Must Approve Court Order, Says Minister
SYDNEY, Sunday.—"Mr. President Dwyer's, outburst suggests that he has a remarkable conception of the National Security (Economic…
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Courts & crime, 1943
1,509 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 31 of 76
Bound Over for Stealing From Wharves
SYDNEY.—Twelve AIF men working on Sydney wharves were to-day, at the Central Summons Court, bound over by Mr…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Magistrate at Parramatta Court reserved his decision when a hotelkeeper was charged with not having kept open…
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CANBERRA—Though none od his guns were firing. Squadron-Leader Wilfred Stanley Arthur. DFC. led his squadron in a…
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STEALING.—The sentence of one month's hard labour imposed on Laurie Byrne, 19, soldier, was suspended on his entering into a bond to be of good…
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SYDNEY.—Mona Marjorle Mary Lane, 37. domestic duties; Francis' James Gibson, 32. soldier; David : Jacobson, 27, soldier; Harold…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Shots were fired in North Sydney to-night when police attempted to capture intruders endeavouring to break into…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In The Courts NEWCASTLE Police Court (Before Mr. G. G. Carr-Boyd, S.m.) Begged Alms
Frank Dixon, 60, seaman, who was remanded till to-day, for sentence on a charge of begging aims in Scott Street. was sentenced to a month's…
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SENT TO GAOL.—Frank Dixon, 60, seaman, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment for having begged alms in Scott-street on Saturday…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Five people were charged at Central Court with having forged certain documents, as a result of which they had obtained…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Pattern of the tremendous Allied air assault against the approaches to Italy convinces military observers that the aim is to destroy all air bases in Sicily and Sardinia and cut off these islands from Italy…
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Charles Sumner, manager of Kalingo colliery, was charged before Cessnock Police Court yesterday with a breach of the Coal Mines…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Full Industrial Commission continued the hearing of the application or the Federated Ironworkers' Association and other…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arbitration Subordinated to Will of Minister Court President Gives Warning
PERTH, Tuesday.—Mr. President Dwyer, of the West Australian Arbitration Court, has replied to the Minister for Labour (Mr. Ward),…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In The Courts Police Division (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd. S.m.) Charge Division
The hearing of evidence against Patrick McEntee, 45, wharf laborer, charged with breaking, entering and stealing liquor and cigarettes, valued at £5…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Assault Leads Union
Assault, which takes the lead in Newcastle Rugby Union competition through Wanderers losing sis points for playing F. Williams, on unregistered…
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BAIL FORFEITED.—There was no appearance of James Reginald Taylor, 36, dry cleaner, to answer a charge of having behaved indecently in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →In The Courts Police Court (Before Mr. G. W. Brown, S.m.) Military Exemption Refused
The application of James W. Mudge tailor's assistant, of Darby Street, Newcastle, for military exemption was refused…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the Arbitration Court, Mr. Justice O'Mara said he thought the Court had power to direct employees to…
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LONDON, May 27.—Prisoners who helped to fight fires when Chelmsford Gaol was bombed would be rewarded, said the Home Secretary…
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