Ex-Serviceman's Death Callan Park Supt. Says He Called Police
SYDNEY, Tuesday: The medical superintendent of Callan Park Mental Hospital today told the Parramatta District Coroner…
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Police' Warning About Selling Crackers
Sgt R. J. Wiles, of Junee, took steps to warn tradespeople that it was an offence to sell crackers at this, time of the year…
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Police have been asked to investigate allegations that a number of persons broke into the pool in the early hours of last…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: One of three youths charged on two counts of attempted murder, said in the Criminal Court…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: Mr. Justice Heron told a youthful murderer, whom he sentenced to death in the Central Criminal…
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HARDEN, Friday: A woman and her son were remanded until January 13 at Harden Court yesterday on a charge of…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Arson squad detectives are investigating the cause of a fire which destroyed an old broadcasting stand in…
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SYDNEY, Friday: The State Pull Court of Criminal Appeal today ordered the acquittal and release of…
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LEETON, Friday: Two men today pleaded guilty to offensive behavior in Pine Avenue on Saturday, November 20, before Mr…
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SYDNEY, Friday: The hearing of the Kemeira Tunnel dispute will open in Sydney on January 17 before Mr. Justice…
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ROME, Friday (A.A.P.): Violent demonstrations in Rome and Milan yesterday resulted in injury to a number of people including women. In Rome, crippled ex-servicemen hurled artificial…
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Large-scale thefts of electric motors from dairy farmers are affecting Sydney milk-drinkers. The motors are used chiefly…
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PRAGUE, Sunday (A.A.P.): Father Pavel Hucko a Greek Catholic priest has been sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment…
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DARWIN, Monday—Police investigating the murder of Joseph Slocombe, 50, Shell Oil Co. employee, have detained an…
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The Wagga police are anxious to hear from a person who picked up a tarpaulin in Heath Street on Saturday. Constable…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: In an early-morning raid on a house in Pyrmont today, police arrested a 16-year-old youth and charged…
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DARWIN, Sunday: Sgt. Mutch, of the Northern Territory Police, is investigating the murder of Shell Oil Co…
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Sgt. R. J. Wiles, of Junee, took steps to warn tradespeople that it was an offence to sell crackers at this time of the year…
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Justice Robert Jackson, of the U.S. Supreme Court, cast the deciding vote recently to grant a hearing of appeals…
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MADRAS, Monday: One hundred and fourteen Communists, imprisoned in Vellore Central Gaol, have been on a hunger…
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