Baker on Murder Charge
SYDNEY, Wed A charge of murdering Mrs Phyllis Page, 50, of Blacktown, was preferred against Lionel Charles Thomas,…
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Stronger Police Forces
WASHINGTON, Wed.: Government officials yesterday said that the United States was prepared to discuss proposals for…
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In the Jerilderie Licensing Court on Monday of last week before Mr. Smith, S.M., the licence of the Jerilderie Hotel was transferred from…
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The writer has been unable to procure from the Govt. Departments concerned, the list of policemen, in charge in Jerilderie, or any…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Items of News Court Acoustics
Although judges, legal profession deposition clerks, reporters and witnesses have complained about the bad acoustics at…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Doris May McGuirk, 43, who fell into the sea from The Gap at Watson’s Bay on July 2 and lived, pleaded…
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Twenty-five year old West Brunswick laborer, George Leo Matheson, was remanded in “Wodonga Court yesterday on a charge…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: The City Coroner (Mr. Bott) today committed for trial Robert Knight Williams, 45, laborer of Donnelly…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Court of Petty Sessions
At the Corowa Court of Petty Sessions yesterday before the Magistrate, Mr. McCauley, several persons were prosecuted for having ridden…
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SYDNEY, Thurs. : The Chief Justice (Mr Justice Street) said in the Full Court today that the NSW…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Court Told How Japs Beheaded and Bayonetted P.O.W. Los Negros
An account of the decapitation and bayoneting of about 50 Australian prisoners of war by Japanese naval men on Ambon Island in 1942 was to the War Crimes Court today. The senior prosecutor (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →£4000 Jewel Theft From House
MELBOURNE, Sun.: Thieves who raided a house in Toorak early this morning and stole Jewellery valued at £4000 while…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: In the Bankruptcy Court today Mr Justice Clyne declined to send a bankrupt storeman to gaol,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Demand for Comic Court, Peeriess Fox
MELBOURNE, Mon: Comic Court, in the Caulfield Cup AND Peerless Fox in the Melbourne Cup continued to be the most popular double…
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SYDNEY, Mon: Comic Court will not come to Sydney for the AJC spring meeting. He was scratched today from both…
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Eight police will travel from Sydney to Eden tomorrow morning to search for the remains of a woman whom they allege was murdered. They will seek the remains of MRS…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cathcart Case at Last Reaches Formality £1500 Damages Awarded Against Council by Supreme Court
THE SYDNEY SUPREME COURT last week head the Cathcart Case and awarded £1500 damages against Deniliquin Municipal Council. Unexplained adjournments of the case had extended…
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SAN FRANCISCO, Tues.: The Federal Government yesterday asked the District Court to revoke the bail of Australian-born…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday: After hearing the defendant’s explanation for having travelled at an excessive speed at Royal Park on…
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HOBART, Wed.: James Robertson Chant, 40, well-known Hobart chemist and chairman of the Pharmacy Board of Tasmania, was…
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