Published by Special Arrangement. Copyright. the Monday Night Murder
Kliener ignored the challenge. He was beaten and he knew it. "I tell you again that I know nothing of the murder that took…
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Courts & crime, 1946
493 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 13 of 25
Boyd Sinclair Again Before the Court
SYDNEY: After the elapse of ten years, Boyd Sinclair, came before the Central Criminal Court, to defend a charge that…
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Sir Gilbert Dyall was out-wardly, a most hospitable man. His little week-end parties were gay and companionable affairs…
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Inspector Ellis, of Goulburn Police, stated to-day that many vehicle owners were not paying sufficient…
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SYDNEY: The selling of Youth Campaign raffle tickets by policemen, who are reported to have made £5 to…
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Just then the door opened and Miss Trimen entered. As usual she was carrying her little embroidered work bag slung from a pair…
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SYDNEY: Sentence of imprisonment for life with hard labour was imposed on Boyd Sincl[?]r. 27, at the…
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"Supposing your uncle did not approve of your friendship with Mr. Page?" he asked quietly. "Do you think he would be the…
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At first he had been satisfied that Bernice Dyall was a frank and natural specimen of British womanhood. He had felt that…
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The tennis court at Boorowa District Hospital will be rebuilt. A recommendation to that effect from the House Committee was…
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LONDON, Friday: The deputy leader of the Stern Gang, Itzhak Yesfernitsky, was caught in Tel Aviv last night, just as Palestine police officers were preparing to end the hunt for him…
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FRANKFURT, Monday: Thirteen men and two women members of "The Free Germany" organisation were sentenced to…
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Goulburn police have been notified of the latest of a series of skin robberies throughout southern N.S.W…
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This information had given Constable Perkin the idea that the comely little wench, Sally Lambert, who had brought him…
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SYDNEY: Major Charles Cousens appeared briefly in the Central Court to-day, being remanded in less than a minute until August…
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"Now I want you to stand quite still and grasp the rope with your two hands above your head, and pull on it as hard as you…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.): Although they stripped naked to escape through a lavatory window 18in. by 9in. in the Dunedin Goal…
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"I don't," answered the young man. "But I am prepared to take Sally's word for it that she was." "What you've just told me is…
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LONDON, Wednesday: As soon as Neville George Cleverly Heath, a former Air Force officer, was committeed for trial from the…
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SYDNEY: The validity of the Police Court proceedings against Major Cousens, A.I.F., alleging treason, was…
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