Stealing Charge
NEWCASTLE: Albert Gordon Moore, 62, cranedriver, was sentenced to six monthsâ imprisonment at Newcastle Court for having…
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Courts & crime, 1949
1,232 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 33 of 62
Burglary at East Maitland
Returning from church on Sunday night to their home in Melbourne-street. East Maitland, Mrs. Alma Brown and her daughter. Miss Joan…
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KURRI KURRI, Thurs.—Robert C. Burrell, 23, pleaded guilty at Kurri Kurri Court to-day to a charge of, on June 9, at…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—Spencer Ingram Pearson, 33, solicitor, who is serving a sentence of three years’ imprisonment for…
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A complaint from Paterson that the one policeman stationed there spent some of his time on relief duty in other districts was…
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HONOLULU, July 21.—Striking Hawaiian Watersiders, armed with clubs, knives and lead pies, yesterday fought a brief but bloody, battle with police and non-union stevedores. Three policemen,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Application For Orders Nisi Refused Cases for Contempt in Arbitration Court
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Justice McTiemca, in the High Court , to-day refused an application for orders nisi to prohibit Mr. Justice Foster from proceeding in the cases for contempt against the Waterside Workers’ Federation, its…
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Charles William Blatchford, Agenton, near Newcastle, was remanded on a £20 bail in Singleton court this morning to…
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[?]15 was imposed on Robert Carr Barrel, 23, Kurri Kurri Court yesterday when he pleaded "Guilty" to having on June 29…
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Saying that he was not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt with rhe identification of a bicycle,' which was alleged to have been stolen, the Magistrate…
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Many Singleton residents have commented on the dangerous practice of lorry drivers leaving their vehicles in the streets at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Officer Goes to Gaol Stole 51 Bags of Wheat
Railway officer in charge of Nundah siding, near Singleton, Claude Peter Stanley Chorley, was sentenced to…
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A charge of having sold adulterated, milk against [?] R. Timms, and Augus F MeLeod, cafe Proprietors of Lang Street, Kurri Kurri…
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Preparations for the working of open cut mines are being pressed ahead by the Federal and State…
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Waterside workers throughout Australia will stop work for 24 hours on Monday to protest against the imprisonment of Messrs. J.. Healy and E. Roach. Healy is general secretary and Roach assistant…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →CourtSequel to Accident Ofssnock Man Given Bond
An accident between a motor car and a utility truck at the intersection of. Ivan-street and Wollombl-road on June. 27, led to the appearance of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Judge Says Bad Laws Not Court’s Concern Argument With Wharfies’ Officials
SYDNEY, Friday. — The Arbitration Court was not concerned with whether a law was bad or not, its only purpose was to enforce the law, Mr. Justice Foster told the General Secretary of the Waterside Workers’ Federation,…
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SINGLETON, Saturday.—Charged with stealing at Jerry’s Plains two dingo traps, the property of Denman-Singleton Pastures…
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SINGLETON, Saturday.—Singleton Ex-Servicemen’s Club last night tendered a farewell social to First class Sergeant J. M Dwyer, world…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—Travelling by truck and motor cycles, approximately 100 police left Sydney this morning for Lithgow, where they will be used as guards during the removal of 16,000 tons of coal at grass on the Western…
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