U.S. Red Leaders Given Gaol Terms Washington
The U.S. Supreme Court, in a majority decision of six to two, yesterday upheld the conviction of America's 11 ton…
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Courts & crime, 1951
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Japanese Police Force (AAP-Reuter)
TOKYO: The Japanese Government has lifted the restriction originally imposed by the occupation Authorities on the…
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Three officials of two waterfront unions appeared in courts in Sydney and Melbourne yesterday to answer summonses issued under the Commonwealth Crimes Act. The cases were adjourned…
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SYDNEY: The public solicitor (Mr. Hawkins) said to day he had received “starting” evidence concerning the Layers murder…
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At the Police Court on Wednesday, W. J. Fuller, William Bonner, Norman Stewart Ross forfeited recognisances of 10/- each on charges of…
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SINGLETON: Patrick O’Bei[?] was sentenced to three weeks imprisonment with hard labour at Singleton court on a charge…
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ADELAIDE: Four medical students found guilty of the manslaughter of another student, John George Neill, 18,…
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Arthur James Birnie of Lancashire England, a deserter from the merchant navy, was sentenced to nine…
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John Joseph Union, 25, bookmaker, of 217 Victoria-st., Terse, this morning at Best Maitland Court was [?]ded by Mr. F. K…
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Five University students, found guilty of the manslaughter of John Gregory Neill (18) during a "rag," eore sentenced to two months' gaol…
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Maitland Police Hall Association has been re-formed and has decided to run an annual hall. The first will be [?]…
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A charge of driving a motor car while under the influence of intoxicating liquor against Kevin Edward…
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Straying Stock — Kearsley Shire Council had received many complaints from motorists and persons with gardens…
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H. Hopson and Mrs. Hopson: B. Fisher and partner; J. McDonald and partner; Mr. and Mrs. Mines; Mr. and Mrs. D. Middlebrook; D. Page and…
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SYDNEY: Special squads of police were sent to Sydney Cricket Ground this morning to Control Rugby League fans, who…
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WEST WYALONG: The Public Uc Solicitor, Mr. Hawkins, to-day asked that the name of an orderly man, who assisted him…
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SYDNEY: Detectives in a cruising police car last night saved a stolen car they found blazing in Sydney road Sea…
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The manhunt for the killer of Mrs. Lucy Frances Barrows (53), licensee of the Oxford Hotel, Wollongong, was in full swing to-day,…
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TAMWORTH—William Patrick Gunn. 57, has been charged with the manslaughter of Albert George Cannons, 73,…
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WOLLONGONG: A blood-stained polka dot scarf, which police believe was used to stra[?] Wollongong hotel licences, M[?]…
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