... prisoners. This state of affairs is not peculiar to Leicester. There is a persistent Increase in crime throughout the country; in fact, there is 60 per Cent. more crime now than in 1938. And the ratio of cues cleared up by the police to the indictable offences ...

... 'No crime The statement coded, don't like children. It Is not a' et ime that. is it? I wanted to see a doctor so I could not have any more children. I could not pluck up efflucient courage. If she was a woman doctor, I would, not a man doctor. Both ...

... CRIME Puzzle for Inspector West by John Creasey (Evans, 9e. ed.). And a rare and exciting puzzle for the reader too. A husband Is arrested as a murder suspect it looks a clear case at first. But the detective has a hunch that the wrong person Is In custody ...

... crime SILVER AXE WINNER, J. W. recruits after the 'mail right are, T. G. Court Brigade) and B. Fox ( licester SEVERAL Leicester families Were among the thousands of holidaymakers stranded in the Channel Islands as the unofficial etruke of seamen spread ...

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... to crimes' yesterda; A N ANTI-SOCIAL COMt. IN TIMES OF STRESS LED A BURNLEY PIPE FITTER TO CONM IT CRIME $, LEICESTER MAGISTRATES WERE TOLD. His condition, they heard, was due to his experiences when captured by the Germans during the last war. Richard ...

... CRIME RATTLE The U.S. Attorney General. Robert Kennedy, said at Palm Beach, Florida, that the Justice Department had made good progress during 1961 in its battle against organised crime and that it now was concentrating! on smashing! racketeering In the ...

... to commit crime' A 19-YEAR-OW book sales-2'l man, alleged to have tucked a Leicester housewife into hand. Mg over a set of books and then to have eked them, was sent to Borstal today at an adjourned sitting of Leicester Quarter Sessions. The youth, Godfrey ...

... Crime school ItIR W. R. REFS-DAVIEB LTA. (Con.. Isle of Thanet) said In the Commons today that in one London borough per cent ot Juvenile delinquents came from one comprehensive school. In one school he knew one would find a girl gagind and bound in a ...

... THEIR ONLY CRIME' Writing of the war srisninals, he stated: The imprisonment of soldiers whose onty crime was to exoercies military power, is a on the honour of those people who hay& been deaf to every Sill for revision. The first creditors' ot Ernes ...

... LEICESTER CRIMES In a talk on Leicester crimes to Belgrave Adult School, Bath-street, Mr. G. H. Ingles mentioned a number of cases of countrywide interest that he had discovered when studying local court records. Mr. William Burrows presided. ...