Boy Spent Burglary Proceeds at Zoo
MELBOURNE, Monday.—A 13-year-old boy who had been living for several weeks in a quarry was picked up by the police yesterday at the…
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Courts & crime, 1943
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Motorist Charged with Manslaughter
SYDNEY, Monday.—Bail in £100 was allowed John William Desmond McKenzie, 27, when, at the Central Police Court, he was remanded on a…
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SOLDIER FINED.—For having behaved offensively in Harrison-street. Cardiff on Saturday night, Cecil Clarkson, 22, soldier, was fined £1. On…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Sentenced at Darlinghurst Sessions to-day to three and a half years' imprisonment for having assaulted and…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The High Court unanimously dismissed an appeal by Reginald Cooper, wealthy property owner and retired barrister,…
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SYDNEY.—An official of the Commonwealth Arbitration Court has complained to the police that he was assaulted yesterday in the…
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REMANDED.—Charged with having stolen a shirt, valued at 10/, property of Eileen Keevers, at Mayfield, on June 28, Henry Michael West, 58,…
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MELBOURNE.—The police are searching for Georgina [?]rter. widow. 57. of Thomas Street. Hampton, who left her home on…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Full Industrial Commission delivered judgment to-day on the application for interpretation of the Steel Works…
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Arthur Albert Mason, 43, laborer, was charged with having in his possession at Cardiff, on July 6, a bath tub, bag of assorted wooden handles, seven axe…
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THREE FOR TRIAL.—Albert John Lynch, 19, labourer; Roy Charles Fletcher, 33, painter and docker; and Francisco Gonzalez, 27, seaman, were…
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MELBOURNE.—Evidence that all the bones In front of his face had boon broken was given at an Inquest today on Ian Gordon…
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Henry Hichardson, St. engine-driver. was charged with having a quantity of groceries in his possession, at Council Street, Cook's Hill, on June a…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday—The High Court of Australia in a reserved judgment to-day unanimously held that the Commonwealth regulations…
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Appearing on 11 charges before a general court-martial this morning Driver Douglas Neville Middlebrook pleaded not guilty to…
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STRUCK OUT.—The police had no evidence to offer, and the information was struck out, when John Henry Richardson, 41, enginedriver, was charged…
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WIFE'S SMILE: Count Alfred De Marigny, charged with the staying of his father-in-law, sir Harry Oakes, multi-millionaire, exchange smiles with his wife, Nancy, as he enters court for a preliminary at Nassau, Bahamas…
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A soldier appeared at West Maitland Police Court this moraine on a charge of murder, following the death of…
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Allegations that a pocket knife had been used to stab a member of the Provost Corps in a scrimmage at Bolwarra on July 17 were made at a…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Validity of the Commonwealth price-fixing regulations was upheld to-day by the High Court of Australia. It was…
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