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Southern Highlands · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1946

27 stories in Southern Highlands's papers · page 2 of 2

Police Officer Retires

The Southern Mail · Friday 18 October 1946 · page 2

Ex-Superintendent W. H. Dudley, who has retired from the police force after 38 years and eleven months service, was…

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Tennis Court at Kangaloon official Opening

The Southern Mail · Friday 1 November 1946 · page 6

Recently, a public meeting of the residents of Kangaloon appointed an energetic committee to go into ways and means of providing a concrete…

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Court Cases Illegal Use of Lorry

The Southern Mail · Friday 8 November 1946 · page 3

At Bowral Police Court on Friday, Eric Delphos Neich pleaded guilty through his solicitor (Mr. Young, of Wilkinson and Throsby) to a charge…

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Wednesday, Thursday Murder in the Music Hall. She Went to the Races. Murder in the Music Hall

The Southern Mail · Friday 15 November 1946 · page 4

vera Hruba Ralston, the Czechoslovakian beauty who began her career as a champion ice-skater, proves a competent dramatic actress…

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Murder on Waterfront

The Southern Mail · Friday 22 November 1946 · page 5

The identity of the person who commits two murders in "Murder on the Waterfront" is well hidden until the climax. The murders are…

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Charge of Stealing Bag of Wheat Fine of £5 IMPOSED

The Southern Mail · Friday 6 December 1946 · page 7

At Bowral Police Court on Friday, before Mr. T. H. Brooke, P.M., Norman James Roffe was charged with stealing a bag of wheat valued at…

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Six Months Gaol for Local Farmer Wanton Cruelty Alleged

The Southern Mail · Friday 6 December 1946 · page 10

At Mom Vale Police Court on Wednesday, Joseph Hollins, a well-known dairy fanner, of Robertson Road, Moss Vale, was sentenced to…

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