Man on dam murder charge given bail
MELBOURNE, Mon.: A 37 year-old carrier, Henry Richard Bugg, who was refused bail in the City Count on Saturday, on a…
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High police officers are [?]critcised over handling of “Jungle Girl” riots
SINGAPORE, Mon.: Senior British police officers failed to take resolute action to quell last December’s Singapore riots, a Government Inquiry Mission reported here today…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: Lawrence Percy Shaw, 29, of Nicholson st., Fitzroy, was fined £5 in default 14 days’ imprisonment in the City…
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ADELAIDE, Wed.: Former Sydney doctor, Dr Graeme Robson, of Gawler. was fined £50 with £5/12/ costs in the City Court…
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NEWCASTLE, Wed.: Keith Preston Maher, son of a man found dead in a disused mine, today told the Coroner’s Court that his uncle had taken part in the search for his father…
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KANDOS, Wed.: Eror Djuro, 20, laborer, of Kandos, was today committed for trial at the Bathurst Criminal Court on October 16 on a charge of having murdered William George…
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Seventy-two cases are listed for hearing at the Albury Police Court today. Included in the hearing are 23 charges for speeding, as…
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In the Jerilderie Court of Petty Sessions on Monday of last week before Mr. Smith, S.M., a number of cases for various breaches of…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: A man about to be charged with con[?]orting had said : “Mr. Evatt, the Chief Secretary, fold us we…
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AUCKLAND, Thurs.: The courtroom was again crowded today for the fourth day of the trial of George Cecil Horry on a…
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A man who said he had never been in a court was fined £15 in default 30 days’ gaol when he pleaded guilty to a charge…
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A woman who pleaded guilty to two of 10 charges in Albury Court yesterday was sentenced to three months’ gaol and ordered to pay fines and damages amounting to £47…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: An ex-policeman had admitted shooting his father and burying the body, a police witness told the City Coroner (Mr. A. N. Bott) today. The Coroner was inquiring into the death of…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: A Royal Commission will inquire into the conviction of Fredrick McDermott in 1947, when he was…
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A women denied in Albury Court yesterday that she had “read cups.” Denial was made when an application for possession of a dwelling in Reserve street come before Mr. Denton,…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Rare volumes from the Swedish Royal Library, once said to be worth £1000. were exhibits in an unlawful…
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Most cases listed for hearing at Albury Police Court today concern alleged breaches of the traffic regulations. The court is expected…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: A wounded man who mysteriously disappeared offer being shot down by the police following a car chase through suburban streets early on Thursday morning…
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“Weighing the hardships of one party against the other, I find that the applicant would suffer the most if the…
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SYDNEY, Mon. Royal Commissioner inquiring into the Laver[?] case would probably give his decision within two months,…
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