Chinese on Murder Charge
ADELAIDE, Thursday.—Wu Su Ling and Lou Yung Fui were charged at the Criminal Court with the murder of Lee Pao Sun. Lee and the two…
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Courts & crime, 1945
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Police Court (Before Mr. C. G. Carr-boyd, S.m.) Summons Division
SMOKED IN HALL.—"There had been complaints of danger to the premises and the frocks of dancers," said Sergeant G. G. Noble, when James Cifford…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Petite, strip-lease dancer, Marina Jones, 18, tremblingly told the Old Bailey that on the day she was charged with murder she was notified that her husband, a paratrooper, was missing, believed killed at…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—The sum of £1748, in notes, was produced in court when two soldiers, Edward Ellis Evans, 22. and Oliver Harold…
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"THOSE were happy days, in fact happy weeks when I first managed to have my work…
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ASSAULT CHARGES.—The hearing was continued of the case in which Betty Delman, of Brook-street, Bar Beach, charged Harry Ellis, of…
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Newcastle, boys to attend the Police Boys' health camp at Kurrajong will meet at Newcastle railway station at 7.45 a.m. to-morrow, and…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.—Two Chinese seamen. Lou Yung Fui, 36, and Wo Su Line, were acquitted in the Criminal Court on a charge of…
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SYDNEY.—Nancy O'Neill, 36 domestic charged with having stolen £6400 Australian money and 833 dollars American, of a total value of…
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MOREE, Monday.—Three men appeared in Moree Police Court charged with having unlawfully driven a railway engine, and with…
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FORGERY.—Electing summary Jurisdiction and pleading "Guilty" to an amended charge from the Bench of having, at Waratah, on or about…
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Evidence was continued at Newcastle Police Court today in the adjourned cases against George D. Garland 29. draughtsman, of being…
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It appeared to him that Philip O. McGee 32 laborer had been loafing on his mother and McGee had no reason to be a burden to her…
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LONDON. Monday: The trial at the Old Bailey of a strip-tease dancer and an American paratrooper, for the murder of a taxi-driver named Heath, is fast approaching a climax…
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Anybody who travelled on January 20 by the train which left No. 12 platform, Central Station, Sydney, for Newcastle, and who saw a…
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The police museum will close in Newcastle on Friday. It is planned to take the museum to Cessnock, where it will be on, exhibition in…
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The practice of "Jay walking" in city streets was still prevalent, said Newcastle Police Inspector L. R. McLeay to-day…
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BOUND OVER.—Phillip Oswald McGee, 32, labourer, was charged with vagrancy at Newcastle on December 28. He was ordered to enter into a…
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SYDNEY: Mrs. Norma Isobel Keenan (27), of Jersey Road, Woollahra, was today committed for trial by Mr. Balmain, S.M., at the Central…
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LONDON, Jan. 23. A.A.P.—The American soldier Karl Gustav Hulten, 22, and the English strip-tease dancer Elizabeth Jones. 28, were…
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