Punched Man In Police Station
CESSNOCK, Tuesday.—Mr. P. Wood, S.M., told a defendant at Cessnock court this morning that he should have been more…
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Courts & crime, 1950
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Magistrate Warns Noisy Drivers. Bigger Penaltie to Be Imposed in Future
At Singleton's Court of Petty Sessions last week, the Stipendiary Magistrate, Mr. Hodgson, said that noisy driving at night was a problem…
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LOS NEGROS, July 26 The Australian war crimes court today found four former Japanese soldiers guilty of murdering three…
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George Tindall, 36, labourer, was sentenced to five years’ Imprisonment by Judge Shortland at Newcastle Sessions for having…
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WASHINGTON, July 26.—Government officials said yesterday that the U.S. was prepared to discuss proposals for strengthening…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Alleged to have admitted spending more than £4000 in the past 11 months, Colin Tasman Baker,…
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SYDNEY, Thursdays-James Wallace Hines, 24, insurance salesman, Bulkua road, Epping, was sentenced to 12 months’ imprisonment…
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At the Merriwa Police Court on Saturday, Edward Hall was fined £2. on a charge of using indecent language. On a similar charge James…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Alleged Assault on Bus Conductor Evidence At Cessnock Court
An alleged assault on a 'bus conductor on the top deck of a double-decker 'bus near Neath on the night of June 2, resulted in the appearance of Thomas J. Player, of Gosford-road, Adamstown, and formerly of James-street, West Cessnock, at…
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BRUSSELS, July 28—One person was killed and 70 Injured last night outside the Royal Palace at Laeken when gendarmes with…
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LOS NEGROS, July 28. (AAP-Reuter).—A prisoner of war who looked the youngest among 50 Australians massacred by the…
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SINGAPORE: While in gaol awaiting hearing of the Indonesian Government’s extradition application before Singapore Supreme…
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Sydney and Brisbane police are investigating a suspected tieup between Queensland carthieves and Sydney criminals…
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Roy Francis Farrell, 34, of Melrose-street, rose-street, Lorn, was reminded until August is to Maitland court this morning on a charge of cattle…
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Two New Australians, who were arrested at Maitland railway station on Saturday following a fracas with railway officials, appeared in Maitland…
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Robert Sneddon, of Kearsley, was reminded at Cessnock Court this morning until next Tuesday on a Charge of assault…
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CESSNOCK, Tuesday—At Cessnock court to-day Robert Sneddon, of Kearsley, was remanded to appear at Cessnock on August 6 on a…
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James Frederick Burrell, 30, a fettler, of Abermain, was this afternoon given a three years’ bond by Judge Nield, at the…
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Ten members of the C.I.B. left Sydney this morning for Eden to search for the body of Mrs. Phyllis Mary Page, formerly of Blacktown…
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It is alleged that a bogus woman flood relief collector is at present working in the Scone district, receiving sums of money which, she states, will be handed over to the Food Relief Appeal…
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