Canberra Court Proceedings Weakened by Mental Health Questioning
In Canberra yesterday William Marahell faced charges of a minor assault on a female. proceedings were withdrawn after a mental health note. Ronald Cole paid fines for failing to keep a vehicle on the left footpath, and Edwin Grant sought driver’s licence clearance with prior traffic breach conviction noted. George Worth’s qualification bid was refused amid drunken-eating and prior disqualification, while Roy Ayoub received three days’ imprisonment for theft relating to shots valued at 12/10. details include witness testimonies about shoes and a bus ride touching Kingston and Rossbogg.
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William James Marahell
Nyne
Canberra Court
Yeaterday
Godsburn
J. M. Mills
Canberra
Ronald Cole
Defandant
Sergi
Bailey
Cyellat
Edwin Grant
Lapourers
Amalie
KS Bailey
Quer
George Henry ‘Worth
Alnal
Sergt. Bailey
Ghana
North
Roy Ayoub
Leo
Kershaw
BD. Mackay
L. Kershaw
Act
Wilkes
Ayoub
Rossbogg
Sydney
Canborni
Causeway
Bos
Acta
Holt Kingston
Doardel
Howl Kingston
Airlie
Ted Wik
Bernard Kelly
Kinally
Kingston
Sleerier
Mayrat
Russian youth jailed for hospital abuse in Sydney
Acting Judge Sluduart sentenced a 10 to 14 month term for a Russian youth who assaulted a hospital guest and stole items. The defendant was described as previously offending, abusing the hospitality he received in this country and showing contempt for authorities.
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Sydney
Sluduart
Siay
Jim Wal Genre
Megally
Scar
W Bleyrie
Inilingestion Mr oM thmbh letter to local editor
A reader from 120 East Street, Bromptin KA, writes gratitude for a medical product. He claims regular use of Dr toes Talan Hoot Pile offers relief and asks for continued access. He notes meal times and routine, expressing satisfaction with the product.
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Bromptin
Magistrate censures Ar O Kelly over unpaid award wages
In Canberra Court Judge M J Ryan sharply criticized Ar Patrick O Kelly for underpaying a worker. O Kelly, cafe proprietor of Muruke, was fined 7 pounds 10 shillings including costs 10/8 for failing to pay the then current award rate for an employee aged over 21. The case, linked to a prior incident, saw the magistrate admonish O Kelly against sending letters to the court and demanded proper conduct in future wage matters.
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Canberra
M. J. Ryan
Patrick O'Kelly
Magiatrate Tollow
Mr. Fynn
Magiatrate
O'Kally
J. M. Mills
Charlas O'Kelly
Muruke
Bev
Parson Lly
O'Kelly
Tim
Eragenema Blakely
CW. Davies
Iaine
MiNle
Japan
Iinde
Enaia
Ryan
Wala
Mtr
Davies
Davion
False declarations in licence application case
James Jae Mun McGuire an engineer of Canberra faced trial for two counts of making false statements in a statutory declaration under the Commonwealth act. The case cites Adelaide convictions, the defense noting prior omissions were admitted. magistrate committed him to Supreme Court in January on a bond.
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James Jae Mun McGuire
Canberra
Supreme Court
McGuire
Department of Sae Tee
Dune
Adelaide
Jani Khanathan
Thomas
aMcen
Regifan
A.C
Marth
Anesementh
R. Phippard
Qne Aurey
Militia notices on Canberra camp return and promotions
The militia notes announce a Canberra return of the 3rd Babtafon unit to Camp at Woonona in February. It warns that many circulated movies are propaganda and urges awareness of pay and kit shortages. Promotions at Canberra include Lieutenants Donegan McPherson Peterson Watson Prowse Kruger Oakley provisional appointments and welcome to the Meera Mess.
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Joonaube
Canberra
Woonona
R. Donegan
W. J. McPherson
H. A. Peterson
C. Watson
K. J. Prowse
H. N. Kruger
J.B. Oakley
Meera Mess
Reader's Views on Relief for Itinerant Unemployed Discussed
A Canberra Times letter questions public misperceptions of a deputation's appeal to a government secretary. It argues the plight of itinerant workers is worsened by vagrancy laws, urges fair consideration of their requests, and notes misstatements about union involvement and potential imprisonment.
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Canberra Times
Department
Alma
Cheletas Draner i One of Latemty
Catrodus
A.W.U
Me. Gardiner
Westridge Xmas Tree Event Highlights Community Support
Social round reports Mrs Cuatieay’s Red Cross fund drive raised by Mrs Car fodus with prize won by Mrs Frank Strahan who donated it to Salvation Army. The Westridge Xmas Tree party for district children drew large crowd, Santa delivered gifts, and the event marked the district’s 10th annual affair with committee members arranging the program and Mr Jack Ware on piano.
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Cuatieay
Red Cross
Car Fodus
Frank Strahan
Salvation Army
Fay
Westridge
Export Control Hammers Copper Trade in Iowa
An order issued last night bars the export of copper and related forms without Minister for Trade and Customs consent. Prohibited items include copper bars blocks ingot pig scrap lead pig concentrate ingot ore and scrap copper products. Objective cited is to secure essential American supplies and support price controls nationwide.
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Minialsr
Jowa
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