Police Escort Referee From Ground
PERTH, Sun.: After failing t settle a dispute about a goal scored in the first division soccer match between Maccabean…
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Man Charged With Intent to Steal
A 28-year-old slaughterman, Francis Rogers was remanded from Moama Court yesterday to appear at Deniliquin Court on Friday on a charge of breaking and entering with intent to steal…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: The Police Commissioner (Mr Delaney) today called a conference of senior police officers to…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: Two criminals had been found hiding in the bedroom of a Waterloo publicanâs son, police said in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Man spoke from stretcher in court
SYDNEY, Mon.: A 24-year-old man speaking from a stretcher told a supreme Court jury today his fiancee had broken their engagement after he had broken his back in a motor cycle…
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Raymond Letch, 24, was fined £2 in Deniliquin Court of Petty Sessions on Friday for refusing to pay…
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SYDNEY, Mon.: A dentist who had been charged an Saturday with having driven under the Influence of liquor was found shot dead at his home today. A revolver was found…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →In Albury Court Yesterday Young Lavington man to stand trial
A young Lavington man who pleaded not guilty to a negligent driving charge in Albury Court of Petty Sessions yesterday was later re-charged and committed for trial on a more serious offence…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Man bought house, car with £4000 stolen from employer, police allege
SYDNEY, Mon.: A man bought a house and car with £4000 stolen from his employer, police claimed in Manly Court today. harry Meale, 45, laborer,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Damages Sought in Albury Supreme Court Man’s story of fall from bridge Tumbarumba showgrounds
A 74-year-old Wagga man, who is claiming damages from the 1950 Tumbarumba Show Committee, denied in Albury Supreme Court yesterday that he had been drinking at the show before being injured in a fall from a bridge within the showgrounds…
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MELBOURNE, Tues. : Smash grab thieves burled a brick through the plate-gass window of an electrical goods window is…
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MAITLAND, Tues.: Freedom from crime was due primarily to the sense of law and order of citizens and, secondly, to the…
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BRISBANE, Tues.: A former NSW police constable, Reginald Moulden Green, 29, was charged today at Bundaberg…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: Personnel of the Police Safety Bureau should be increased by three times the present number, the general secretary of the N.R.M.A, (Mr. H. E. Richards) said today…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →“Man Drunk and Staggered Before Reaching Bridge” Damages claim hearing continued before the Albury Supreme Court
Three witnesses told Albury Supreme Court yesterday that a man who had fallen into a creek on the Tumbarumba showgrounds in March, 1950, had been drunk and staggered before reaching the bridge. They were giving evidence…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Court Told of Night “Siege” of House One armed man was shot dead: another is on trial
MELBOURNE, Tues.: The night siege of a Kilmore house by two men armed with rifles was described in the Criminal Court today when one alleged attacker pleaded not guilty to shooting with intent to murder. THE second besieger was…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.: The Minister for Electrical Undertakings (Mr. Galbally) tonight accused the Prime Minister (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Man charged after shots fired at car
MELBOURNE, Wed.: Following a mile chase .during which police fired two shots at an allegedly stolen car in Brunswick last night,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →“Witnesses Claim Man Was Drunk” Verdict expected today in Supreme Court damages action
The damages case against the committee of the 1950 Tumbarumba Show Society is expected to end in the Albury Supreme Court today. Counsel addresses began when the defence evidence concluded yesterday afternoon and will end early this morning…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Corowa Court Brothers Fined on Theft Charge
Two brothers, who pleaded guilty in Corowa court yesterday to having stolen vegetables worth £3, were fined £15…
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