to-day to ask for an inquiry into the police administration. The…
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Inquiry to Be Held Murder on High Seas
SYDNEY, Thursday: Mr. Justice Maxwell has been made available by the State Government to hold an inquiry into the case of two R.A.N…
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WARWICK, Monday: Defence witnesses at the Warwick barracks court martial had been threatened by words and acts by certain prosecution…
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Charges of sheep stealing were laid last night against Hector Nelson and Douglas Nelson, butchers of Cressy. It was alleged that…
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WARWICK, Tuesday: The Warwick court martial to-day found Acting Sergt. D. Redmond and Pte. E. Connors not guilty of a…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday: Summonses were issued to-day by the Victorian police, on behalf at the Commonwealth Crown Solicitor,…
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LONDON, Tuesday (AAP): According to the Free Danish Press Service in Stockholm, the Germans this morning interned the…
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Two men were remanded on bail in the Special Court last week until to-day (Thursday) on charges of having sold second-hand motor…
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Mr A. H. Standen, Superintendent of the Riverina Police District, retired last week, after 38 years' service in the police…
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Sergeant Hardy, who has been stationed at Leeton for 14 months is to be transferred in the near future to Griffith in succession to 1st class…
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NEW YORK, Tuesday: The "New York Times" Algiers correspondent (Cyrus Sulzberger) says: "The Allied forces in…
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AUCKLAND, Wednesday: A 15-year-old boy planned to kill every member of a household, it was alleged in Blenheim Court…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Court (Yesterday) Before Mr. R. Palmer, J.P. Riotous Behavior
George Herbert Randall and William-Norman Brown were each fined £1 for riotous behavior. Police evidence was that, at 5.20…
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Sequel to the Port Adelaide Cup victory of the Melbourne racehorse, Saint Warden, is the serving of summons on his owner-trainer. John…
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BRISBANE Thursday: At the police court, Fontaine B. Williams, US soldier, was charged with having murdered an Australian sailer. He was…
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The first charge made in Griffith under section 17 of the National Security (Prices) Regulations Act was heard in the Griffith Court. When…
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The first charge made in Griffith under section 17 of the National Security (Prices) Regulation Act was heard last week in the Griffith Court…
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SYDNEY, Friday: A coldler, Thomas Parker, 28, was sentenced to six months' gaol at the Central Police Court to-day for stealing…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The abolition of the Arbitration Court is urged in a resolution which will be submitted at the 58th annual convention of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Six Months Gaol for Black Marketing Liquor Sydney
Alleged to have been engaged in black market liquor transactions over a period of four months, Edward Bellamy Jackson, of George Street;…
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