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Courts & crime, 1943

7,258 stories in Sydney's papers · page 14 of 250

Hiring Not Accepted Magistrate Warns Taxi-drivers

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 8

"There are too many cases coming before the Courts of taxi-drivers refusing hiring," said Mr. Arnold, S.M., in the…

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Kocarah Police Court. Friday, January 8, 1048. Mr. McCULLOCH S.M.)

The St George Call · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 2

The auditorium of the Court was' well filled at 10.6 when the amber light gave place to green. Front benches were occupied with police officers whose facial…

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Dispute Over Police

The Sun · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 3

"It would be grossly improper to discriminate between protected undertakings, and the…

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Hectic 24 Hours Lands Movie Star In Gaol

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 2

HOLLYWOOD, Friday. -- A 24-hours escapade, involving the dislocation of a studio hairdresser's jaw, a night club row the flaunting of her nude body before an arresting detective and violation of probation put beautiful actress Frances Farmer…

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Stop Press Police Enlistment Ean

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 12

The Acting-Premicr (Mr. Baddeley) Said today he had no know ledge of any proposal to lift the ban on enlistment by policemen,…

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This Would Kill The Police Act

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 6

THE Director-General of Manpower explains the attempt to interfere with the State Department of…

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War Romance Ends in Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 8

MELBOURNE, Friday. -- Alleged to have married a 16-years-old girl without the consent of her mother Raymond…

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Executive Move Resented Police Support for Commissioner

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 5

Hasty action by the executive of the Police Association in protesting against a proposal to remove the Police Force from the reserved occupations list is resented by many…

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Deaf and Dumb Couple in Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 8

A DEAF and dumb man and woman were principals at Redfern Court today and proceedings were carried on through an interpreter…

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Deaf and Dumb Couple in Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 8

A DEAF and dumb man and woman were principals at Redfern Court today and proceedings were carried on through an interpreter…

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Deaf and Dumb Couple in Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 8

A DEAF and dumb man and woman were principals at Redfern Court today and proceedings were carried on through an interpreter…

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Police Chiefs Demand Man-power Rules Cause Clash

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 4

The Commissioner of Police, Mr. MacKay, has asked that the police force should not be subject to the man-power…

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Witnesses of Swark Tragedy Leave Coroner's Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 3

WITNESSES AND FRIENDS OF DENISE BURCH, 14, who lost her life when she was attacked by a shark in Middle Harbor on December 26, last year, leaving the Coroner's Court today after the Coroner heard the story of the tragedy. They are (from the left): John Bragg, Stanley Ethington, Reginald Kiley, the victim's sister, Pamela Burch, and Miss K. Mumford. (See story, Page 6.)…

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Witnesses of Shark Tragedy Leave Coroner's Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 3

WITNESSES AND FRIENDS OF DENISE BURCH, 14, who lost her life when she was attacked by a shark in Middle Harbor on December 26, last year, leaving the Coroner's Court today after the Coroner heard the story of the tragedy. They are (from the left): John Bragg, Stanley Ethington, Reginald kiley, the victim s sister, Pamela Burch, and Miss K. Mumford. (See story, Page 6.)…

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Witnesses of Shark Tragedy Leave Coroner's Court

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 3

WITNESSES AND FRIENDS OF DENISE BURCH, 14, who lost her life when she was attacked by a shark in Middle Harbor on December 26, last year, leaving the Coroner's Court today after the Coroner heard the story of the tragedy. They are (from the left): John Bragg, Stanley Ethington, Reginald Kiley, the victim's sister, Pamela Burch, and Miss K. Mumford. (See story, Page 6.)…

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Wurth on Police and Manpower Negotiations With MacKay Reserved Lists' Right of Appeal

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 4

ATTACKING Press statements attributed to the N.S.W. Police Commissioner (Mr. Mac Kay) the Commonwealth Director of Manpower (Mr. Wurth) said today that the relationship between Mr. MacKay…

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Wurth on Police and Manpower Negotiations With MacKay Reserved Lists' Right of Appeal

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 4

ATTACKING Press statements attributed to the N.S.W. Police Commissioner (Mr. MacKay) the Commonwealth Director of Manpower (Mr. Wurth) said today that the relationship between Mr. MacKay…

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Wurth on Police and Manpower Negotiations With MacKay Reserved Lists' Right of Appeal

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 4

ATTACKING Press statements attributed to the N.S.W. Police Commissioner (Mr. MacKay) the Commonwealth Director of Manpower (Mr. Wurth) said today that the relationship between Mr. MacKay…

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Wurth on Police and Manpower Negotiations with MacKay Reserved Lists' Right of Appeal

Daily Mirror · Friday 15 January 1943 · page 4

ATTACKING Press statements attributed to the N.S.W. Police Commissioner (Mr. MacKay) the Commonwealth Director of Manpower (Mr. Wurth) said today that the relationship between Mr. MacKay…

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Magistrate Says Theft "Worse Than Murder"

Daily Mirror · Saturday 16 January 1943 · page 8

NEW YORK. -- "Stealing silk stockings is worse than murder in the first degree, especially with this rationing going on and stockings so…

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