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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

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

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

‘Action Stations’ in Crime Investigation

From the April-June 1947 issue of the APJ

Posted: 1st April 1947

Senior Detective H. R. Donelly, C.I. Branch, Melbourne

Category: Homicide
Tags: Free To Read, Murder, Victoria Police, capital punishment, knife, youth, St Kilda, Melbourne, ammunition, wireless, action stations, death penalty, historic

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