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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1959

117 stories in Sydney's papers · page 6 of 6

Police Act on Robbery Plaint

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 13 November 1959 · page 1

Police have laid charges against several persons following investigations into an alleged robbery at…

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Police State Move

Tribune · Wednesday 18 November 1959 · page 11

CANBERRA.--A demand for further repressive legislation, as recommended by the Petrov Royal, Commission was raised again in…

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Police Boys' Club Public Meeting Will Consider Formation

The Biz · Wednesday 18 November 1959 · page 6

The Mayor of Fairfield, Alderman K. Howick, has called a public meeting for tomorrow (Thursday) night to discuss plans and form a committee for the proposed…

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Indian police leader admits was cause of border dispute

Tribune · Wednesday 18 November 1959 · page 12

Aggression committed by Indian troops against China has been confirmed by no less a person than Deputy Police Superintendent Karan Singh who led the original foray that caused the current border dispute. KARAN SINGH is one of the 10…

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Oliphant says could police disarmament Easy to detect arms manufacture

Tribune · Wednesday 18 November 1959 · page 9

MELBOURNE -- Disarmament agreement could be sufficiently well policed to make…

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To Lead Police Boys Club Committee

The Biz · Wednesday 25 November 1959 · page 1

Sergeant Harry Hay-lock addressing the meeting held last Thursday night to form a…

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Public Meeting Decides On Police-Citizens Boys Club For Fairfield

The Biz · Wednesday 25 November 1959 · page 1

At one of the biggest public meetings Fairfield has even seen, more than 100 residents decided on Thursday night to form a committee to establish a Police - Citizens Boys Club…

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Police Defy Court Orders

Tribune · Wednesday 2 December 1959 · page 12

ADELAIDE: A new attack on police defiance of court orders was made last week by Mr. Wilson, S.M…

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Fines by Industrial Court

Tribune · Wednesday 2 December 1959 · page 5

CANBERRA: Replying to Mr. E. J. Ward, Attorney General Barwick gave the total to fines imposed by the Commonwealth Industrial Court…

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Police Replies to Council

The Biz · Wednesday 9 December 1959 · page 8

The Police Department has forwarded the following replies to information sought by Fairfield…

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Court disallows some sections but . . . Undemocratic AWU rules still remain

Tribune · Tuesday 22 December 1959 · page 9

Disallowance by the Commonwealth Industrial Court of certain sections of some rules of the Australian Workers' Union does not threaten the positions of the present leaders of that union…

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The secret police eavesdroppers are busy Warning from new exposure in Britain

Tribune · Tuesday 22 December 1959 · page 2

FOR the second time in two years, an English professional man has been disbarred on the…

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Contempt - of justice, not "of court" Two verdicts for the same offence

Tribune · Tuesday 22 December 1959 · page 4

VANCOUVER, B.C.: George North, editor of The Fisherman, a trade union journal…

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Police Advice to Children

The Biz · Wednesday 23 December 1959 · page 1

Children should be very careful in the Christmas school holidays, Sergeant H…

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1960 Mayoral Appeal for Police Boys' Club

The Biz · Wednesday 23 December 1959 · page 1

The Fairfield Districts Police Citizens Boys' Club would be the subject of the 1960 Mayoral Appeal, the Mayor, Alderman V. H…

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ECAJ Charged With ‘Sniping Criticism’

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 December 1959 · page 6

MELBOURNE: In a letter issued here some weeks ago the Victorian Jewish Council to Combat…

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Man for Trial on Rosh Hashonah Murder Count

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 31 December 1959 · page 3

LONDON: An unemployed Wolverhampton collector has been charged with the murder on Rosh Hashonah Eve of 87-years-old Birmingham Jewish moneylender, Louis Cassell…

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