Police, Wharfies, In Ugly Clash
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Police and waterside workers clashed in a short, but ugly demonstration in Martin Place today. The clashes occurred after…
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Police, Motorist Relations Should Be Amicable
The N.R.M.A. stresses the importance of maintaining amicable relations between motorists and the traffic police…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday—Mr. Meagher, S.M., in the Special Federal Court, today adjourned until june 27 the hearing of four summonses under the Crimes Act against James healy, General…
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On Wednesday last Mr. M. J. McCauley, S.M., who is relieving whilst Mr. J. Fleeman is on holidays, dismissed two defended cases…
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A Port Kembla truck driver, Ronald Eric McDonald, was charged in Wollongong Court of Petty Sessions with the theft of…
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A 25-year old truck driver was again remanded at the Wollongong Court on Tuesday on a charge of breaking and…
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A summons served by the Board of Health on Reginald D. Tolley of the Open Hearth Hotel, Warrawong, charging…
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Police fear grave consequences may result from the rapid deterioration of the Prince's Highway north and south of Wollongong. They maintain the state of roads is a major factor contributing to the soaring accident rate in Greater Wollongong…
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A 56 years old wharf labourer was sentenced to three months' gaol by Mr. J. Fleeman S.M. in Wollongong Court for…
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ADELAIDE, Friday. — Mr Justice Abbott today sentenced four senior medical students to two months' hard labour for…
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At the Wollongong Court on Thursday a sentence of three months' hard labour was imposed on a 56-year old wharf…
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Wollongong Council, Main Roads Board and the Commissioner for Railways, have been served with a Supreme Court…
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Det. Inspector J. Ramus and a squad of Sydney C.I.B. detectives and scientific men will arrive in Wollongong today to join the intensive manhunt for the brutal murderer of Mrs. Lucy Frances…
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Mrs. Lucy Frances Barrows, licensee of the Oxford Hotel, Wollongong, was found murdered in her room at the hotel On Monday morning last…
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A sailor collapsed and had to be carried from Wollongong Court yesterday while he was appearing on charges of driving…
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A Czecho-Slovakian migrant was fined £10 at the Wollongong Court on Tuesday for stealing. He was Jaroslay Kaboka (24)…
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Lucy Barrows, victim of the brutal murder early Monday morning was held on Tuesday afternoon. A large and representative…
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Investigations into the murder of Mrs, Lucy Frances Barrows, 53, Oxford Hotel licensee, shifted from Wollongong to Sydney last night as Sydney detectives detained two New Australians for questioning…
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Crossing the double lines on the Bum Highway at a bend known as Devil's Elbow appears to be a constant…
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An R.A.N. Naval Mechanic of the H.M.A.S. Albatross, Nowra collapsed in the Wollongong Court on Tuesday…
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