Newspaper Stir Cabinet to Meet After High Court Decision
CANBEERA, Monday: The full Federal Cabinet will not now meet in soldiers to-morrow to consider the censorship position. Ministers…
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Pyjama Girl' Police Report Missing More Photographic Transparencies Dr Benbow's "Theory"
MELBOURNE, Mon.: A report made by Sergeant King in 1938, after he had seen the body of the Pyjajma Girl at Sydney…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Newspaper Censorship Four Sydney Dailies Suppressed Review of Circumstances Court Decision Against Commonwealth Government
A brief review of circumstances which led to the suppression of all Sydney daily newspapers is as follows: On Wednesday last the Minister for Information (Mr. Calwell) attacked the Sydney newspapers and charged that "writers of some dire…
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NEW YORK, Mon.: Canadian Aircraftman Lonergan, who was convicted of the murder of his wealthy wife, was sentenced to a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Police Association Proposed Affiliation with Labor Council
SYDNEY, Tuesday: After a motion to affiliate with the Sydney Trades and Labor Council has been defeated at the annual conference of the NSW…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Censorship Dispute "Sun" Granted Injunction Revolver Incidents State Police Not Involved
SYDNEY, Tues.: Associated Newspapers, Ltd., publishers of the "Sun," to-day made application to the High Court of Australia for…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: Sergeant Driscoll, told the NSW Police Association conference to-day that 1000 recruits would be necessary…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Leeton Police Court Fined For Foul Language
Language used by Patrick Martin Ryan in the Carlton Cafe on Saturday night was of such a foul character that a number of soldiers present…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday: Before his "four guineas a seat" recital in the Melbourne Town Hall to-night, Joseph Schepsi, the…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.: After standing orders had been suspended to enable the matter to be discussed the NSW Police Association conference to-day…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Seating accommodation at the High Court was packed this morning when the hearing was listed of actions by Sydney newspapers…
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An injunction was granted by the Full Bench of the High Court on Monday afternoon restraining the Commonwealth Government and the…
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A brief review of circumstances which led to the suppression of all Sydney daily newspapers is as follows: On…
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William Caryle Keritz (RAAF), aged 21 years, was remanded at the Wagga police station yesterday on a charge of stealing £40 in notes, the property…
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MELBOURNE, Friday: William Blanchard, 58. of Windsor, was to-day acquitted by a jury in the Criminal court on a charge of…
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MELBOURNE, Friday: A U.S. sailor, R. P. crofts, said in the Pitzroy Court to-day that he had been christened with initials only…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Rejecting submissions by the Commonwealth Government that Monday's application by the Sydney newspapers,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pre-invasion Air Assault Occupied Countries Plastered LONDON
Continuing the air blitz, nearly a thousand Liberators and Fortresses yesterday rained bombs on targets near Vienna, while Northern France…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Burma Front Japs Regrouping For Further Assault Burma Front
The Japanese, whose grip on Kohima last week was broken, are now regrouping for a new assault. According to Tokio, British forts…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Horses Reach S.a. Police Keeping Close Watch
ADELAIDE, Sun.: Following the arrival by freight train of seven racehorses believed to have come from another State, the police are…
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