Youths Cleared in Mirror Theft Case in Queanbeyan
Pantos an electrician of Mowatt Street Queanbeyan and Orderman a laborer of McQuoid Street Queanbeyan were each fined 20 pounds and ordered to pay 1 pound 6 shillings 3 pence compensation for stealing two chrome rear vision mirrors from a Willcocks car parked near the Albert Hall. Detains noted mirrors recovered. Pantos claimed no ownership. Judge remarked youth spared gaol. case highlighted common petty theft concerns.
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James “Pantos
Mowatt Street
Queanbeyan
Toe
McQuoid Street
William John Willcocs
Willcocks
Boldrewood Street
Turner
Kaye Street
Albert Hall
Det
Const
Ebsence
Desen
D'S. Martin
Lares
Pantos
Det. Turner
Ordelman
Mney
Mantes
Orderman
Martin
Det. Martin
Keane
Two Men Fined For Driving Under Influence
Ainslie area court records two DUI cases. Weeks admitted drinking hours before driving in Tyson Street, pleaded guilty to driving under the influence, fined £35 and £20 with two months or similar, while Ballard admitted to drinking at the Hotel Ainslie and driving home, with leniency shown due to hardship and illness.
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Keane
S.M
Gerard Jobin Fraser Bucks
Allawah
Weeks
Ttima
Tyson Street
Ains
Weide
Ainslie-Rex
N. M. Macphillamy
Ainslie
Ballard
F.C. P
Beng
Mr. J. Kelly
Theft at Melbourne bookmaker nets £7000
A thief snatched a satchel containing £7000 in race winnings from Lyall James Jenkins a bookmaker at Fortuna Avenue North Balwyn near the Victorian Club in Melbourne Today as office workers returned from lunch. The robber ran toward a waiting vehicle which sped away with its tailboard down obscuring the number plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall James Jenkins
Fortuna Avenue
North Balwyn
Zou Street
Salaried Workers Seek Nationwide Pay Rises
In Melbourne on Monday representatives of 300000 white collar workers voted for an Australia wide campaign calling for salary increases of 30 to 100 percent. They argued purchasing power was not fairly distributed across the nation.
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Melbourne
Australia
Spanish nun Teresa Jornet beatified at St Peter's Basilica
Teresa of Jesus Jornet Vibars, a Spanish nun known for her care of abandoned elderly people, was beatified yesterday in a colorful ceremony at St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, according to the American Associated Press report.
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Vatican City
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