Police Check on Dogs
Many Albury dog licences which were due for payment on September 30 are still outstanding. Dog owners were allowed fourteen…
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Woman’s death: murder possibility is discounted
WOLLONGONG, Sun.: Police have discounted the possibility of murder in the death of Mrs Both Loveday, about 60, of…
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WAGGA Sun.: Wagga police have issued a warning to store and hotel keepers to be particular about the security of their…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police blitz cuts accidents on roads
MELBOURNE, Sun.: Weekend blitz by the police on traffic offenders has resulted in the lowest accident Tate for some months…
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The death of o young married woman at Corowa on Saturday night is thought to be the result of cyanide poisoning. The woman, Mrs. Joan…
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SYDNEY, Moil.: A bus conductor who used a motor bus valued at £6000 for joy-riding was sentenced to six months’…
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ADELAIDE, Mon.: An Italian migrant carpenter, Guiseppe Trimboli, 35, of Uraidla, was committed for trial In the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Albury Police Court Yesterday Charge Against Man Found in Hotel Room Dismissed
Two different excuses for haying been in an hotel room were given by a man who appeared before Mr Bryant, S.M., in Albury Court yesterday…
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Mr. E. B. Watkins, J.P., dealt with the following cases at the Court House yesterday: Ernest Lewis, Finley Road,…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: A 43-year-old military pensioner, Raymond Murray Baillie, Fitzroy, faced his second trial in the Criminal Court today for the alleged murder of his wife…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →“Monster” stalking over roads, police cheif emphasises
SYDNEY, Mon.: The Traffic Superintendent (Mr Lawrence) said at a conference of road safety experts today that a “monster” was stalking our roads, taking grievous toll…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Ruling on long service leave given by Industrial Court
SYDNEY, Mon: A general ruling on terms for long-service leave was delivered today by Mr Justice Webb, presiding over the Full Bench of the Industrial Commission…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: A woman today denied she had asked Frederick Lincoln McDermott to “make a clean breast of it” after his arrest in 1946. The woman, Mrs. Florence Hampton, of…
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SYDNEY, Wed,: William Michael Gee, 41, hide and skin dealer, of Merriwa, was sentenced to 12 months’ gaol in Quarter Sessions…
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MYRTLEFORD, Wed.: A tobacco share farmer was today committed for trial at Shepparton or the murder of a 27-year-old Italian. Fulgido Dalle Nogare, another Italian, appeared…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Police officer’s denials at probe into man’s murder conviction
SYDNEY, Thurs.: A high police official at the Royal Commission inquiring into the conviction of Frederick Lincoln McDermott in 1947 for alleged murder denied today that two witnesses had “split up” a reward after McDermott’s conviction…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs: Henry Richard Bugg, 37, cartage contractor, of Separation St., Northcote, was found not guilty of the murder of Murray Hervert Ling, 26, at Dumosa in March,…
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At the Corowa Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday before Mr. A. J., Brys[?], S.M. Antony Taylor and George Homphries…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: A man whom police said had boasted he was “the best thief in NSW,” was sentenced to three years’ gaol…
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Trevor Frederick Young, of Albury, was remanded until November 22 on a stealing charge. Police alleged Young had stolen,…
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