Straying Stock Warning by Police and Council Officer
The local sergeant of police and the Council's inspector of nuisances have issued a joint warning to the effect that far too many dry cows,…
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Courts & crime, 1950
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Police Allege Cruelty To Steer
A prominent South Grafton stock agent, Claude Stuart Hawthorne, of 18 Bent…
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Before, Mr. At. E Capp S.M., at Ulmarra Court of petty Sessions, Frank K. Cross Lismore was remanded to appear…
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SYDNEY, Mon.--Comic Court will not come to Sydney for the A.J.C spring meeting. He was scratched today from both the Epsom and…
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LISMORE, Tues. -- Medical opinion that a man charged with wounding his wife could have been suffering from retrograde…
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The following cases were mentioned before His Honour, Judge Storkey, at the District Court, Grafton, yesterday…
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SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday (AAP).--The Federal Government yesterday asked the District Court to revoke the bail…
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SINGAPORE.--While in gaol awaiting hearing of the Indonesian Government's extradition application before Singapore…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Ex-bank teller, Colin Tasman Baker (29), of Clark Road, North Sydney, was to-day…
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SOUTH ORANGE, Wed. (AAP)--Mervyn Rose, in the Eastern grass courts titles defeated American Gilbert…
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Students of the Staff College, Camberley, recently watched the Loyal Navy, Marine Commandos, tanks and infantry go into action in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →3 Years' Gaol for Robberies
Two men were sentenced to three years gaol at Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions last week for robberies whic…
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THE decision of the Federal Government to send Australian ground troops to join the United Nations forces in…
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SYDNEY. Monday -- Mr. Thornton, S.M., remanded a timekeeper on £2000 bail in Central Court today on a…
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LOS NEGROS, Mon. (A.A.P-Reuter).--Of six former Japanese marines charged with the murder of about 50 Australian prisoners of war on Ambon Island on February 5, 1942, five were found guilty…
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SYDNEY, Tues. -- Police will continue their investigations into the baffling murder 16 months ago of wealthy…
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MACLEAN, Wed.--At Maclean Court of Petty Sessions to-day before Justices of the Peace Spasenia Stanojkovich, a…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Many drunken drivers had been able to retain their licences through the application of Section 556A, the Police Commissioner (Mr. Scott)…
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A CENTURY ago the Russian menace was a worldwide bogey. Even then Sydney was felt to be in danger…
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"He is the last of the Mohicans. There are no more of them," said His Honor Judge Storkey, VC, at Eempsey…
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