Melbourne man killed in Footscray dispute leads to murder charges
In Melbourne court Malcolm Appleby 90 was allegedly killed in Footscray after a dispute over Joseph McNulty 47 Clarence Buckley 40 and Gordon McGlynn 38 were charged with murder. Detective H R Donnelly said Appleby was in the group when shot in the back and neck at close range. The trio was held without bail for a week.
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Melbourne
Wesmeniay
Malcolm McLean Appleby
Footscray
Decauise
Joseph Michele McNulty
Momus Geral Buckley
Clarence Gordon McGlynn
H.R. Donnelly
Appleby
McNulty
Alleged Assault and Malicious Wounding Reported in Sydney
Leslie Wilfred Ward, 21, an alleged assailant, was charged at the North Sydney Court with criminal assault and malicious wounding of Valerie May Burderlin after an incident in which she suffered a fractured jaw and blackened eyes. Ward allegedly told police he did not know why he did it and feared being found out as the girl did not know him. Detective Sabine noted Ward said he went to the victim's home after the offence, where she washed and he cleaned his clothes.
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Sydney
Wedmenday
Leslie Wilfred Ward
Ator Man
North Syney Court
Valerie May Brudertin
Af Monin
Sabine
Wart
Ward
Hauce
Miss Burderlin
Restocking Streams With Fish From Try Method
A Department of the Interior report states that a fast cheap restocking method using fry overcomes limited Cotter hatchery space. Since 1922 the program released 647 478 brown and rainbow trout, with 177 476 since 1938. In 1938 48 000 trout were released including 14 000 brown trout in the Molonglo River and 600 brown and rainbow in the hatchery for development. The report notes losses among young fish necessitating continued restocking each season.
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Cotter Hatchery
Department of the Interior
Riverside hostel crowds dwindle due to poor paths
An organizer described the Riverside hostel area as poorly prepared with dusty paths and brick gardens unfinished. The Sunday entertainment drew 260 attendees, fewer than prior events, and signaling ongoing complaints about access and site conditions. Pratt Hosen, 16, a Sydney soprano, was brought to perform, aided by local talent.
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Fiveenide
Dockerty
Pulhy
Prumries
Sydney
Canberra Tennis May Affiliate With A L T A
The ACT Lawn Tennis Association affiliation with the Australian LTA is under investigation. Secretary Mr K Carnall said inquiries by him and his wife in Sydney are being pursued. Questions focus on potential benefits for Canberra tennis.
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ACT
LTA
K. Carnall
Curnsil
Sydney
Christmas Traffic Vo Canberra Holiday Travel Outlook
Canberra forecast heavy Christmas traffic with hotel and hostel availability tight. The Canberra Tourist Bureau reports a record surge in inquiries as five coach tours with over 120 New Zealand Youth Travel Association members arrive during Christmas week and additional NZ groups pass through.
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Canberra Tourist Bureau
W. Dunbar
Canberra
Skeleton identification near Sydney linked to missing wife
Police trace a skeleton found on the N S border to a Kyogle man's wife who vanished 14 months ago. Fleming named on clothing supports the link as witnesses travel from Kyogle to verify the garment and other items found nearby.
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Sydney
Goodnight
Kyogle
Fleming
Akel Tun
Waa Hia
KydRle Sennquin
Ther Erdghes
Skal
Golfer Qualifies for Pro Championship at Royal Sydney
V. Wichardaon earned a place in the Australian professional championship after beating R. Carr by three strokes in a playoff held at Royal Sydney this morning. Carr and Richardson shot 148 in their qualifying round yesterday. Local players B Gremin Te Naere Gon wide W Bolger and We Holes also featured in the event.
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Wichardaon
R. Carr
Royal Sydney
Richardaon
Carr
Gremin
W. Bolger
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