Took French Leave of Ted. McMENAMIN'S Truck Former Employee Before Singleton Police Court
Well-known jockey, Ted McMenamin, was yesterday within the sanctum of a different "stipe, to that which he usually…
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Courts & crime, 1944
1,013 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 7 of 51
Sequel to Bridge Crash Nominal Penalty Imposed by Magistrate
Arising out of an accident on Dunolly bridge on August 24 last, in which two children were hurt when a high tank, struck…
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Gina Maluta, a stylishly dressed young woman, said in Lismore Police Court on Wednesday that she gave £50 to a police officer, allegedly posing…
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BRISBANE Sat—An American court-martial passed a sentence of 10 years hard labour and dishonourable discharge from the forces…
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LISMORE Sat.—Two police officers were committed for trial to Lismore Quarter Sessions on May 9 on a charge of conspiracy…
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MELBOURNE Monday.— Lieut William Sheldon Home, 40, AMF, was charged at the. City Court to-day with having attempted to…
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For having on January 16, at West Maitland, in the dwelling of Roy Montgomery, stolen a radio set, valued at £10, Alan Fran,…
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Singleton police have been advised to keep an eye out for a motor car which was stolen from Scone during the week-end. The vehicle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Capture of Luga Is Setback To Nazis Vital Keypoint Falls To Russian Assault (Australian Associated Press)
LONDON Feb. 13— Luga, the last big German base on the Volkhov front, 80 miles south from Leningrad, has been captured by the Russians. The fall of the city is announced in an order of the day issued…
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Philip Herbert James Campbell, aged 34, laborer, of Matraville, was sentenced to twelve months' gaol in a special…
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SYDNEY Tuesday.—Philip Herbert James Campbell, 34, a labourer, of Matraville, was sentenced to 12 months’…
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Seven cases arising out of an incident in High-street, West Maitland, on Saturday night were called at West Maitland…
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SYDNEY Tuesday.—In the Quarter Sessions, his Honour, Judge McGhie, reserved his decision on an application by George…
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SYDNEY Wed —Bentsnoing Franela Henry Burton Walgall 33 RAAF pilot officer, to 18 months’ Imprisonment for…
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LISMORE Wednesday.—Ernest Harold Fletcher, 41, officer In charge of the Nimbin police station, was committed for trial to…
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ADELAIDE Friday — Lance Brown, 51, finances company director was fatally shot at the office of the Motor Credit Company…
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Raymond Norman Durham was charged before Mr. J. McElroy at the Police Court yesterday with having, on 11th April, 1943, stolen a length of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Vincent Street Brawl. Described As Disgraceful by Magistrate
At the conclusion of the evidence given regarding a brawl which took place in Vincent Street on January 29, the…
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In the Small Debts Court yesterday, the Municipal Council proceeded against H. T. Budden, a married woman, for the recovery of rates. Mr. H. E…
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Sgt. Wiggins, of the local police station, wrote to yesterday's meeting of Patrick Plains Shire Council seeking opinion on establishment of…
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