New Australian On Hotel Murder Charge
SYDNEY: Two New Australians, both Hung [?] were arrested in Sydney early to-day and charged with the murder of…
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Courts & crime, 1951
809 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 19 of 41
Migrant Fined For’ Assault
A New Australian, Stanislaw Zysek, of Holding Centre No, 1, Greta, was, convicted this morning of a charge assaulting…
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MELBOURNE, Friday — A man died in Melbourne hospital today, after being shot in the head while trying to escape…
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MELBOURNE: Raymond Purcell, of camp Pen honing settlement, who was shot in the head by police during a base on…
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The N.R.M.A. stresses the importance of maintaining amicable relations between motorists and the traffic police…
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The practice of riding of driving without lights was dangerous as well as foolish, the Magistrate (Mr. F. R. Wood)…
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William Cecil Dever, 49, and his nephew, James Andrew Dever, 23, both labourers, formerly of Jerry’s Plains, yesterday were…
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TAREE: Bookmaker John Joseph Quinn was brought from Maitland Coal for the inquest today on Miss June Algie…
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Vincent Newell Mclnerney, resident of Wingen and a transport driver, said he resided with his mother at Wingen. Enlisted in…
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LONDON: Seven United Nations officers, including Australians, Britons and Americans, may be court-martialled,…
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LONDON: Tension heightened yesterday as the Anglo Persian oil crisis flared up, following Persia’s rejection of Britain’s latest compromise offer. Planes and ground troops of Britain’s Middle East Command, which stretches from…
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Kevin J. Gill was charged at the Police Court on Wednesday with exercising faulty control of a motor cycle in Bridge Street, Muswellbrook, on…
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"It is apparent that you set out to systematically defraud people with stolen cheques," Magistrate J. B. Hodgson told Arthur Birnle yesterday. Birnle appeared before Mr…
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William Cecil Dever, 49, and his nephew, James Andrew Dever, 23, both labourers, formerly of Jerry's Plains, were…
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Peter Reilly, of Singleton, was fined £3, with £5/6/- costs, at the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday for assaulting Allen Redgrove, of Whittingham. It was alleged that Reilly had ed to hit him…
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The Magistrate, Mr. J. B. Hodgson, severely reprimanded people in Court yesterday for not getting to their feet when…
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Because of a wide discrepancy between the value of a house estimated by the Valuer-General and by Mr…
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Horace Henry Roy, was fined a £1 with £1 compensation at the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday it was alleged that Roy,…
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CESSNOCK: Judge O’Sullivan gave his reserved decision in Cessnock District Court to-day in which James Adams, of…
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