Extra Police at Dungog Lack of Accommodation the Trouble
In answer to its letter written to the Police Department concerning the appointment of an additional member of the Police Force in Dungog, the…
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Courts & crime, 1949
1,232 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 46 of 62
Remanded On Theft Charges
SINGLETON, Monday.—Lionel James Mutch, 19, was remanded to appear at Singleton Court on October 6 by the clerk of petty…
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Raymond Henry Maybury, 19. of Wallsend, was remanded for sentence by Judge Nleld after pleading guilty to three charges of…
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SINGLETON, Monday.—Sergeant N. J. Featherstone was extended a welcome to Singleton by Mr J. B Hodgson, S.M., and by Mr. C. R…
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SYDNEY, Monday. — Reginald Goddard, 41, breadcarter, of Kent Hotel, Balmnin, died in hospital last night several hours after…
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SYDNEY. Monday—A whardf labourer and his de facto wife were charged In the Balmaln Court to-day with the murder of…
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Singleton police arrested two men on Saturday in connection with thefts at the week-end…
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MELBOURNE, Monday—Conflicting opinions by members of the Full Arbitration Court make it impossible for the court to…
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Referring to the death of Maitland solicitor, Sir. W. J. E[?]right, the Magistrate (Mr. F. R. Wood) said at the Cessnock Court House this morning,…
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After two and a half years on staff at the Cessnock Court House, Miss Colleen Allen has been transferred to Sydney where she took up…
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A jury at the Quarter Sessions held at East Maitland found Richard Edward Collies 23 labourer not guilty on a charge of…
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Six men who had been remanded for sentence at the Newcastle sessions were dealt with by Judge Nield at East Maitland Yesterday…
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As a sequel to an accident on the Great Northern Bead, Campbell’s Hill on the night of May 13 last, when a motor cycle struck two push…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The following police promotions have teen announced: Constable first class to be senior constable A. B. Cameron of…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Prisoners in NSW gaols will attend “school” to prepare them for normal civilian life when they…
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"I consider the penalty provided inadequate for the offence," said the Magistrate (Mr. F. R. Wood) at Maitland Court on Tuesday when he fined…
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Under the Bush Fire Prevention Bill introduced in the Legislative Assembly this week, anyone starting a fire will be liable…
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MELBOURNE, Friday. — Detectives investigating the kidnapping of the 70-years-old wealthy Jew, Solomon Ravdell,…
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A [?] was awarded £500 damages by a jury at the Newcastle Circuit Court on Wednesday for [?] damage"…
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NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (A.A.P) —[?] prospects in the U.S. darkened yesterday as—with over half a million coal miners still striking and hopes for a settlement of the steel industry dispute fading—fresh violence was reported…
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