Dramatic Denials By Forbes In Australian Court
Across a turbulent Australian court session Tess Sydney reported dramatic denials by Forbes regarding forged certificates and a web of alleged stock manipulations. The testimony implicated Albert Levitas and others in a controlled transfer scheme with Western Australia connections and a reported 15 million to 100 thousand in mining funds. The defense contends Forbes can prove innocence while the case moves toward continuation tomorrow.
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Sydney
Tessdwy
Terdiay
John Wishcatt
Forbes
Austra
Australia
Western
Anal
Rhea
Ube
Pang G. Willeh
Bombay
Museilies
Portes
Shand
Two Plead Guilty to Bigamy in Police Court
In a Police Court session, two defendants admitted bigamy. Dorutny Pollard, 32, and others faced charges after attempted marriages and alleged improprieties with multiple partners. Evidence included statements from detectives and testimonies about prior marriages and separations.
Buckley Found Guilty Of Rape In Southport Case
Henry Deamond Buckley, 24, a soldier, was found guilty in the Criminal Court yesterday on a charge of raping a woman in Southport on December 24. The jury remanded him for further proceedings. The judge noted Buckley’s demeanor and the credibility of the witness, and Buckley addressed the jury before his verdict.
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Henry Deamond Buckley
Criminal
Southport
Ai Tiethee Sr A
Burton
Harel
Tiliday
Harker Town
Henrik
refugees to settle in australia after war
British war refugees, many aliens, remain in Britain at war outbreak. Prime Minister Cochran indicates policy to allow permanent settlement in Australia for those with valid papers. Applicants who qualify will be granted entry and citizenship after war ends. some have already served in Allied forces or worked in Australia temporarily.
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Canberra
Germune
Britain
Austin
Bone
Australie
Inquiry on Sugar Subsidy Sparks Public Debate
A partial transcript shows Queensland inquiry into sugar subsidies and industry warrants. Key figures include public official Mrs A Tueston and Mr Curlomier, with discussion on public evidence sworn on oath and confidentiality. Also noted are thefts from the A.W.C. and a Queensland Parliament reference to Thomas Nimmo.
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Sukar Yro
Lhe
A. Tueston
Pete
Pcp
Curlomier
Gurtins
Maryborough bombing fades in wartime press reports
Fragmentary wartime notes describe political and military actions in Australia and nearby regions. The report mentions Maryborough, evolving public interest, and allied air activity with references to civilians and officials amid tense uncertainty.
Taxation Fines and Estates Noted in Local Briefs
The column reports several fines for failing to send income information, including Geary Albert Bawyer and others in Townsville and Brisbane. It also notes wills and estates granted, detailing beneficiaries and property values, plus a postponed stock show and an accidental injury in Townsville with ensuing local commentary.
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Telume
Geary Albert Bawyer
Saber
Genava
Alpha Mars
Hannah Caulit
Foprletenss
Paxton
Streetsville
Richard Thoma Davey
Tully Street
Soult Townsville
Mr. & O' Ayvetl
Preiterick
Mark Doduett
Agnes Jambaim Beaty Kyneton
David Jolly
van Gareo Point
Brisbane
Augustus Mrnrianes
Sasa
Riba
Ward
United Stud
Pete
Tom
Townsville
Cary
Toriaaly
Java
Stan
Australians split on daylight saving after war ends
A Gallup survey shows most Queenslanders and West Australians oppose daylight saving after the war, while some prefer it. The poll surveyed farmers and people of varied ages across regions, with Queensland and WA showing resistance and a minority open to continuing daylight saving.
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Yamier
Raminarixon
Axilchowvilly
Lins Fe
Ugim
Fixed top prices set for potato crop across Australia
The Price Commissioner announced maximum prices for the early potato harvests across Australia including New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, Tasmania, and Western Australia. The move aims to stabilize the market and protect growers while ensuring fair returns. High-cost regions may see adjustments as markets balance supply and demand.
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Canberra
Turainy
fhMr
Gurenalane
Wales
Wren
Australia
Gune
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Royce
Srocery Eseatie
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Sisalkraft Rry & Co
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Victoria
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Medbunnies
Seriou
Tren
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Porben
Protectiany
Saic
Barbee
Trausfer
Ta Faye
Mtasnie
Levis
Albers Levitius
David Levitus
Albert Levitae
Bush
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Ehunitiattig
Austraia
Austea
Seo
Seth Oradad Gully
Sherpet
T A. Caresaren
CSM
Dorutny Cwendobine Pollard
Nederal Aurel
Red Ad
Cuyley
Arthur Willred Polined
Atewee Acu Naan
Tivision
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William Green
St. Johns
Dioimren
Mane
Dervuce
Serge
Haan
Benny
Narnia
Dulielie Steel
Wits
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Allies Works Council
Wilberg
James Spinke
Igen
Nimmo
Thomas Nimio
Corinda
Queensland
MacArthur
Fuscerday Onimmunlaie
Aunrie Tea
Aumiralty Islands
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Geora
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Dropbert
Hulidnius Weis
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Henner
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Permet
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Fatelnin Aergeati
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Rufane Tor
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Thaby
Yan
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Boy
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Geonge Ripley
Dr. Hair
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