Police Have New Clues In Taxi Murder
MELBOURNE, Monday. -- Police investigating the murder of Francis Phelan (32), taxi driver, whose bullet-riddled…
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Gaol for Atokist
LOUIS PHILLIPS (40), Atokist and Domain orator, of 49 Cambridge Street, Paddington, was sentenced to three months' gaol at Paddington…
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LOUIS PHILLIPS (40), Atokist and Domain orator, of 49 Cambridge Street, Paddington, was sentenced to three months' gaol at Paddington…
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ROY VINCENT CURRY (37), painter, was fined £10 at Central Court today on a charge of stealing 127lbs, of copper wire valued at…
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ROY VINCENT CURRY (37), painter, was fined £10 at Central Court today on a charge of stealing 127lbs. of copper wire valued at…
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NEW YORK, Monday. -- A charge that President Roosevelt commandeered available radio time against the interests of the country is made in an official statement by the Republican National Committee. THE statement says that not only…
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THREE former employees of Brad field Cotton Mills, Newtown, were each sentenced at the Quarter Sessions today to 18 months' gaol for…
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THREE former employees of Bradfield Cotton Mills, Newtown, were each sentenced at the Quarter Sessions today to 18 months' gaol for…
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NEW YORK, Monday. -- A charge that President Roosevelt commandeered available radio time against the interests of the country is made in an official statement by the Republican National Committee…
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FOR failing to enrol, two men were sentenced at North Sydney Court today to three months' gaol. They were John Hobbs (43), Reserve Road,…
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FOR failing to enrol, two men were sentenced at North Sydney Court today to three months' gaol. They were John Hobbs (43), Reserve Road,…
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FOR failing to enrol, two men were sentenced at North Sydney Court today to three months' gaol. They were John Hobbs (43), Reserve Road…
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FOR failing to enrol, two men were sentenced at North Sydney Court today to three months' gaol. They were John Hobbs (43), Reserve Road,…
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MELBOURNE, Monday-- Two suspects leaped from a stolen car at Brusnwick at 2.30 am today and, paying no heed to…
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Flying-Officer Thomas Duncan Bairnsfather, RAAF, radio announcer in civil life, pleaded not guilty before an Air Force court martial to charges of obtaining money by false pretences…
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BROKEN HILL, Sunday.—If the Broken Hill mines dispute continued, the Industrial Commission would probably force it…
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CLARENCE SYDNEY McNULTY, editor-in-chief of Consolidated Press, publishers of the Daily Telegraph, gave evidence on oath in his own defence at Central Court this afternoon…
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CLARENCE SYDNEY McNULTY, editor-in-chief of Consolidated Press, publishers of the Daily Telegraph, gave evidence on oath in his own defence at Central Court this afternoon…
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SERGEANT JAMES LALOR KING, station sergeant on duty at Phillip Street Police Station on January 9, the night of the arrest of Clarence Sydney McNulty, said in Central…
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FLYING-OFFICER TOM DUNCAN BAIRNSFATHER, R.A.A.F., pleaded not guilty before an Air Force court-martial today to two charges of obtaining money by…
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