Bus, Tram And Truck Smash: Man Charged
An accident at the corner of Hunter and Tudor Streets, Newcastle West, on October 20, involving a motor bus, a double set of…
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Courts & crime, 1946
2,563 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 9 of 129
Arbitration for Police Force
SYDNEY, Sunday.—In a letter to the New South Wales Police Association, the Premier (Mr. McKell) announced that the Government had…
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PARIS, Jan. 20. A.A.P.—A French sergeant was fatally wounded by the United States military police during a brawl between…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Sequel to an incident at Rosehill Racecourse last Saturday was the appearance of a man at Parramatta Police Court…
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LABUAN, Monday.—In the past few days, 25 Japanese have appeared before the Military Court charged with killing prisoners of…
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A number of charges of breaking and entering and stealing groceries, tobacco, cigarettes, coupons and a butcher's steel from shops in the…
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REMANDED.—Charles Esmond Blanch, 36, labourer, was remanded to February 25, on £20 bail, on a charge of having driven a car in…
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LONDON, Jan. 21. A.A.P.—Trooper John Eric Wilson, 24, a commando, was sentenced at a court-martial to 10 years' penal se[?]itude for…
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"Dishonesty is rampant on wharves and railways. A duty has been cast upon the Bench to insist upon decency on the part of employees. The…
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SYDNEY.—An application for bail by Joseph Xuereb, share farmer of Blacktown, charge with the murder of Paul Grima, at Blacktown on…
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Boys who have arranged to attend the Police Boys' Health camp at Kurrajong will assemble at the Newcastle Station at 1 pm, to-morrow…
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When the quarterly licensing report was submitted to Mr. C. G. Carr-Boyd, S.M., at the Licensing court today, he asked to be…
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SYDNEY: Millions Club, Aaron's Exchange Hotel Pty. Ltd. and the League Club were among 66 people and…
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TOOK CAR.âTwo naval ratings, Stanley Wilson Smart, 19, and Thomas Henry Baker, 20, were each fined £3, with 11/6 costs, and ordered to pay £2/10/…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Memorial Ward Appeal: Hospital Board Is Charged With Holding Up Plan
Charges that the Hospital Board was trying to escape its responsiblities in the building of the memorial ward at the Newcastle Hospital were made at last night's meeting of the War Memorial Hospital Ward Appeal Committee…
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Kenneth A. Muller, 32, engineer, was remanded to February 15, at Newcastle Police Court on charges of having an unlicensed sawn-off…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Man Allowed Bail in Kiosk Murder Case: Judge's Comments
SAYDNEY: Douglas Ronald Morris, 26, charged with the murder of Mrs. Jean Wicks in a York Street kiosk on January 2, was granted bail by Mr. Justice Street in chambers today. MR. HARDWICK, S.M., refused…
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James Wallace, 25, laborer, who was remanded for sentence to today at Newcastle Police Court, on charges of having a pair of boots…
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SYDNEY.âCharges of p[?]euring girls for purposes of prostitution against Ralph Edgar Humphries, caretaker, and…
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MALE NURSE FINED.—Joseph Lodge Smith, 51, male nurse, was fined £3 for having had in his possession an overcoat, reasonably suspected of having…
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