Police Division DISCHARGED Before Mr. E. R. Denton. SM
Mary Gilbert, who had charted her husband, Harold 8. Gilbert. 38, cleaner, with assault, occasioning actual bodily harm, on January 24, said that she…
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Courts & crime, 1944
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Police Court (Before Mr. C. F. Denton, S.m.)
STEALING CHARGE.—Gordon Geoffrey Hall, 24, motor-cycle dealer, was remanded to April 3 on a charge of having stolen, at Wallsend on November…
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SYDNEY.—A man who, the Crown claimed, had refrauded an elderly spinster of £2700 by the pretence that he was beneficiary…
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SYDNEY. —Two racehorses transported to Tumut had won races there on December 27, declared Mr. Dwyer. KC (for the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In the Courts Police Division (Before Mr. C. F. Denton, Sm) Smashed Door
When Hurold Bourke, 28, soldier, was refused a drink at the Westminster Hotel on the afternoon of February 2 he thru[?] his [?] through the glass…
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CAR THEFT ALLEGED.—Victor Allan Syron, 18, labourer, was charged with having, at Newcastle on January 18, stolen au Hillman Minx motor-car, valued…
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NEW YORK, Thursday.—Seven employees of a bomber plant at Dalias (Texas) received sentences of up to six months to-day for…
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Two military trucks and a large quantity of motor parts and accessories were exhibits at Newcastle Sessions when the hearing was…
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SYDNEY.—"Your act was that of a daring and desperate gunman." said Judge Holt to-dav in sentencing Raymond Cedric…
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LONDON, Thursday.—An attempt was made yesterday to kill the Police Chief of Milan. Signor Nicolini, while he was driving to…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—Israel Sukiert, a North Carlton tanner, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment at Caulfield Court on a charge…
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DISCHARGED.—Mr. N. T. Cragg (Messrs. Braye, Cragg, Cohen and Chapman), for the prosecution, said there was no evidence to offer in cases…
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MELBOURNE.—Building additions, costing £400 and employing eight men. to a house in Lumeah Road. Caulfield, led to…
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"Justice can be done to these men only if we have the opportunity to consider thoroughly the evidence they…
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LISMORE. — Allegations that two police constables had conspired to extort money from Italians in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In the Courts Police Division Stealing Charge (Before Mr. C. F. Denton, SM)
John Hart, 53, seaman, was charged with stealing five tins of jam, a tin of pepper, a bottle of pickles, a bottle of sauce and a bottle of chutney,…
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HEADING-'EMâCecil James Cook, 31, labourer, and Frederick James Scotman, 44, coaltrimmer, were each fined 10/, and the recognisance of Stanley…
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SYDNEY.—A man who called his next door neighbors German spies was convicted for the fifth time and preferred gaol to a…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Convicted at Darlinghurst Sessions on a charge of having broken into a house at North Sydney and stolen a safe…
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When the hearing was resumed before Judge Nield at Newcastle Sessions of the charges of theft from a military camp against two…
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