SM Given Court Farewell
Before the hearing comnenced in the Court of Petty Sessions today, members of the legal profession…
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Courts & crime, 1952
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Wilfully Wasting Members' Money K.C. Tells Equity Court Of Three F.I.A. Officials
Sydney, January 17.—Three officials of the Federated Ironworkers Association were wilfully and improperly wasting members money on litigation in the Equity Court, Mr. Miller, K.C., told the Equity Court…
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Sydney A man went to jail for 12 months for having used a bus illegally…
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Three youths will be questioned today in connection with thefts from the City Baths, which have occurred…
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In the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday, Mr. E. J. Forrest, S.M., dealt with a number of minor traffic charges. One motor cyclist was deprived of his licence for two months, for having ridden down Argent Street…
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Members of the Police Department, the legal profession and other bodies had occasion yesterday to regretfully farewell two officials who have been associated with the Court House in various capacities for a…
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Fines and costs totalling over £85 were imposed by Mr. E. J. Forrest, S.M., in the Police Court yesterday for traffic offences…
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Newcastle, January 21.—A man murdered the 28 years old wife of a German migrant and then turned the rifle on himself, the City…
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Tokio, Monday. — Japan should have more than 300,000 men under arms by the end of 1953, the…
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Cairo, January 22.—The Egyptian Police inspector General Bdel Baouf Bay, will be courtmartia[?]ed for failure to…
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Sydney, January 23—Dr. George Stanley Thompson (70), of Carr Street, Coogee, was charged this afternoon with the murder of a 32…
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Sydney. — A young couple, armed with a revolver robbed a woman owner in a Bondi grocery store of more than £100. They tore the store phone…
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Adelaide, January 23.—In Naracoorte Police Court tonight the husband and father of a 23-years-old woman. Patricia Catherine…
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Ballarat.—Thirteen sheets of paper containing expressions alleged to have been used by a Ballarat publican…
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Brisbane. — Police thought that off-thecourse betting should be confined to areas outside…
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THAT Egypt was far from unanimous about quarrelling with Britain was evident in the original reluctance of the Government to arm volunteers. It did so at last; but took…
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Sydney. January 24.—Dr. George Stanley Thompson (70), of Carr Street, Coogee, was charged with murder in Central Court today…
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Sydney. — Detectives at Randwick charged Dr. George Stanley Thompson (70), with the murder of…
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John Patrick Murphy, who appeared in the Police Court yesterday before Mr. W. H. Hall, S.M., was sentenced to two months'…
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Kansas City, Thursday.— Authorities here postponed a murder trial when the accused man received a telegram from his missing wife. The accused man is Cencil…
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