Constables Sentenced For Theft
MELBOURNE, Wednesday. —In Moonee Ponds Court to-day two policemen were each sentenced to three months…
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Courts & crime, 1952
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Yardman Charged With Murder
PERTH, Wednesday.—Karol Tapci, 22, yardman at a hotel in the small township of Wubin, was charged in Perth…
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LONDON: A clergyman's son who graduated from Oxford this year said at Marlborough St…
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"That will be six months' taxation I will not have to pay," Kenneth Dear, 57, labourer, said in Newcastle Court…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Police are conducting further investigations into the murder of William John (Bobby) Lee…
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TOOWOOMBA, Monday. —A woman discharged from Toowoomba Hospital to-day was arrested and charged with…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.— Richard Basil Scudds, 26, labourer, of Barcom-avenue, Darlinghurst, was to-day…
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Judge O'Sullivan found the issue proved when Ella Margaret Stone, of Regent-street, Maitland, petitioned in the…
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SYDNEY: Superintendent John Delaney, Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police, told the Liquor Royal Commissioner today he had never at any lime attempted to bribe anyone trying to investigate evidence before the Commission…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A witness said in the Liquor Royal Commission to-day he had been offered £25 to keep the names of certain policemen off a liquor order list. The witness, Arthur Beckhouse, an officer of the Audi"…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A new rule of the Federated Clerks' Union was objectionable in its present form and…
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SYDNEY: The Industrial Commission today refused to make an order reinstating a cranedriver who was dismissed from the Newcastle works of Lysaght's Pty…
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REMANDED.—Douglas Lloyd Vaughan, 36, telephone mechanic, was remanded till April 16 on charges of having used…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Kurri Court (Before Mr. C. Ward, S.m.) Traffic Breaches
For having carried pillion riders on motor cycles while not being the holders ol licences for 12 months, Kevin John…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Court at Newcastle (Before Mr. T. H. D. See, S.m.) Clerk Fined
Harold Camps, 31, clerk, was fined £7 for wilful exposure at Newcastle Beach yesterday. REMANDED…
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SYDNEY: Alexander McIntosh Campbell (53) laborer. Jones St., Ultimo, was charged in Central…
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TOOWOOMBA, Thursday. —Mrs. Lillian May Lee, of Millmerran, was charged in Toowomba Court this…
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Two of three men charged, with a £1335 clothing robbery at Cardiff last November were committed…
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LONDON, Fri. (A.A.P.)—Sir Leslie Plummer (Lab.) urged in the House of Commons yesterday that racial and religious libel and slander should be punished by imprisonment A small party standing…
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REMANDED.—Harold Lawrence Davies 36, electrician, was remanded till April 17, on £100 bail, on a charge of having…
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