Workers' Compensation Court. Muswellbrook Case
Judge Moffat presided at a sitting of the Workers' Compensation Court yesterday, when the hearing commenced in the claim of A. H. Hilder for…
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Courts & crime, 1947
1,159 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 19 of 58
Should Have Been Court Material
A case listed for the Maitland Quarter. Sessions was. that against Earnest Grainger 38 a soldier, on a charge of sounds…
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At a special sitting of the Federal Court at Scone Court House on Tuesday last, Mr. R. C. Atkinson, P.M., presided, when one case…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Pressing Problem for the Allies Japan’s New Police
TOKIO—(Associated Press)—PoIiceman Watanabe, huddling miserably these cold days in his unheated corner box, know it, but his future is one of the Allies’ most pressing problems…
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PARIS, April 7. — Czech Embassy officials in Paris reject suggestions that the murder of the Czech Consul, Gejza…
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William Devlin Crombie (38), of Strathfield, was murdered as a result of being stabbed through the heart following a drinking party in a house…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—William Devlin Crombie (38), Strathfield, was murdered, stabbed through the chest, following a drinking party in a house at Enfield last night, the police alleged in die Burwood Court to-day…
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MELBOURNE: Nearly £3000 worth of suiting material was stolen from an interstate transport truck in a depot in Hanna-street, south…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Joseph Goldberg, a business man of York Street, City, pleaded not guilty to having imported prohibited goods last July at a special Federal Court to-day…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Britain Shocked by Two Tragedies Boy Charges with Murder
LONDON, April 9.—Two gruesome tragedies involving the deaths of a four-year-old Welsh boy and a six-year-old London girl have shocked the-nation. A nine-year-old boy has been charged with murder in…
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SYDNEY Thursday.—Mrs. Ethel Jean Wright (31), of Strathfield, appeared at the Central Criminal Court to-day on a charge of murdering her son, Ian, aged four months. Mr. Davey, KC for the defence,…
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HOLLYWOOD, April 10.—Crooner Frank Sinatra has been arrested and charged with assaulting Lee Mortimer, film columnist for the New York Daily Mirror. Sinatra pleaded not guilty and wax released on 500…
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LAKE SUCCESS (New York), April 10.—The Security Council, at Britain’s request, sent the dispute with Albants about the mining of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Alleged Armed Hold-Ups: Man In Court
NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—Arising out of the alleged armed hold-up by ten men of a taxi-driver, C. J. Hann, on Sunday morning, Alan Andrews (24), labourer, was arrested by Newcastle police last night…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Muswellbrook Police Court. Fines for Adulterated Milk
At the Police Court on Wednesday, Lloyd Douglas Lynch, representing the Milk Board, proceeded against John Lancer Smith, Keith Medhurst…
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LONDON, April 11.—sentenced to death by an Allied Military Court in Trieste for the assassination of the British Brigadier,…
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During the summer holidays, sums of money were taken from three rooms in a cafe boarding house in Vincent Street. The thief got away with £17 from…
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Carmen Maria Mory, who was under sentence of death for atrocities she committed in the German…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday. — The second man allegedly concerned in the hold-up of a taxi-cab driver at Highfields on Sunday morning appeared in the police court to-day. He was Robert Johnstone…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Tax Secrecy Necessary, Court Rules
The Taxation Commissioner has no right to disclose names of alleged tax evaders to a Minister, Parliament, or anyone else…
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