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Sydney · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1960

124 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 7

Deft. Discharged in Car Stealing Case

Nepean Times · Thursday 3 March 1960 · page 3

Insufficient evidence gained a discharge for a man at Penrith Court cnarged with car stealing. He was Terance James…

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Zionism Blamed for Nazi Murder

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 4 March 1960 · page 5

LONDON: The Tubingen neo-Nazi periodical, “Deutsche Hochschullehrer-Zeitung,” has accused “Zionist nationalism” of responsibility for the persecution of Jews under the Nazis…

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Police Busy

The Biz · Wednesday 9 March 1960 · page 19

Fairfield Police had a "busy" weekend, said the officer-in-charge. Sergeant H. Haylock…

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Seamen Attack Secret Police

Tribune · Wednesday 9 March 1960 · page 10

ADELAIDE: Seamen at their monthly stopwork meeting recently made "the strongest possible protest"…

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Carnival for Police Boys' Club

The Biz · Wednesday 9 March 1960 · page 21

The Police Band and a detachment of Mounted Police will be included in the big carnival to be held…

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Donations To Police Boys' Club

The Biz · Wednesday 9 March 1960 · page 4

Donations to the 1960 Mayoral Appeal now total £773/15/-. The appeal this year is…

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Demonstrations halt seamen's court case Unions Discuss Strike Ban

Tribune · Wednesday 9 March 1960 · page 3

SPIRITED demonstrations by rank and file unionists provided a lively background to…

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Kadimah Charged: Interstate Soccer Too Expensive

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 11 March 1960 · page 12

A charge that soccer players joined Kadimah-Progress football section only for the annual match against Maccabi Melbourne, was…

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Big Day Helps Police Boys' Club

The Biz · Wednesday 16 March 1960 · page 23

One of the biggest crowds since the Fairfield Show attended a trotting day, organised by the Rotary Club of Fairfield, in perfect…

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Cabramatta District News Police Boys' Club Festival of Nations to Assist Funds

The Biz · Wednesday 16 March 1960 · page 9

The Cabramatta Chamber of Commerce has decided to conduct the annual Festival of Nations Carnival in October as in the past…

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Warning against new secret police provocation

Tribune · Wednesday 23 March 1960 · page 12

Mounting inflation and the increasing cost of living, caused by monopoly prices, is arousing widespread hostility to the Menzies Government. THIS government, the tool of big…

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One Year Sentence for Stealing Lawn Mower

Nepean Times · Thursday 31 March 1960 · page 5

At Penrith Court of Petty Sessions last week, a man was sentenced by Mr. A. E. Stonham S.M., to one years gaol for…

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Bomb Thrower Charged

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 1 April 1960 · page 1

GADSDEN (Alabama): The 16-year-old youth, Hubert Jackson, who last Friday…

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Police boys club

The Biz · Wednesday 6 April 1960 · page 17

The Secretary-Superintendent of the Fairfield Police Citizens Boys' Club, Constable T…

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Secret Police Grill Girl for Five Hours

Tribune · Wednesday 6 April 1960 · page 1

ADELAIDE: An Elizabeth woman told press reporters lost week that her 17-year-old. daughter had…

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Police Boys' Club president urges more support for competition

The Biz · Wednesday 6 April 1960 · page 1

As yet, only one entry has been received in the Prince and Princess of Youth Competition for the 1960 Mayoral Appeal. The entry is the Fairfield Apex Club's Princess of Youth…

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Court upholds BLF election

Tribune · Wednesday 13 April 1960 · page 11

SYDNEY: A decision of the Commonwealth Industrial Court last Wednesday upheld the election of two organisers by rank…

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Margin claim based on Court finding

Tribune · Wednesday 13 April 1960 · page 10

SYDNEY: Engineers, architects, draftsmen, clerical officers, scientists, in fact all associations of employees…

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Huge demonstration outside court on WWF Sunday work

Tribune · Wednesday 20 April 1960 · page 3

MELBOURNE: Two thousand waterside workers and seamen demonstrated outside the Industrial Court building on Tuesday, April 12, when the Court was hearing the shipowners' application for an order compelling the Waterside Workers' Federation members to work on Sundays…

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Police Search For Would-be Assassin

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 22 April 1960 · page 3

TEL AVIV: Moshe Duek, the insane young immigrant who tried to murder…

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