Compensation Court
Two awards in favour of applicants were made by Judge Perdriau at the Compensation Court at Newcastle. On the basis of having become…
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Courts & crime, 1943
1,509 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 54 of 76
In The Courts Police Court (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd. Sm) Stole Bicycles
When Leo J. Edwards,99. a Painter missed his train home from Waratah station on september 2 he went to a house nearby and took a bicycle from…
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Alan Hammond, who will fight Billy Tollis in the main contest at Newcastle Stadium on Saturday night, learned his boxing at Balmain Police Boys' Club…
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SYDNEY—Bigamy was the offence that brought Tom Duncan Bairnsfather former 2KY announcer and now Pilot Officer in…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—George Samuel Stephenson, driver of a City Council truck, said in evidence at Darlingburst Sessions Appeals Court…
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SYDNEY.—"I suppose this finishes my career as a Scoutmaster." said Thomas Francis (30), invalid pensioner, of Womerah Avenue,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In the Courts Police Court Chemist Bound Over
Peter H[?] 39, also known as [?] Hellet, a chemist was [?] with falling to pay John B Walker of the Premier Hotel, Broadmeadow, £39 [?]…
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SYDNEY.—Lieut. George Phillip Rayner, 43, AIF, to-day was found not guilty by a general court material of a charge of…
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STEALING.—Leo John Edwards, 33, painter and decorator, pleaded "Guilty" to having stolen a bicycle, valued at 19/, the property of Herbert Harrington…
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Two awards were made in favour of the applicants out of three claims heard by Judge Perdriau at the Compensation Court at Newcastle…
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SYDNEY.—Iris Mary Webber. 3[?], domestic duties, charged at the Central Court to-day with having, on August 19. wounded…
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Sergeant H. J. Thompson (Carrington), Sergeant J. Stewart (Hamilton), and First-class Constable B. Pollock (Newcastle), who are…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—It was stated before the Federal Industrial Commissioner to-day that the General Secretary of the Ironworkers'…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Edgar Eric Winterbottom, 31, robber worker, was sentenced to two years' gaol at Parramatta Quarter Sessions to-day…
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NYNGAN.—Mr. R. G. Cookson P.M. described the Gamiag and Betting Act as, "trightfully anomalous and a horrible paradox"…
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DID NOT PAY HOTEL.—Pleading "Guilty" of having refused to pay £39/9/7 to John Bagg Wakely for meals and accommodation at the Premier…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Tyre Thefts Are Worry for Police
Concern is felt by the police at the growing number of motor tyre thefts in all parts of the district, and, following…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In The Courts Police Court (Before Mr. C. G. Cair-Boyd. S.M. Indecent Behavior
George Scott, 46 laborer, was na[?] £2 10s of five days imprisonment for behaving indecently in Brown's Laur Newcastle, on September 18…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.—Six hundred unionists met at Whyalla yesterday to protest against gaol sentences imposed upon seven seamen…
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A wide variety of crimes, from breaking and entering to the inevitable bicycle stealing occurred in the…
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