Woman’s Outburst in Appeals Court
SYDNEY, Wed.: Screaming and shouting, “Don’t send me to gaol—I’ll die,” a woman fell on the floor in the Quarter…
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Clerk on Stealing Charge
SYDNEY, Thurs.: Albert Donald Bedford, 32, clerk, of West street, Petersham, was charged today with having stolen…
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COMO (Italy), Thurs: An Italian society woman told a court yesterday that a wealthy man about town had whispered…
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Charged with stealing a 22 calibre Lithgow Slazenger rifle, and a quantity, of other goods from a caravan on New Year's Eve…
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A 34-year-old car "spotter," Leslie Leonard Gray, of no fixed abode, and formerly of Albury, was committed for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Police Hunt for Man and Child
SYDNEY, Thurs.: Police throughout the State are conducting a search for a mental home escapee who is believed to have abducted…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Rabbit Prosecutions Before Hay Court
Failure to suppress rabbits on his property cost Reginald Lindsay Flottman, a total of £11/16/4, when he appeared…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: The National Committee of the Youth of Peace and Friendship Carnival today made application in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Restraint action against Sands again before court
SYDNEY, Fri.: A further adjournment was granted by Mr Justice Hardy in the Equity Court today in the case in which boxing…
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SYDNEY, Fri.: Apex, in line for his fourth successive win in the Denham Court Handicap at Randwick tomorrow, has been backed into firm outright favoritism for the [?]int…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Brutal Assault Alleged
Terry Kirwan, 19 of Huon st., Wodonga, was brutally assaulted in a vacant allotment at the rear of some shops in Olive st. late…
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Fast work and co-operation between interstate police led to the recovery on Saturday in Melbourne of a suitcase and contents…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.—The Chief Commissioner of Police (Mr Duncan) had reported that despite criticism, foreign-born migrants…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The re-trial of John Frederick (“Chow”) Hayes on a charge of murdering William John (“Bobby”) Lee…
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NEW YORK, Mon.: Police yesterday sent out an alarm for the arrest of Frederick J. Tenuto, associate of Willie (“The Actor”)…
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At the Corowa District Court yesterday, before Judge Brereton, Hepslbah Frances Knights sued Ivy. Gladys Jullivan and…
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Mr. E. C. Tweedie, general secretary of the Ricegrowersâ Association, who represented the ricegrowing industry at the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →In Albury Court Yesterday Police say two youths stole three motor cycles : to stand trial
An escapade of two youths, which included the alleged stealing of three motor cycles, goods from a store, as weft as an alleged attempt to enter another store, was told before…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Police Protection to Be Given Melbourne Jockeys
MELBOURNE, Mon.: Secretary of the Victorian Racing Club (Mr K. A. Morrison ) said tonight that police would be asked to make special attempts to protect jockeys as they rode their horses back to scale at Flemington during the remainder of the autumn carnival…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Hearing of an injunction against the Sydney City Council to restrain it from refusing the use of certain parks…
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