Court Remand
James Leonard McQuillan 26-year-old lorry driver of Rowe Street, was further remanded till May 19 by…
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Courts & crime, 1952
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German Police Shoot to Kill
Bonn, Suriday.—The Essen police fired to break up a demonstration today by 30,000 Communists. One youth was killed, two were injured, and, one…
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Ernest Walter Dart, who admitted stealing 32 sheets of galvanised iron valued at £10 was fined £20 by Mr. D…
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Essen (Germany), May 12—Police fired on 30,000 Communist youths to break up a demonstration against the imminent…
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Sydney, May 12.—The N.S.W. Government will assist police in the far west of the State to enable them to provide a holiday at the…
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A miner who pleaded guilty to taking 32 sheets of galvanised iron from a boundary rider's hut on Purnamoota Station on April 20…
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Ne[?]castle.—Police charged two men with having stolen £7000 worth of nicket pelleta from the'…
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Charges of negligent driving against Cyril Zammit and Morris Edwin Owen were heard jointly by Mr. D. T. Garnsey, S.M., in the Court of Petty Sessions today. The charge resulted from an accident on the Menindee Road near Quondong on December 23 when William Joseph Baker, of Gaffney Lane, was killed instantly and…
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London, Wednesday. — £11,000 in £1 notes was stolen from mailbags on a Brighton-London train…
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A vagrant who was arrested yesterday on two charges of stealing was sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor by Mr. D…
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Two drivers who were involved in a collision on the Menindee Rood on December 23 which resulted in three deaths, were charged with negligent driving in the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday before Mr…
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Sydney. — A deputation asking for political and civil rights for police will be nent to the Premier (Mr…
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In the Court at Petty Sessions yesterday, Mr. D. T. Garnsey. S.M., dealt with a number of minor traffic offences. Varying…
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Sydney.—The roads of New South Wales were becoming slaughterhouses, Mr. E. S. Lewis said to fellow officers. Mr. Lewis (Balmain), a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Watersiders Ballot Court Holds Inquiry
Sydney, May 14.—Mr. Eric Miller, Q.C., in the Federal Arbitration Court today alleged irregularities,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Interesting Story Tugwell Case Before Court
Adelaide, May 14.—When Victor Nell Tugwell (29). plumber, of Mount Barker, was charged in the Police Court (and remanded to…
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Washington, Wednesday. — The United Steelworkers' Union threatened today to walk out quickly if the Supreme Court declared illegal President Truman's seizure of the steel mills. They will also walk out…
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Perth. — Karol Tapci (22); a Czech migrant, employed as a hotel yardman at Wubin, 150 miles…
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New York", Thursday. —Four more New York policemen have been dismissed today…
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Further evidence was heard today by Mr. D. T. Garnsey, S.M., in negligent driving charges arising out of the Menindee road crash on December 23, 1951,…
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