Lawyers Warned By Magistrate
SYDNEY, Monday.—The chairman of the metropolitan stipendiary magistrates (Mr. E. J. Oram) criticised members of the…
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Courts & crime, 1948
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Brother on Murder Charge
AUCKLAND, Monday. — Following the death of his brother, Hone Paraone, 45, in Auckland Hospital, Raymond Parsone, 34,…
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Paul Robeson, famous Negro singer, who said he would rather go to gaol than disclose whether he is a Communist. He told a…
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Gas had been found in Kent Colliery, Beresfield, sufficient to cause an explosion it it came contact with a naked light, said the…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—The order made in 1939, which allowed compulsory acquisition of wheat by the Commonwealth, was…
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BERLIN, June 2.—In a 6000 words statement the British control commission has accused Russia of establishing a police state…
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LONDON, June 2.—The British Control Commission’s statement regarding, Russian action In Germany says that the pressure most feared…
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SINGAPORE, June 2 (A.A.P Reuter)— seven Chinee we Killed and 10 injured yesterday when police, with drawn balons,…
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On the costing vote of the Mayor (Aid. F. O. Fahey) Maitland. City Council last night decided in favour of the courthouse site for the new bridge to replace Belmore Bridge. Of the 12 aldermen present—Aid. A. S. McDonald and…
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SYDNEY, Thurs — A thief broke Into the registered mail delivery section of the GPO in Pitt-street last night and took…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—During a test flight the pilot of a police plane saw a motor car, apparently abandoned, in thick bush near…
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[?]AXOOMRA, Friday.—Daring thieves stole £ 23 from the sate of the Katoomba police station last night…
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The sponsors of the ball which IS being organised to assist the Maitland Police Boys and Citizens' Club expect a good roll up from the coalfields…
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Donations to the Maitland Police-Citizens’ Boys’ Club this week have sent the total to over £2000, a happy augury for the…
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A hatless. dark-skinned foreigner, who arrived at Maidenhead (Eng.) by train on May 23. is sought by detectives…
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Detectives investigating the theft from the G.P.O. on Wednesday night of 160 registered packets, recovered a bundle of…
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A coronial inquiry into the drowning of Wilfred Prcece, of Clarence Town, was held in the Clarence Town Court House on Wednesday last…
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An the casting vote of the Mayor (Aid F. O. Fahey), Maitland City Council on Monday night decided in favour of the courthouse site for the…
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Richard Ronald Starr.(34), a soldier, appeared in the local police court on Friday afternoon, before Mr. B. A…
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Depositions from fire witnesses in a previous charge were admitted [?] evidence when Athol Smith, 27, cattle dealer, faced four other…
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