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Courts & crime, 1946

13,343 stories in Sydney's papers · page 64 of 250

Dear Lager Brings Gaol

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 4

INNIS FAIL, Saturday. -- For having sold two bottles of lager for 8 s when the price fixed by regulation was 5 s…

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Dear Lager Brings Gaol

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 4

INNIS FAIL, Saturday. -- For having sold two bottles of lager for 8 s when the price fixed by regulation was 5 s…

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Gaol For Gang Of Young Germans

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 3

LONDON, February 8 (A.A.P.).—Thirteen young Germans, members of the "Christian Pathfinders," were sent to prison by & military tribunal at Nuremberg…

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Attitude to Indies Australia Charged With "Meddling"

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 3

BATAVIA, February 8 (A.A.P). —Australia, "the only country with a hundred per cent white labour policy," was charged yesterday by…

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Police Club Boys' Boxing

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 10

Chats wood District Police -Citizens Boys' Club Will give prospective pugilistic champions a chance to show their wares in a bumper…

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Police Club Boys' Boxing

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 8

Chats wood District Police -Citizens Boys' Club Will give prospective pugilistic champions a chance to show their wares in a bumper…

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Police Recover Stolen Property

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 2

LONDON, Friday (A.A.P.).--Police flying squads recovered thousands of Sounds worth of stolen property when they raided premises throughout…

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Police Club Boys' Boxing

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 10

Chats wood District Police -Citizens Boys' Club Will give prospective pugilistic champions a chance to show their wares in a bumper…

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Beer Thieves Aided Police

The Sun · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 3

In a hostile demonstration against police by drunken firemen in a ship's hold, No. 3 wharf, Darling Harbor, last night, two…

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Men Aided Police Arresting Them

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 5

Because two men about to be arrested for the theft of a carton of beer prevented their friends from manhandling the arresting police, they were leniently treated when they came before. Central Court this morning…

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Men Aided Police Arresting Them

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 5

Because two men about to be arrested for the theft of a carton of beer prevented their friends from manhandling the arresting police, they were leniently treated when they came before Central Court this morning…

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Men Aided Police Arresting Them

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 5

Because two men about to be arrested for the theft of a carton of beer prevented their friends from manhandling the arresting police, they were leniently treated when they came before Central Court this morning…

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Men Aided Police Arresting Them

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 5

Because two men about to be arrested for the theft, of a carton of beer prevented their friends from manhandling the arresting police, they were leniently treated when, they came before Central Court this morning…

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Court Frees Aloof Bride

The Sun · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 1

NEW YORK, Friday.--A pretty brunette testified that a man who invited her to dinner in New York drove her instead to Alexandria (Virginia) and forced her by threats to marry him after holding her prisoner for three days…

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Less Vice Now In City, Police Say

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 4

Sydney had not been so free of vice for many years, an officer of the Vice Squad said yesterday. He was commenting on a report from…

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Hold-up Charge: Man In Court

The Daily Telegraph · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 18

Charged with armed robbery and assault oh a shopkeeper, Allan Harry Boyce Anderson, 23, truck-driver, of Lawson Street,…

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Royal Court--anastacia Couldn't Be Separated

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 10

Although many persons in the official stand thought that favorite Royal Court had just beaten Anastacia in the Colling wood Handicap at Randwick today, the Judge (Mr. Dudley Smith) declared a dead -heat…

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Royal Court-- Anastacia Couldn't Be Separated

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 12

Although many persons in the official stand thought that favorite Royal Court had just beaten Anastacia in the Colling wood Handicap at Randwick today, the Judge (Mr. Dudley Smith) declared a dead-heat…

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Royal Court—anastacia Couldn't Be Separated

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 10

Although many persons in the official stand thought that favorite Royal Court had just beaten Anastacia in the Colling wood Handicap at Randwick today, the Judge (Mr. Dudley Smith) declared a dead -heat…

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Royal Court—anastacia Couldn't Be Separated

Daily Mirror · Saturday 9 February 1946 · page 12

Although many persons in the official stand thought that favorite Royal Court had just beaten Anastacia in the Colling wood Handicap at Randwick today, the Judge (Mr. Dudley Smith) declared a dead -heat…

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