Make Use Of Court Ballot
CANBERRA, Thursday-- Trade Unions in the future were expected to make more extensive use of the…
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Courts & crime, 1952
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Varied List at Week-end Court
A varied list of local, district, Sydney, inter-State and seamen defendants was arraigned at the Coffs Harbour Court of Petty…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →High Award for Boy Scout The Bronze Cross, the highest Scout award, was recently awarded to Constable John Kwasi Oppong, of the Gold Coast Police Force and a members of the Senchi Methodist Scout Troop
He rescued three boys from the crocodile infested Volt a River. This was the first occasion on which such a presentation was made on the Gold Coast. Constable Oppong was also awarded the Bronze Meda lot the Royal Humane Society. He is shown…
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MANILA. Thurs.--William Pomeroy, a former United States soldier, who became a leader in the…
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BROKEN HILL, Fri -- Detectives to-day began checking with employers in the city and mines for…
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PERTH. Fri.--A young New Australian, convicted of murder of a retired farmer last March will, be executed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Record Crowd At First Police Ball
A gay and informal atmosphere prevailed last night at the first police cabaret ball held in Grafton. The function attracted Che largest…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--An application by the Australian Council of Trade Unions that de-registration proceedings against three metal trade unions be deferred until next Tuesday, was refused by the Arbitration…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Arrest Follows Petrol Theft
Last night Grafton police arrested and charged two men in connection with the theft of drums of petrol from D. Pullen's storage shed, situated in a laneway at the rear of the…
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SYDNEY, Mon.--Charged with shooting with intent to murder a seven-year-old girl yesterday, a man…
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HOLLYWOOD. -- Movie producer, Walter Wanger. began his first full day in prison last week…
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Two men were remanded to June 23, on £300 bail, with a similar surety at Grafton Court of Petty…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.--A young unmarried woman was arrested at Armidale to-day in connection with…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Court Orders New Inquiry
SYDNEY, Tuesday.--The State Full Court to-day ordered a new inquiry into the death of Desmond…
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SYDNEY, Wed.--Mrs. Gladys Muriel Hayes will face trial on the charge of having murdered William…
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MELBOURNE. Wed.--A decision by the Arbitration Court on applications for deregistration of three metal…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Commissioner Believes Police Accepted Liquor and Food From Night Club
SYDNEY, Wednesday.--The Liquor Royal Commissioner (Mr. Justice Maxwell) said to-day he believed that police had accepted liquor and food from a night club. He told this to retired Metropolitan Police Superintendent…
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Three men, who appeared at Grafton Court of Petty Sessions yesterday on vagrancy charges, were…
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Vince Morgan, an aborigine, aged 23, was fined £10 and ordered to pay £1 compensation when he pleaded guilty…
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SYDNEY, Fri.--Sydney Barrister, Mr. A. J. Goran, will represent the Police Department at the Royal…
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