"Police report is not worth talking about"
Ald. G. Cullis of Holroyd Council said of its latest meeting that a decision by the Police Traffic Branch was "so stupid it did not need talking about."…
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Police quiz union officers
BRISBANE: The Queensland Trades and Labor Council has sent a strong protest to the State Premier, Mr. Nicklin,…
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SYDNEY: The year 1964 closed with a rising wave of police brutality in Australia, including the callous killing of a 19-year-old lad in Melbourne, three days after Christmas. HE was Ian Tivendale, of…
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MELBOURNE: Two Melbourne brothers, both members of the Seamen's Union, were approached…
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Fairfield Police this week warned residents that thieves were active in the southern districts stealing motor mowers and other electrical household appliances. They said that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Warn Public Lock Up Your Home
Police this week warned residents in Merrylands, Yennora and Fairfield that thieves were active in stealing motor mowers and other household electrical appliances. Warm days and dry…
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This picture, taken last Thursday in Sydney's Sussex Street, shows (arrow at right) the Sydney Branch office of the Waterside Workers' Federation, and (arrow at left) two cars of plainclothes police, waiting for Mr. Pat Mackie, Mt. Isa…
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LAST Wednesday's special Order in Council by the Queensland Tory Government was a clearcut reversion to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →'Vandals Leaving' Say Headmasters More Police Aided
Headmasters of Fairfield Schools last week said that vandalism during the holiday breaks had decreased. They were commenting on the de-…
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Police this week warned residents in Merrylands, Yennora and Fairfield that thieves were active in stealing motor mowers and other household electrical appliances. Warm days and dry…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sentenced for Jail Break
Bonn (JCNS).— Ex-SS Lieutenant Hans-Walter Zech-Nenntwich, 48, was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for…
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Police on the beat should be reintroduced in the Parramatta district. The liberal Party was pledged to see this occurred…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Alderman blasts new Police administration
A Holroyd Council alderman has claimed the formation of the new Merrylands Divisional Police Headquarters caused police to neglect the Pendie Hill and Wentworrhville areas. He said the areas…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police ask bike owners: collect
A large collection of bicycles which have accumulated over the last three months are cluttering up storage space at the Fairfield Police Station. A police officer this…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Admission by Queensland Court New Award Payments Due Solely to Workers' Struggles
An important admission by Queensland arbitration authorities has confirmed that recent increases in the metal trades wage margins stem directly from last year's struggles of the workers themselves…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →'Back on the beat' scheme for police Crime Wave
Fairfield Chamber of Commerce has devised a plan which it believes will put police "back on the beat The chamber recently submitted the plan to the Premier (Mr. Renshaw) for…
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A member of the Metropolitan police force was criticised at the NSW Board of Deputies’ meeting last week…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Board Debate on Social Syllabus Challenge in Court Inevitable - Newman
Although the Jewish community must make all possible efforts to bring along changes in the current syllabus for social studies in state primary schools, all suggestions so far are simply baying at the moon, the president, Mr. H. B. Newman…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tough test for police drivers
In an age when family cars are becoming increasingly more powerful, the Police Department is taking special pains to ensure all its drivers are well above average quality. This applies particular-…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Tradesmen pack court to back up apprentices
SYDNEY: About 100 tradesmen and ironworkers packed the corridors of the Apprenticeship Commissioner's offices in Sydney last week (picture above) in support of 19 apprentices who were cited for a "breach of contract" by Australian…
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