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Courts & crime, 1958

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Farewell to Police Superintendent, A. N. Carmichael

The Biz · Wednesday 6 August 1958 · page 27

A farewell and presentation dinner will be tendered to Supt. A. N. Carmichael, Superintendent in Charge, No. 4…

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Court for Hire Day or Night 68 Canley Vale Road Canley VALE--Ring Ub2363 Tennis--coaching Class

The Biz · Wednesday 6 August 1958 · page 33

Coaching Classes have commenced on a beautiful Court, St. Heliers', 68 Canley Vale Road, Canley Vale. Mr. Turner…

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Two-way Radio for Penrith Police

Nepean Times · Thursday 7 August 1958 · page 7

A radio station will be installed at St. Marys, and when completed the aerial would be 65 feet high. St. Marys has been chosen…

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Court Told: "Great" Patience Shown to Hurseys

Tribune · Wednesday 13 August 1958 · page 10

HOBART: Waterside Workers' Federation members had shown "great patience and forbearance" to the…

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Arrest: Police Allege Theft

The Cumberland Argus · Wednesday 27 August 1958 · page 1

A man was arrested at Kings Cross last week and charged with…

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Police Officers' Promotions

The Biz · Wednesday 27 August 1958 · page 27

The following promotions to Police Division No. 22 (Fairfield-Liverpool), were gazetted recently, taking effect from…

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Cabramatta Man Charged Insulting Words and Resisting Arrest

The Biz · Wednesday 27 August 1958 · page 31

A Cabramatta man was charged at Liverpool Court last week with using insulting words to Sgt. C. Hollingshed on July…

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Calls to U.s. President to Stop Execution of Negro for Mere 17- Theft

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 1

THE N.S.W. Labor Council, the Communist Party, trade unions and other organisations have cabled U.S. President Eisenhower…

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Court order could mean heavy penalties

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 12

SYDNEY: An order directed against the Waterside Workers' Federation by the…

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'Merciless' Quizzing of Paupan, Court Told

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 10

ALLEGATIONS that a European police officer had obtained a "confession" from a Papuan prisoner by…

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Police Methods Under Fire From Labor M.l.c

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 5

SYDNEY: In a strong attack on the methods used by some members of the N.S.W. police force, Mrs. Gertrude Melville, M.L.C., last week listed examples of brutality, wrongful arrest and the giving…

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N.s.w. Charges on Police Demand Forthright Inquiry Should Probe Political Spying, Too

Tribune · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 1

SYDNEY: The Sydney District' Committee of the Communist Party has called for a full and searching…

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Request to Police on "Death Crossing" Carramar A.l.p. Branch Disturbed Over Fatalities on Woodville Road

The Biz · Wednesday 3 September 1958 · page 19

At the monthly meeting of Cartamar Branch of the A.L.P. deputation was formed to wait on the Fairfield police, with a…

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Why there is public resentment on police

Tribune · Wednesday 10 September 1958 · page 2

NEW South Wales Premier Cahill is playing his time-honored tactic of sitting out the storm that…

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Protest at School Closing Police violence in Hongkong

Tribune · Wednesday 10 September 1958 · page 4

PEKING: Forcible closure by the British colonialist authorities of the Shung Hua Middle School in Hongkong, with violence against teachers, pupils and reporters, has…

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Letters to the Editor Views expressed in Tribune's Letters column are not necessarily those of Tribune Editorial. Police Force

Tribune · Wednesday 10 September 1958 · page 2

THE recent attack by Mrs. Melville, on the Police Force was, in reality, understated, insofar as she did not make a proper analysis of the…

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Police Search Refugees’ Camps

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 September 1958 · page 16

TEL AVIV: Jordanian troops and police cordoned two camps of Palestinian refugees in Amman and…

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Consul on Court!

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 September 1958 · page 20

Israeli Consul (Mr. Zeev Dover.) indicated 5 this week that he would like to start playing…

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Police activities against Labor Movt. Communist Party's Call for Inquiry

Tribune · Wednesday 17 September 1958 · page 12

SYDNEY: In a statement issued on Tuesday, the N.S.W. State Committee of the Communist Party of Australia has called for an immediate inquiry into the activities of the N.S.W. Police Force…

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“Murder Story”

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 19 September 1958 · page 5

THEATRE LOVERS are recommended “Murder Story” by Ludovic Kennedy, staged by co-producers Noelann Gandon and Hugh…

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