Oaklands Police Station
Mr. J. A. Lawson, M.L.A., is in receipt of the following communication from the Premie's Department, Sydney, dated the 13th instant:--…
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In Albury Court Yesterday Court-sequel to ‘plane crush
A young Albury man was fined and ordered to way vosts totalling £50/4/6 as a sequal to a palce crash on Good Friday…
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Mr A. McL. Tardy, who retired last year as inspector-in-charge of Albury police force after 37 years’ service, was…
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LONDON, Mon: Harry Ferguson, Irish-born tractor manufacturer, has left for New York to fight a £89…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: The Full High Court held today that the Fremantle Harbor Commissioners and the Commonwealth were not responsible for damage done to the 15,000 tons…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: ,A man who dropped his daughter from a balcony, fracturing -both her Wrists, was today convicted in Quarter…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Wild Struggle in Court
MELBOURNE, Tues.: A prisoner charged with consorting struggled wildly seven detectives at the Fifth City Court…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: Two women told the City Court to that they believed a chef charged with the murder of his…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Japs Used Natives As “Guinea Pigs” Court Told Los Negros, Tuesday
Japanese Killed natives of the Dutch East Indies in 1945 by injecting them with poison, the Australian War Crimes Court was told today…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sir John Latham, Chief Justice Of The High Court, Retiring CANBERRA, Tuesday
The Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia (Sir John Latham) will cease active duties as from April 3 this year. His Honor will begin a period of 12 months’…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Reginald Sydney Clark, 25, a truck driver, of Waterloo road, East Bankstown, was discharged at Parramatta…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: Thirty bales of wool worth £6000 have been stolen from Federal Felters’ warehouse at Footscray…
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Lyle Thomas Druitt appeared at the Court of Petty Sessions yesterday to answer three charges of stealing. He pleaded…
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ATLANTA (Georgia) Wed.: A bizarre murder trial in which: the principal, figures spoke the deaf and dumb sign language began…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Allegedly Assaulted Little Girl Russian Sentenced to Death
SYDNEY, Wed.: Found guilty of having criminally assaulted a four-year-old Polish girl at Bathurst migrant camp on January 24, Aleksandr Anatasow, 47-year-old Russian, was…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The High Court has unanimously held that the Wool Tax Deductions Act is valid. The decision means that brokers will…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.: Crippled by paralysis since youth, John Lowe, 51, contractor, of Edinburgh st, Burnley, was taken…
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Holding it would be unreasonable to deprive respondent of the opportunity of selling his house with vacant possession to…
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MELBOURNE, Fri: The Full High Court unanimously held yesterday that the Commonwealth Government had power to…
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PARIS, Fri.: All Easter leave for police and troops has been cancelled to guarantee public order in the widespread strikes of French transport and other workers…
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