Thefts of MAAS Property At Port Melbourne Court
The Port Melbourne court today charged Air Force members over thefts of MAAS property. James Lindsay Hopkins, 28, faced counts of stealing sheeting and other items valued at £1086 and received six months imprisonment. Corporal Wilfred John Vickery, 29, allegedly stole bail of sheeting valued at £1919 and received six months. Corporal Bruce McNicholl Jones was fined £10. Corporal Thomas Henry Jury was counselled and released on £100 loan. Charles Hosking, formerly of the RAAF, received three months and was wed.
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MAAS
Air Force
Port Melbourne Court
RAAF
James Lindsay Hopkins
Wilfred John Vickery
Bruce McNicholl Jones
Thomas Henry Jury
Charles Hosking
Kiosk Murder Trial Opens in Douglas Court
The trial of Ron Morris, 26, journalist, for the murder of Mrs. Jeanette Wicks in a Sydney tobacco shop began with Morris pleading not guilty and smiling at acquaintances. Laula Britton testified about the body’s positioning, while Robert Wayne Fullerton, a Water Board draughtsman, described the time of death and a borrowed sum. The hearing resumes tomorrow.
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Rydney
Real Criminal Court
Douglas Rond Morris
Jeanette Wicks
Sydney
Laula Britton
Hin Mater
Robert Wayne Fullerton
Water Board Draugataman
State Lottery Byndney Draws Numbers and Names
Lottery No. 1320 drawn today lists prizes and syndicate holders. Frey Prize numbers 25 74 tied to Mad Hatters syndicate with Morris at 41 Market Street. Second Prize 70 480 Martins Lack syndicate with Mrs Martin of 108 Bearilah Street Campsie. Third Prize 82 000 Al Yours Darling syndicate with Mr Vo HWM at 2 Sinclair Street Wollatonceradt. Lottery No 4 827 to be drawn on Wednesday.
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Bydney
Frey
Byndicate
TB. Morris
Mareket Street
City
Martins
Mrs. Martin
Bearilah Streyt
Campsie
Darling
Syndicate
Mew
Vo Hwm
Sinclair Street
Wollatonceradt
Lash
Nolan
Industrial Board To Hear Claims For 40 Hour Week
The Industrial Board in Canberra opened a hearing on 32 claims by Canberra workers, mainly seeking a 40 hour week, with first decisions not expected until Wednesday. The panel includes chairman Mr Findlay and government, employer, and union representatives. A separate claim on cycle allowance was adjourned after limited evidence. A holiday pay and reduced shopping hours matter also surfaced, with a proposed conference between parties to resolve terms.
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Sanberra Walona
Industrial Board
Chambara A
Clyie Centra
Wednaday
G. A. Indieyi
H.R. Weterman
W. Harris
SYCLE
Palotery
Upton
I. C. Bryant
Wales
Huntie
Lives
Wiltisae
Canberra
Lucan
Mr. Findlay
Bryant
C. Bryant
Findlay
Henalee Transport Workers Union
Ie Handa
Lucas
Dimaowad
Aasiatanta
Bummerville
Findley
N. F. McDonald
Aastatanta Union
Two bodies recovered from Murrumbidgee river
The badly decomposed bodies of Rupert William Hunter, 48, of Binalong, and Henry James McInerney, 51, of Goulburn, were recovered today from the Murrumbidgee River below Burrinjuck Dam. Both men worked as rabbiters on Nanj Station and were last seen on Good Friday.
Tragic double murder at Nicholl's Avenue
Sydney police found George Albert Him, 50, a Tallways Department clerk, and his wife Else Hill shot dead at No 1 Nicholl's Avenue. A revolver lay between them and a call by a man on a telephone led officers to the scene. The bodies were found when officers knocked on the door today.
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Sydney
Hill
No. 1 Nicholl's Avenue
Patrick Defeat Rocks Boxing World In Sydney Upset
In Sydney a notable upset follows Patrick's defeat by Newanland sparring partner. The result shocks the boxing world as Patrick gains recognition from The Ming and questions of a possible return bout. Murphy's trainer hints he will demand terms for reentry and a trip to England or Anne Hew looms as next steps.
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Sydney
Upadt
Nate Patrick
Stan
Eatings Tike
Arould
England
Anne
Murphy
Patrick
Paciok
Ern McQuillan
Galwin
Australia
Stradbroke Handicap bets boost as Rep shot aims for win
Betting frenzy surrounds Rep Shot’s Stradbroke Handicap bid after a fall on Easter Saturday. Queensland punter Charlie Hansen, linked with Raythot plunges, expects Reynhot’s odds to halve in Brisbane late this week. Also reports of Greyhound and racing notes from Sydney and Melbourne.
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Redahat la Irming
Tatlowls Ful Tel
Deagon Durhind
Reparot
Leviathan Quiensland
Charlie Hansen
Ray Thot
Brisbany
Reynhot
Brood Mare Sales Auction Summary
Cevese, once a noted figure, attended Ghyny's salon where mare sales included The Booney Blud, Avis dam of Wingfeld, and Teette Noir by Dark La. Bidding reached 1000 guineas for a mare while other lots heard 2.00 guineas and 00 guineas. In total 126 mares were sold, totaling about 37,780 guineas.
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Sydney
Cevese
Brillant
Ai Ghdny
Wale
Avis
Wingfeld
Mace
Sana
Dark Lasend
D. A. Quinlan
Prrth
Rugby League Round Opens With Canberra District Wins
The Canberra District Competition began Saturday at Kingston Oval with Werte beating Bouthe seven points and Queanbeyan defeating Northa 14 points. Wests struggled against Bouthe’s defence in the first half with Newman scoring four penalty goals. O’Brien scored Wests only try after the interval. Frebstody starred for Queanbeyan North, Hinman scored for North and O’Neill converted the late try. Canberra relets confident after a 11-2 Foxton Cup final loss to Queanbeyan. training squads named for Goulburn match at Queanbeyan.
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Canberra
Kingston Oval
Werte
Bouthe
Queanbeyan
Northa
Ave
Wests
Boutha
Ine Omy
Oy Newman
L O'Brien
Carron
Newman
Hia Hawke
B. Newman
Connelly Burgin
P Prita Ler
W. McApplen
J. Murphy
J. Hodges
EL Willams
Frestody
Hinvkaman
Anat Bell
O'Neill
Queanbe
Bent
Freeboay
Harmon
Osborn
Maloney
Hinman
Trad
Emblem
Cary
Day
North
Captains Fiat
Embilin
J. Thompson
C. Burgin
O. Trad
Dinnerville
W. McAppion
Manuka
Oval
NZ Racing Control Inquiry Under Review
Wellington government appoints a commissioner a comupelaiie and Bupren Court Judge an appointary magistrate and a Department of Internal Affairs officer to inquire into control of racing and to submit a report on proposed amendments including the exlation.
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Wellington
Comupelaiie & Bupren
Court records show Donald Micheal jailed for three months
In a cryptic report the 90 year old Donald Micheal, described as steamian, faced a three month jail term for a crime linked to an act previously considered, with a reference to a sum around £200 and £900 involving horses, all noted in court records.
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Donald Micheal
Steamian
Waa
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