Faulty Notices to Quit Magistrate's Advice
In a number of the 10 tenancy cases in the Wallsend Summons Court yesterday, Mr. T. A. Doolan, S.M. on points raised, found he was unable…
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Courts & crime, 1946
2,563 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 16 of 129
Church Warden Is Sent To Gaol
SYDNEY: Pleading guilty to assault and committing an act of indecency on a girl 14 years of age at Auburn on January 30. William Marshall…
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LONDON, Feb. 14. A.A.P.—A War Crimes Court at Hamburg sentenced a German naval lieutenant, Gerhardt Grumpeldt, to seven years'…
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TAXI DRIVER FINED.—A collision between a taxi-cab and a car at the intersection of Auckland and King Streets, Newcastle West, on December 21, led to…
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The visit to the shop of a Wallsend butcher by an inspector of Greater Newcastle Council on Christmas Eve upset the ideas of certain…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Douglas Ronald Morris, 26, journalist, this afternoon was refused continuance of bail on the charge of having murdered Mrs. Jeanette Wicks, 48. Mrs. Wicks was found dead in her York-street…
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At Newcastle Summons Court today, John Joseph McCabe, 56, of Maitland Road, Mayfield, charged John Moran, organiser of the Federated Ironworkers' Association, with having unlawfully assaulted him on January 8…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Douglas Ronald Morris is alleged to have said that he visited Mrs. Jeanette Wicks's tobacco kiosk in York-street on January 2, found Mrs. Wicks dead, and fled in panic…
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JEVER, February 15. A.A.P.—A Canadian Court in Germany has sentenced Prince Karl Anton von Hohen-zollern, 19, a great grandson of Kaiser…
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STRUCK OUT.—It was stated that the parties had adjusted their differences and the information was struck out when Wilfred Allan Price, 35,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A man had persuaded a girl to promise to marry him and then had induced her to steal £1700 from the Hotel Carlton,…
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HAIFA, Saturday: An attempt was made on the life of the British police superintendent at Haifa (Colonel Caferata) yesterday…
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Superintendent R. H. Blackley, Officer-in-Charge of the North-east Police District, said yesterday that the Commissioner of Police (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Incident in Steel Works Bus Union Organiser, Worker in Summons Court
Allegations that an organiser of the Ironworkers' Association had punched a man, employed in the open hearth department, and pushed him out of a bus at the Steel Works gate on January 8, were made yesterday in Newcastle…
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LONDON, Feb. 17. A.A.P.—Budapest Radio states that two children, aged 15, have been arrested and charged with having murdered…
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Sergeant H. Larkin and his betting squad arrested a number of s.p. bettors at the weekend. George Bucklow, 52. and Walter…
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TOWNSVILLE, Monday.—A boy who had engaged in, a shooting duel with Australian police and American Army officers was sentenced to-day…
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WOLLONGONG, Monday.—A man claiming priority to a flat as a returned soldier had been beaten for possession by a Magistrate, it was…
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A man who, according to the police, had the habit of painting his face and body with red berries, tying a towel about his head and terrifying women, was sent to gaol for six months on a vagrancy charge at Newcastle Police Court today. The man was George A. Jesse. 59…
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REMANDS.—Robert William Jones, 29, labourer, was remanded to Marco 11 on a charge of having behaved offensively in Darby-street. Mr. H. L…
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