... No Crime. North Wales is pasF•ing through a period of remarkable immunity from serious c:ime. Owing to a blank ca:enda: no jurymen had been summoned k o attend the Carnarvonsbire Quarter Sessions on Friday. On behalf of the High Sheriff (Mr. Neele), the ...

... CRIME The Chief Constable's quarterly report showed that the number of crimes and offences in the county, compared with the last quarter, showed an increase of fourteen indictable offences and a decrease of fourteen for non-indictable offences. Eight ...

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... we guarantee curb rise in you can ' t . buy cheaper , crimes Mfrs. Recom. was Crescendo 'Dorchester' of Orthopaedic Double Divan Set and by youngsters SAVE Price C 18 9 495 rates .. [rugs Pen. CRIMES by juveniles in saw North Wales went up by By JOHN WILLIAMS ...

... MORE CRIME The chief constable's report showed more crimes and offences over the corresponding Quarter of last year. During the quarter 764 indictable offences were reported com pa red with 545, and 216 persons proceeded against compared with 170. For ...

... GERMAN CRIMES There have been 'statements in the daily newspapers and at least one broadcast on the sub)ect of the terrible cruelties practised by the Germans in the Caucusus. It may seem difficult to believe that any European nation, or for that matter ...

... DECREASE IN CRIME. Only One Prison for Six Counties At a nicotine d the Aid to Carnervon Prison. held Oa ShilLrday. r wee stated in the report made by the governor (Mr. Fehningham) that only y three convicted males and sixteen females had pared through ...

... CRIME REPORT. The Chief Constable in a quarterly report stated that as compared with the corresponding quarter of last year, crimes and offences had Increased by 29 indictable offences and there was a decrease of 77 in non-indictable offences. There was ...

... powertut deterrent to this type ot criminal. A marked feature of crimes of fraud was the number of persons of the professional mines and superior education convicted. Some of the main causes of crime. the speaker said, were due to the aftermath of the war. to ...

... MORE CRIME The Chief Constable (Lt-Cot W. J. Williams) reported that 1.568 crimes were notified to the police during 1958. an increase of 112 on 1955. The increase was mainly accounted for by a rise in the number of thefts from shoos and from unattended ...

... Denbighshire Crime. THE DIFFICULTY WITH BLACK-LISTERS. The quarterly meeting of the Denbighshire Joint Police Committee was held at the County Hall, Wrexham, on Thursday, under the presidency of Alderman Simon Jones. The Chief Constable (Major T. J. ...

... JUVENILE CRIME It was regrettable to find that proceedings for indictable offences were taken against 180 juveniles during the year. 118 of them simple larceny and 43 for breaking offences. The figure represented 33.21 per cent. of the total number of ...