VINDICATED AFTER SEVEN YEARS.— Mr. Horace Josling (right), former Metropolitan Police sergeant, who was compelled to resign in 1922 because of allegations of corruption made against ex-Sergeant Goddard, has received a letter from the Home Office vindicating his character. He is here shown at the House of Commons with his wife (who went to work while her husband trained as a teacher, following his dismissal), and Mr. Jack Hayes, M.P., who fought on Josling’s behalf.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 628, 3 April 1929, Page 16
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75VINDICATED AFTER SEVEN YEARS.— Mr. Horace Josling (right), former Metropolitan Police sergeant, who was compelled to resign in 1922 because of allegations of corruption made against ex-Sergeant Goddard, has received a letter from the Home Office vindicating his character. He is here shown at the House of Commons with his wife (who went to work while her husband trained as a teacher, following his dismissal), and Mr. Jack Hayes, M.P., who fought on Josling’s behalf. Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 628, 3 April 1929, Page 16
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