Publican Appeals Against Gaol Sentence
SYDNEY.—The solicitors of Leo Bernard Cullen. licensee of the Criterion Hotel, comer of Liverpool and Sussex Streets, who was…
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Courts & crime, 1943
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Police Court (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-boyd, S.m.)
SOLDIER GAOLED.—A sentence of 14 days' hard labour was imposed on Stanley James John Carpenter 20. soldier, for having in his possession at…
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SYDNEY.—Two men planned R return of £4500 In fees of 2s 6d from letters sent to people suggesting they were beneficiaries…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Courts Quarter Sessions (Before Judge Nield) Assault Charge
Robert George Little 21, [?] pleaded no: guilty to a charge of having assaulted William Horace O'Neill at Stockton on September 4 1943 and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Repair Blast Furnace on Shift and Overtime Court Urges Striking Riggers at Steel Works
SYDNEY, Monday.—Without making any formal order, the Full Bench of the Industrial Commission to-day urged employees at…
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TRESPASS.—John Cabot, 22, labourer was charged with having wilfully trespassed on the railway at Hamilton on Tuesday. He was fined £2,…
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LONDON. Tuesday.— A love affair between the commander of a RAP station and a WAAF corporal at the same station…
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"The most lenient view I can take is to sentence you to two years' imprisonment." Judge Nield said this to Robert George Little, 21,…
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MELBOURNE—Harold William Sydney Peter Nugent. 24. truck driver, denied In the Criminal Court to-day that he shot Pearl…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Quarter Sessions (Continued from Page 2) Stealing Charge
James McNulty, 27, laborer, pleaded not guilty to a charge of breaking entering and stealing at Carrington in October 1943. There was an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Black Market Transaction Gaol for Seller, Buyer Fined
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—For having sold retreaded motor tyres at more than the fixed price, John R. Anderson, 20, oxy-welder, of…
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SYDNEY.—Keith Macleod Small (28), taxi driver, appeared at Central court to-day on charges of having yesterday, by negligent…
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MONTREAL, Thursday.—George Webster (14), whom the police allege ran amok with a baseball bat and killed his mother and…
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SYDNEY.—Two Sydney shoemakers were charged at the Federal Tribunal to-day with infringing National Security Regulations…
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This afternoon, at Scone Children's Court, a youth aged 15½ faced a charge of murder and another of…
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SYDNEY.—Judge O'Mara was told in the Arbitration Court today by Mr. B. W. Shelles (Australian Builders' Laborers'…
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"The lighting of Newcastle since brownout restrictions were cased made a very big difference to the policing of the city. I would be…
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ILLEGALLY USED CARS.—Alan Douglas Perkins, 18, R.A.A.F., was sentenced to one month's imprisonment on each of three charges of having taken and used…
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"If there were no receivers there would be no inducement to thieve,"' said Judge Nield at Newcastle Sessions, sentencing Allyn Norton Smith,…
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At Scone Children's Court yesterday, a youth, charged with murder and shooting with intent to murder, was remanded until December 3…
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