Deaf mute sent to gaol
SYDNEY, Mon: Judge Curlewis at Quarter Sessions today sentenced a deaf mute to three years’ gaol but…
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Albury Police Court Yesterday S.M. not satisfied with evidence of identification
At the conclusion of evidence against James Christopher Daly, 24, of the Yarrawonga Hotel, in Albury court yesterday Mr Quiggin, S.M., discharged him and said, “I am not at all satisfied…
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TOKIO, Mon.: Japanese police yesterday arrested 19 people and confiscated 39 bamboo spears after a clash with Korean demonstrators…
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Tyre trouble of two transports at the weekend led to the appearance of two men charged with illegally using a vehicle, and a…
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At the Corowa Court on Thursday last before Mr. Quiggan, S.M., William McMahon was charged with having been…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: A clerk, offer two winning days at the races, had voluntarily repaid £1900 of £3781 he had stolen from his employer, Judge Lloyd was told at Quarter Sessions today…
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Difficult as if is to ride one bicycle whilst under the influence, Charles Townsend, Sydney st., Wodonga, chose to ride one and lead another in Wodonga Place on March 28…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.—The Victorian Government will challenge the validity of the Commonwealth uniform taxation system in the High Court. The Premier (Mr McDonald) announced this tonight after leading Queen’s Counsel had been summoned to a meeting of State Cabinet…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: The 1952 election of State councillors of the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways Union…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Convict’s story of car deal in Albury Supreme Court
A witness brought from Long Bay Gaol gave evidence yesterday at the first day’s hearing of a civil action involving a claim for £2000 damages by a district farmer against an Albury used car dealer in the Albury Supreme Court. His Honor (Mr. Justice Clancy) is on the Bench…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Admission by defendant that he served gaol term Settlement reached in car suit in Albury Court
Under cross-examination by counsel in Albury Supreme Court yesterday, a defendant in a £2000 damages claim revealed he lead served a gaol sentence. Mr. Justice Clancy was on the Bench. He was Donald Howard Sutton, used car…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Detectives believe a maniac placed a homemade made bomb in the letter box of the acting Commissioner of…
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CANBERRA, Wed.: Sir Owen Dixon, a member of the High Court Bench, will be the new Chief Justice. He will succeed Sir John Lathem, who retires tomorrow,…
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A 22-year-old man told the S.M. at Albury Police Court on Monday that he had stolen a rifle fitted with expensive sights…
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BRISBANE, Thurs.: An attempt to end the police dispute at a conference between Police Union representatives and the…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.: The Arbitration Court today refused the Victorian branch of the Australian Railways’ Union leave to…
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AUCKLAND, Fri.: An application for a writ of habeas corpus involving his two children was granted to an Australian,…
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A motor cycle allegedly stolen from Nowra was recovered Const, Hunt, Corowa, yesterday. Later a 21-year-old naval rating…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: A hoax telephone call sent two police cars, an ambulance, and three undertakers to a house in…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Police today arrested 52 men aboard a double-decker launch following sailing races on Sydney…
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