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Murray · Courts & crime

Courts & crime, 1951

1,219 stories in Murray's papers · page 10 of 61

Gaoled for Stealing Rings

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 March 1951 · page 6

Patrick O’Brien, no fixed abode, was sentenced to is months’ hard labor by Judge Lamaro in Albury Quarter…

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Girl Takes Baby’s Body to Police

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 March 1951 · page 5

SYDNEY, Tues: A post-mortem examination on a 9lb boy born to a 20-year-old single girl in a my building yesterday revealed that…

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Judgment will affect war plans Govt, Anxiously Waits On Court’s Decision On Anti-Red Dissolution Act CANBERRA, Tuesday

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 March 1951 · page 1

The High Court’s decision on the validity or otherwise of the Communist Party Dissolution Act, to be given on Friday, will greatly influence the Federal Government’s plans to place Australia on a semi-war footing. The Prime Minister…

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Police Seize Sex Drug

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 March 1951 · page 9

MELBOURNE, Wed.: Vice squad police seized hundreds of pounds worth of narcoties, cigarettes and spirits when they…

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“Ginger Meggs” Makes Bow in Court

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 March 1951 · page 11

SYDNEY, Wed.: Associated Newspapers Ltd sought an interim injunction in the Equity Court today to restrain the…

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Govt, gives Court wide Powers CANBERRA, Wednesday

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 March 1951 · page 3

The Minister for Labor (Mr Holt) introduced in the House of Representatives today a bill to give the Arbitration Court the same powers as the High Court to punish contempts of its power and authority. The bill, which is the first part of the Governments two-pronged legislation to control…

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Doctor’s Widow Sobs Court ln Denying That She Killed Her Blind Baby MELBOURNE, Wednesday

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 March 1951 · page 2

A denial that she had killed her baby was made by Mrs Joan Isobel Gorr, 27, in the Criminal Court today. She sobbed as the made the denial…

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Hotel Keeper for Trial on , Receiving Charge Taxi Driver Also Charged Sequel to £10,000 Hi-Jacking Theft

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 9 March 1951 · page 2

IN the Hay Court of Petty Sessions, yesterday, Mr. Keith Smith, S.M., committed for trial Edith Margaret Courtney, former licensee of Tattersalls Hotel, on a charge of receiving stolen goods…

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Licensing Court

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 9 March 1951 · page 2

In the Hay Licensing Court on Wednesday, Mr. Keith Smith S.M. approved an application for the transfer of the license of Tattersalls Hotel, Hay,…

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Seven Japanese Sentenced to Hang Los Negros, Thursday. (AAP-Reuter)

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 March 1951 · page 5

The Australian War Crimes Court today sentenced seven former members of the Japanese Navy to death by hanging. They were convicted of having murdered 24 Australian…

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Court of Petty Sessions

The Pastoral Times · Friday 9 March 1951 · page 6

The following eases were called before Mr. E. B. Watkins, J.P., at the Court of Petty Sessions on Monday…

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Will Have Easy Time in Gaol

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 March 1951 · page 8

SYDNEY, Fri.: The assistant General Secretary of the Waterside Workers’ Federation (Edward Charles Roach), who was…

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District Court Judgments

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 March 1951 · page 8

In Albury District Court yesterday Judge Lemaro made the following judgments:— Albury Motors v V. George (a…

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Questions Court Decided

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 March 1951 · page 1

MELBOURNE, Fri.: The questions which Justice Dixon in a stated case asked the Full Court to answer were:…

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Armed Police Guard M’sP

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 March 1951 · page 2

CAPETOWN, Fri.: Fifty police with rifles guarded the courtyard of South Africa’s Parliament House last night…

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Anti-Red Act Invalid, Court Holds MELBOURNE, Friday

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 March 1951 · page 1

THE FULL HIGH COURT HELD TODAY THAT THE COMMUNIST PARTY (DISSOLUTION) ACT IS WHOLLY INVALID. The court upheld a challenge by 10 unions and the Communist Party to the validity of the Act…

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Czech general charged with treason

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 March 1951 · page 8

PRAGUE, Sun: The purge of Government officials has shifted to the deputy Minister of National Defence (General Reichin)…

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Police Watch for Car

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 March 1951 · page 2

Police have been alerted to watch for a 1951 Ford Prefect sedan, which was stolen from outside Goulburn railway station on…

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Soldier Not to Serve 10 Years’ Gaol

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 13 March 1951 · page 1

KURE, Mon.: Army authorities today freed a 29 year old British army driver who had been sentenced to 10 years’…

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Murder Clue to Missing Treasure?

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 13 March 1951 · page 15

LONDON, Mon.: The discovery of the burned body of a former colonel of Him Baler’s SS troops in a wood near Merano, in…

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