Crossing deaths acquittal at Parramatta Court
In Parramatta Court a railway crossing keeper was acquitted of the main charges in the August Fairfield railway crossing deaths of two women Anne Mitchell and Daphne Metslinn. The case described no warning signals or bells and noted the crossing gate keeper had only begun work hours earlier. The driver Thomas Auton testified he did not see the vehicle and emergency services arrived just before a fatality.
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Typhoon Opal Threat Looms Over Manila
Typhoon Opal with winds near 172 mph moved toward southern Philippines as forecasters warned of a risky approach. In Canberra Court of Petty Sessions, Pizzolotta won £100 plus costs after a motor vehicle collision claim involving Damaged vehicle and tyres.
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Woman alleges dog attack near Canberra shops
A woman testified at Hutcheson premises about a brown dog that lunged and bit her near the Manuki shops. She described injuries to her leg and a brief struggle with the dog as she sought medical aid and wages, while Hutcheson faced questions over liability and potential penalties.
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Sailor Convicted in Court for Carnal Knowledge Case
A sailor named Miner from HMAS ydnes pleaded guilty to carnal knowledge in a Supreme Court case. Proceedings show Miner and co defendant Leila Tulle faced sentencing on January 24 to February 11 and were fined. another man Gently was fined for drunken intrusion after entering a house to seek sleep following drinking.
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Nyrang
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Fined Five Pounds for Swearing at Ravens on Friday Night
A fragmentary report notes a £5 fine for swearing in public near a city center area on a Friday night. The text also references a smaller £8 fine issued by a Mr. Dob, though details are unclear.
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Emre
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Not a decoy in Burwood Park lavatory case hearing
A Melbourne Burwood hearing heard police involved in a case of alleged malicious prosecution and false imprisonment. Detective Hogan testified that Constable Connolly was instructed to observe activity, not to decoy or provoke reactions, while Constable Clancy and others aided the inquiry. The hearing continued into tomorrow as witnesses described the events at Burwood Park lavatory on October 26, 1982.
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Leonard Omald Clancy
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Hagen
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Maler
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Frome Street Champion Steer Sells For 1375 At Royal Show
London report notes butcher Jemen Tu fon from Darlington pleaded guilty to selling a steer at ordinary prices after a Frome street poster listing a superior steer was discussed. The steer, described as royal quality, was shown at the Royal Smithfield Show with commentary from Mr. Taylor and others.
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Darhington
County Durham
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Frome Street
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Youths Questioned About Benalla Shooting Incident
Melbourne police questioned six youths in connection with a shooting outside the shed wing of a Benalla hospital. A 15 year old boy was wounded in the incident on Saturday. detectives pursue leads and review evidence.
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Iung
Benalla
Inquest on solicitor tones down Melbourne report
Police say a Melbourne inquest into a solicitor’s death produced limited details. Witnesses described the scene near a pharmacy and a bank, with unsigned statements and conflicting accounts. The inquiry continues as investigators seek verifiable evidence and statements from key individuals.
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