On Jewel Robbery Charge Remanded by Albury Court
Harold Masson, 53, of no fixed address, appeared before Albury court yesterday on a charge of breaking and entering the Pivot…
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Charged with Murder of 21 People
BOLOGNA, Thurs.: Following an inquiry which extended over three years, the police yesterday arrested and charged 22 men and…
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Charged with breaking and entering the Pivot Jewellery store and stealing Jewellery valued at £70, Harold Masson, 58,…
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An altercation in the garage of Preston Motors last Tuesday afternoon had Us sequel in Albury Police Court yesterday…
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BRISBANE, Thurs.: Security [?] today raided the headquarters of the Miners’ Union at [?] near Ipswich…
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Only one case—goods in cus-tody—was heard at Deniliquin Court of Petty Sessions yes-terday but it was notable for…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Goods-in-custody Case Old Hands Back at Over Camera Bench’s Snapshot: A Month at Goulburn Gaol
TAKING a negative view of their evidence, Cronin, J.P., at the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday, sentenced two men to Goulburn Goal for a month for hav-ing in their possession a camera reasonably suspected as…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Soldier Charged at Wodonga
Richard Noel Horsley, 19, of Melbourne, who is temporarily stationed at Bandiana military camp en route to the coal…
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SYDNEY, Friday : A 17-year-old postal messenger, Kenneth Robert Nelson, of Darlinghurst, was sentenced to 18 months’ gaol by Judge…
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[?] evidence by an Australian army officer of [?] previous excellent character, [?] evidence…
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Police aid was enlisted by the caterers at the Coronation Ball in the Palais Royal last night to supervise the supper…
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SINGAPORE, Friday : A Malay police riot squad and military provosts last night clashed with 120 Malay troops…
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SYDNEY, Friday : The High Court has fixed Tuesday, August 9, as the date for the. hearing of the BMA suit…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: A young grocer’s assistant collaborated in an elaborately pretended assault and robbery…
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In two of the three games played in yesterday’s Group 13 Southern Zone first grade Rugby League series, the…
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TOKIO, Sun.: It is reported that General MacArthur’s HQ has refused a request by the Prime Minister (Mr Yoshida)…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Police “Swoop” on Right Wingers
SYDNEY, Sun.: A police track from No. 21 Division today “in[?]gated” Right Wing mining union delegates as they chatted…
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HAMBURG, Tuesday : Prince Ferdinand Holsteln claims that Scotland Yard has traced the British soldiers who allegedly…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Fine Wangaratta Police Buildings
The imposing court house (centre) and police station, Faithful St., Wangaratta. The police station (right) is in strict contrast to the dingy, old-fashioned building used by Albury police…
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AN application by shipowners to the Arbitration Court today to withhold payment to waterside workers of appearance money during the coal strike caused a sudden stoppage of work on the waterfront today. When informed by note of this…
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