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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 21, 1957

Page

15

Damages Awarded To Cyclist In Collision

Wladislaw Markowaki of Currong Street Reid sued Claud Alfred Honeysett driver at Mt Stromlo Tyson Street Amalie for damages after a collision with a truck on Banksia Crescent near Parliament House. The court heard testimonies on speed lookout and vehicle positions with both sides arguing fault and responsibility.

Wladislaw |Markowaki Currong Reid Claud Alfred Honeysett Mt. Stromlo Tyson Street Amalie Parliament House Banksia Crescent King George Terrace Markowski Honeysett Stopa Aero A. V. Colling B. R. Gallen Honeysetts

Drug Inventor Gaoled in Fatal Stalinon Case

A French chemist Georges Feuillet, aged 44, was jailed for two years and fined one million francs after being found guilty of causing deaths and injuries through imprudent use of Stalinon and breaching pharmaceutic rules. The case follows a major award of £45,800 to Jean Berg, 20, who was left paralysed after taking an almost fatal dose. Feuillet was linked to killing 112 people in the drug’s distribution and use.

O Stalinon Jean Berg Georges Feuillet

U K Pay Rise Rejected by Shipyards Unions Speak

Britain’s shipbuilding and engineering employers refused a demand for higher pay for about 300 000 workers. Unions argued London rates should rise from 3 to 5 pence per week to 11 pence.

U.K London Frida A.A P-Reuter Britain

Dispute Over Payment For Car Repairs In Canberra Court

Adamson's Service Star sues Alfred George Cannell for £12 8s 6d for work on Cannell's car. Cannell's son George worked two weeks on the car at Jardine Street. generator, battery, radiator hose, and spark plugs supplied. Vehicle later towed away. engine damage alleged after tests and road run.

Adamson Alfred George Cannell Canberra Captain Cook Crescent

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