No Substance In Application To High Court
SYDNEY, Thursday.--In the High Court to-day, Mr. Justice McTlernan refused to grant an application for an…
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Courts & crime, 1949
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Haigh Confessions. High Court Actions Likely On Property
LONDON, Thursday (AAP).--Haigh's legal advisers have not yet decided to appeal. The "Daily Telegraph" says that High…
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SYDNEY, Fri.--Arbitration Court officials said to-day that Mr. Justice Foster was still considering whether the union…
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YAMBA, Friday.--Senior Constable N. McDonald, of Yamba, who has been off duty with rheumatic fever since January…
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SYDNEY, Sun.—In a lightning swoop on a city residential, three detectives arrested three men last night, and charged…
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LAKE SUCCESS Mon. (AAP):-According to the American Jewish League Against Communism 400,000 Jews. are being…
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Traffic policemen were engaged solely on the detection of traffic breaches, and the decision as to whether a…
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Sergt. J. T. Parkinson, who on Saturday returned to Grafton with a party of Grafton sub-district policemen, after…
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THE Inspector of Police at Grafton has very rightly pointed out that traffic officers in his district will continue to…
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SYDNEY, Tues.-- State president of the R.S.L., Mr. William Yeo, said to-day he had handed the Commissioner of Police a…
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LITHGOW, Wed.--Coal trains hauling 2000 tons of crushed coal from Ben Bullen and Renown sidings to Bunnerong,…
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LITHGOW, Thurs—Defying a police ban over 100 miners staged a demonstration at Ben Bullen against men handling…
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The party of poiice which was sent from the Grafton-Coffs Harbour area to perform strike duty at the coalfields has returned. In…
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Loss of a purse containing £9 was reported to the Grafton police yesterday by Mrs. Shirley Knox, of 125 Pound street,…
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PERTH, Thurs.—Leslie Norman Verrier, secretary of tte Dean mill Branch of the Timber Workers' Union, was to-day found…
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BRISBANE, Fri.—Sentencing Ellen Fredericks Palmer (48) to two years' gaol for inflicting grievous bodily harm on John…
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LITHGOW, Fri.—Arnold Samuel Clew, 38, miner, and member of the communist-dominated Lithgow Miners'…
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SYDNEY, Fri.—A 17-year-old postal messenger, Kenneth Robert Nelson of Darlinghurst, was sentenced to 18 months' gaol by…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.—Albert Russell, of Collins street, East Melbourne, was committed for trial by Mr. Hill, S.M., at the…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.—Eight striking seamen from the Haligonian Duke were to-day arrested and charged with…
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