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April 1953

  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
    More About Public Relations
  • PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
    Advice to Young Detectives
  • LEGAL
    Admissibility of ‘Complaints’
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Instruction of Probationary Constables in Police Force Communications
  • STOLEN MOTOR VEHICLES
    Investigation Tips in Auto Thefts
  • ARSON
    The West Wyalong Fires
  • LEGAL
    Opinions of Experts
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Crime Investigation – Physical Evidence and the Police Laboratory
  • TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
    The Double Circle Roadblock System
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Some Suicide Statistics
    Traces of Gloves
    Watermarks and the Investigator in Document Cases
  • LECTURE
    Habitual Criminals – Licence Holders – First Offenders etc – Part II

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January 1953

  • HISTORY
    A ‘Border Law’ that no longer exists within the Commonwealth of Australia
  • INTERNATIONAL POLICING
    American Police Administration at Mid-Century
  • HOMICIDE
    The Murder of Joseph Edward Fisher
  • FORENSICS
    The Adaption of X-ray Technique to Crime Detection
  • LEGAL
    Stealing by Finding
  • LEGAL
    An Unusual ‘Joyrider’
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Fingerprint Identification of Body Five to Six Months Dead
  • PRESENTATION
    Habitual Criminals – Licence Holders – First Offenders etc – Part I

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October 1951

  • LEGAL
    Assaults on Police by Trespassers in Private Premises
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The Professional Status of the Police
  • HOMICIDE
    Ronald Newman Cribben
  • LEGAL
    Issue Estoppel
  • TRAINING
    Studying for that Exam
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Radio and Telephone Transmission of Photographs
    Tool-mark Identification – Stapling Machine
    Ballistics – Identification of Shotgun Wad
    Determining the Calibre of a Bullet Embedded in a Human Body
    Identification of Tool Marks with Profilograph
  • MENTAL HEALTH
    Mental Abornomality in Relation to Major Crime
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Bignold’s Police Offences and Vagrancy Acts

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April 1951

  • EXPLOSION
    A Petrol Vapour Explosion – HMAS Tarakan
  • HOMICIDE
    The Murder of Annie Kathleen Sturrock
  • FRAUD
    Metallurgy in a Coining Offence
  • TRAINING
    Training of Instructors for the Victoria Police Force
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Police Communications and the Jet Age
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    A Corpse Torn into Pieces by Elephants
    Identification of a Watch-Winder Stem
    Obtaining a Print from a Mummified Finger
    Identification of Pieces of Headlamp Glass
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Morale
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Self-Incrimination: What can an Accused Person be Compelled to do?
  • PROSTITUTION
    Prostitution; Procuring; Living on Earnings. A Lecture

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January 1951

  • TRAINING
    The Police College
  • HOMICIDE
    A Murder Investigation by the CID of New Scotland Yard
  • LEGAL
    The Law of Consorting
  • LEGAL
    ‘Peeping Toms’
  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
    Publice Relations
  • HEALTH
    Arteriosclerosis and Police Duty
  • HISTORY
    A Short History of Criminal Punishment
  • FIREARMS
    A Few Hints on Good Shooting
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    An Unusual Suicide
    Identification of Electric Wire
    Bullet Identification
    Identification of a Cartridge Case
    Bicycle Number Plates
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Gross’ Criminal Investigation
  • LEGAL
    Appeals and Prohibitions: Stated Cases, Law, Procedure, Reports Required – A Lecture

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July 1950

  • ARSON
    The Oleinikoffs
  • LEGAL
    Intent to Defraud
  • HOMICIDE
    The Barton Murders
  • LEGAL
    The Coroner and the Police
  • FORENSICS
    Blood Stains
  • TECHNICAL NOTES
    Identification of an Axe
    Mercury Poisoning from Fingerprint Powder
    Improvised Gaol-Breaking Device
    Identification of a Piece of Skin
    Fingerprints on Bottles and Jars
    Absence of Friction Ridges on Hands and Feet
  • LEGAL
    Extradition Procedure – A Lecture

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January 1950

  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The Man on the Beat
  • BURGLARY
    Frederick Berkley Powell and the Red Flint
  • FORENSICS
    The Van Meegeren Case: The Scientific Investigation
  • PROCEDURAL
    Presentation of Traffic Cases in Court
  • FORENSICS
    Physical Evidence in a Hit-Run Case
  • FORENSICS
    Evidence of Toothprints
  • FORENSICS
    The Problem of the Broken Beer Bottles
  • LEGAL
    The Law of Homicide – A Lecture

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October 1949

  • LEGAL
    The Right to Enter Private Premises
  • LEGAL
    Goods in Custody (Part III)
  • YOUTH
    Juvenile Crime
  • POLICE PROCEDURES
    Aids to Criminal Investigation
  • HOMICIDE
    A Case of Murder (No. 2)
  • THEFT
    Aladdin’s Cave
  • COMMENTARY
    ‘What do You Want us to Do?’
  • FORENSICS
    Grass and Weed Seeds in Criminal Investigation
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The Police Officer as a Witness
  • ROAD POLICING
    Accident Investigation
  • MANSLAUGHTER
    Self-Made Widows are Hard to Convict
  • LEGAL
    Rules of Evidence – A Lecture

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July 1949

  • CRIME DETECTION
    New Scotland Yard
  • HOMICIDE
    The Inevitability of Homicide
  • HISTORICAL
    Wartime Crime in South Australia
  • LEGAL
    Goods in Custody (Part II)
  • HOMICIDE
    The Hofmann Murder Case
  • FORENSICS
    Soil Analysis Aids Larceny Investigation
  • TRAINING
    The Application of Audio-Visual Aids to Police Training
  • PROCEDURES
    Preparing Criminal Cases – A Lecture
  • TIP
    Weighing Live Cattle by Tape Measure

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April 1949

  • ADMINISTRATION
    The New Editor
  • EXECUTIVE
    Commissioners’ Conference 1948
  • INTERNATIONAL
    Police and Crime in London since the War
  • FRAUD
    Han Van Meegeren – The Painter who Confounded Critics
  • LEGAL
    Goods in Custody – Part I
  • HOMICIDE
    The ‘Charred Tooth’ Murder
  • CRIME
    Criminals Committing Offences Whilst on Bail
  • FORENSICS
    The Working Tools of Firearms Identification
  • FIREARMS
    Pistols and the Public
  • JUVENILE CRIME
    Progress in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency
  • HOMICIDE
    A Murder Investigation Timetable
  • LEGAL
    Failure to Report (or Stop After) an Accident
  • OPINION
    Thoughts of a Policeman-Interviewer
  • LEGAL 
    Admissibility of Evidence

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January 1949

  • ROAD SAFETY
    Report by Select Committee on Road Accident Casualty Rate
  • LEGAL
    Questioning Persons in Custody
  • FORENSICS
    The Restoration of Filed-out Numbers
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Report Writing
  • SEX OFFENCES
    The Dangerous Sex Offender
  • HOMICIDE
    The Moss Murder Cases
  • LEGAL
    Admissibility of Evidence (II) – A Lecture
  • FIRE SAFETY
    Watch Your Public Halls and Theatres
  • WILDLIFE
    The Terror of Nungilboora

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October 1948

  • FRAUD
    Confidence Tricks
  • LEGAL
    Larcenies – Law and Investigation Procedure – A Lecture
  • FORENSICS
    The Textiles Expert in Criminal Investigation
  • HOMICIDE
    The Cable Murder Case
  • FORENSICS
    The Restoration of a Faded Firebrand
  • HEALTH
    Care of the Feet
  • FORENSICS
    Blood Grouping
  • LEGAL
    Admissibility of Evidence – A Lecture

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July 1948

  • THEFT
    Gold Stealing in Western Australia
  • ROAD SAFETY
    Can the Police Reduce the Toll of the Road?
  • ROAD SAFETY
    Drunken Drivers
  • EFFECTIVENESS
    The Value of the Policeman on the Beat
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    Homicidal Poisonings
  • HEALTH
    Cancer Research and Treatment
  • TRAINING
    Modus Operandi as an Aid to Crime Detection
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Police Communications – A Lecture
  • TECHNOLOGY
    Netherlands Police Radio
  • OPINION
    Fantasy Teaches Safety First
  • TRAINING
    Hall Marks, Merchandise Marks, Precious Stones and Jewellery Tracing Section Work – A Lecture

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April 1948

  • CRIME
    An Old Murder in NSW – Offender ‘Tried’ in Germany
    The Wardrobe Murder
    A Car Theft
    Stealing Goods from Trains
    A Callous Attack
  • PROFESSIONALISM
    The End of Speech
  • TRAINING
    The Police Officer is Cross-Examined
  • PRECIOUS STONES
    Ornamental and Industrial Diamonds
  • OPERATIONAL
    A Bush Patrol
  • LEGAL
    Powers of Arrest; Wrongful Arrest; Police Rights to Detain and Search
  • PRACTICES
    Interviewing Witnesses and Suspects
  • FIREARMS
    Pistols and Firearms

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January 1948

  • COMMUNICATIONS
    Compiling Messages for Transmission in Morse Code
  • FORENSICS
    Forensic Chemistry
  • HOMICIDE
    A Case of Murder
  • LIVESTOCK
    Live Stock in Australia
  • HUMOUR
    ‘Bonehead College’
  • ASSAULT
    Assaults on Officers
  • OPINION
    Advice to Detectives
  • CRASH INVESTIGATIONS
    Hit and Run Accident Investigations
  • SUICIDE
    An Unusual Case of Suicide
  • ELECTRICITY
    Deaths and Injuries from Electric Currents
  • OPERATIONAL
    Bush Detective

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October-December 1947

  • HOMICIDE
    The Concrete Slab Murder
  • COURTS
    A Judge Hits Out at Crime
  • INVESTIGATIONS
    Has the Offence as Alleged been Committed!
  • COURTS
    Our Every Day Problems of Punishment
  • THEFT
    Things are not Always as they Seem
  • TRAINING
    The Training of Policemen
  • PUBLIC RELATIONS
    The Police and Public Relations
    Another Angle on Public Relations
    The Police of England – and the Public
  • THEFT
    Bicycle Stolen
  • POLICE/YOUTH
    Police-Citizens Boys’ Clubs Activities
  • COMMUNICATIONS
    The Need for a Broadcast Information Policy
  • ROAD SAFETY
    The Investigation of Street Accidents

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