Beach Murder Trial
FIGHT IN GAOL YARD ALLEGED…
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Girl Gored to Death Charged by Maddened Bull
BRISBANE, Tuesday — A 10- year-old schoolgirl was gored to death by a maddened bull near her home at Ma Ma Creek, nine…
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Narrandera police yesterday recovered the body of Kevin Williams, 28, who was drowned on Saturday night while…
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KATOOMBA, Monday: Five policemen had to climb an al-most vertical cliff face today to recover a body found by hikers…
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At the Lockhart Court last week, Edward J. Galvin, contractor, of Lockhart, pleaded guilty to a charge of driving a…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Court Told How Eight Australian POW's Were Shot War Crimes Trials Begin
LOS NEGROS (Admiralty Islands), Monday: In spite of strong protests by Brigadier A. L. Varley. M.C., eight Australian prisoners-of-war were shot at Tavoy, South Burma, on June 6, 1942 without being heard and without being given a trial…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Miners Will Test Validity of "Red" Bill Will Co to Court If It Becomes Law
SYDNEY, Monday: The Miners' Federation will challenge the validity of the Communist Party Dissolution Bill immediately it becomes law…
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SAN DIEGO, Tues. (A.A.P.): Professional tennis player Richard Gonzales and two university students each forfeited £11 in…
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GUNDAGAI, Tuesday: Two young men Paul Francis Smith and Stanley Bernard Flynn, were today committed for trial…
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A man alleged to have stolen goods from Wagga on February 17, wrote to the owner of the articles from Goulburn gaol and…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Police believe a man poisoned himself after he had viciously attacked his young fiancee with a…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: William George Liddle, a salesman, was charged at Ryde Court today with maliciously shooting at his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Two District Men To Stand Trial Police Allegations of Wool Stealing Racket Bales Disappear From Coolac Storage Shed
THE GOLDEN FLEECE has brought much wealth and comfort to Australia’s graziers, but to two Gundagai district men the woolly coats of the jumbucks has brought nothing but confusion and trouble Paul Francis Smith and Stanley Bernard Flynn were last Tuesday committed to stand their trial on three charges of stealing wool the property…
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NEW YORK. Thursday.—An unidentified killer, operating from ambush, yesterday murdered Roy Shelton, 56. as he was…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday: Mr. Justice Barry in the Criminal Court today ordered a third trial for the former radio announcer,…
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THE manner in which tie hotels in the Gundagai Police District are conducted, was praised by the District Licensing Inspector S. A. Hinde) in the Gundagai Licensing Court which sat last Tuesday. The Licensing Magistrate Mr. W…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →“Does Not Warrant the Big Stick” Magistrate Agrees to Solicitor’s Request To Inspect Property Rabbit Prosecution Against Coolac Grazier Adjourned for Month
“THE GOOD HISTORY OF MY CLIENT DOESN’T WARRANT THE BIG STICK OF PROSECUTION”, SO ASSERTED SOLICITOR F. A. DODDS IN THE GUNDAGAI COURT LAST TUESDAY, IN HIS DEFENCE OF WELL KNOWN COOLAC GRAZIER CYRIL…
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Two young man, Paul Francis Smith and Stanley Bernard Flynn, were an Tuesday committed for trial at the Gundngai Quarter…
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BECAUSE HE WAS SATISFIED THAT NO JURY WOULD CONVICT ON THE EVIDENCE PLACED BEFORE HIM, THE STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE (MR. A. V. QUIGGAN) REFUSED TO COMMIT EDWARD JOHN DAVID SCHOLZ FOR…
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MELBOURNE, Friday — The High Court, by a four-to-one majority, held that State authorities have the right to…
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