Alleged Killing Quoted By Radio Puzzles Police From Our Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. 6.—A supposedly true description of an unwed mother's alleged killing of her baby, which was broadcast in…
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Seven Charged with Fish Theft
Two bookmakers and five other men appeared at Central Court today on charges of having stolen 72 cases of salmon and 72 cases of sardines, valued at £700. the property of the Royal Navy, from the Naval…
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Two bookmakers and five other men appeared at Central Court today on charges of having stolen 72 cases of salmon and 72 cases of sardines, valued…
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Two bookmakers and, five other men appeared at Central Court today on charges of having stolen 72 cases of salmon…
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Charged with stealing £700 worth of tinned salmon and sardines, property of the Royal Naval Stores, seven men appeared at…
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On a charge of stealing £1935 belonging to the Australian Canteen Services, William Erie Irving (32), soldier, was…
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On a charge of stealing £1935. belonging to the Australian Canteen Services, William Eric Irving (32). soldier, was…
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SINGAPORE, Feb. 7 (A.A.P.) —Found guilty along with six others of cruclty, causing the death of two British P.O.W.s, who…
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LONDON, Friday—Warrant-Officer Hubert Smith, who is "known to thousands' of Australian airmen who used Driffield Aerodrome, was fined…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Kogarah Police Court. Friday, 1st February. Cronulla’s Clean-up
Preliminary statement by -Mr. Stacey, for Sutherland Shire Council, informed His Worship and a full court that the council has determined on a crusade…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—The claim by William Simpson Sneddon Brown, an official of the Australian Workers' Union, against three…
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THE following police promotions were gazetted today:— Superintendent Third-class W. Morgan to be superintendent…
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THE following police promotions were gazetted today:— Superintendent Third-class W. Morgan to be superintendent…
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NEW YORK, Friday. -- "I killed him, because I knew I was in for a long stretch," said cringing, whimpering Denvil…
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BRISBANE Thursday.—The hearing began in the Court of Petty Sessions at Canns to-day of the case in which William Leslie Fitzgerald, 29…
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Private inquiry agent Henry Joseph Dykes was charged at Paddington Court today with malicious damage and trespass…
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Private inquiry agent Henry Joseph Dykes was charged at Paddington Court today with malicious damage and trespass…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gangster, Girl Entertain Police
PARIS, Thursday.--An armed gangster and a beautiful blonde accomplice entertained police with a piano and violin when they were arrested in a Paris mansion yesterday. They are Henri Millan, 22, and…
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POLICE COMMISSIONER (Mr. MacKay) stepping from Australia's first police plane after inspecting it at Mascot yesterday. Plane, a twin-engined Avro- Anson, was bought from the Air Board, will be used to transport detectives and scientific experts…
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LONDON'S policewomen made their first raid as a body when they visited the West End, searching for deserter's from…
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