Supreme Court upholds press freedom to criticize the judiciary
The article notes a ruling affirming the right of criticism of courts, with Judge Murphy remarking that freedom to rebuke and castigate the judiciary is essential beyond approving actions. It mentions defense arguments over legal processes in gambling cases and quotes Pennekamp on law enforcement technicalities.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Florida Supreme Court
Reed
Sudge Murphy
State Court
Barbed wire fence guards demonstration house near Harbour Bridge
Monocrete Ltd erects a six foot barbed wire barrier around its demonstration house near Harbour Bridge to deter squatters and has hired a night watchman. The firm plans to produce one concrete house daily at Villawood, while General Manager Wing Commander J Davenport expresses enthusiasm for construction over demolition of houses.
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Monocrete Ltt
Harbour Bridge
Apee- Hon
Wise Nc
Villawood
Rouser
Tax Evasion Proved In Sydney Court
John Amante Neighbour of George Street Sydney was fined £109 in Central Court for tax evasion. He was ordered to pay an instalment of £400 toward £511 evaded tax. Investigations by the Taxation Department showed a secret bank account at Bantwood with a £1,281 balance on June 30, 1945.
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Sydney
John Amante
George Street
Central Court
Taxation Department
Neighbour
Bantiwood
Cairns Ring Robbery Targets Tolcher And Co
Cairns news reports a robbery at Tolcher and Co on Lake Street where diamonds and local rings valued at 11,000 were stolen overnight. The shop was locked at 1 am but later four bands of rings were noticed missing and five loose diamonds found in the shop window.
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Cairns
Tolcher and Co
Lake Street
Chippped Cafe Cus Are Disease Carriers
Today the City Health Officer Dr W O Mater warned that trench mouth and amphila could be contracted from chipped and dirty cups and glassware in cafes. He said such offenses would not be tolerated and offenders could have licenses revoked.
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Bydney
Mater
Phones Not Available In Canberra To Meet Requirements
In Canberra a 100 line addition to the telephone exchange is under construction but delays in materials, notably cable, hinder completing the unit. More than 100 applicants will need to wait to be connected once the new exchange section is installed.
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Canberra
Tor
India
Ottawa
Death From Burns Through Falling Into Fire
Rey Booler, 54, a machinist, died from head burns after accidentally falling into a fire at home on May 1. In the Corners Court the coroner ruled the injuries caused by the fall, with Caroline Bassey testifying she fled after her husband assaulted her and attempted to choke her.
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Ryoney
Rey Booler
Stewa Nce
Caroline Bassey
Holiday
Rockhampton
New Name For War Saving Certificates Adopted
The Prime Minister said cabinet decided after the war that war saving certificates and stamps would be renamed savings certificates and savings certificate stamps. Legislation will amend the Commonwealth Inscribed Stock Act to authorize the change.
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Chifley
Bathurst Camp Bomb Kills Three Australian POWs
An inquest opened into the Bathurst military camp blast that killed three Australian POWs and injured Adelmo Rondinini. The three inch anti personnel bomb, with a Boritol explosive, may have been dropped by a souvenir hunter. Investigators pursue motive and prior attempts to trigger the device as evidence suggests it was not a dud.
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A. Burgesa
Thomas Munson
Wonek Gust ml Peer Gee
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Adelmo Rondinini
Bathnet Hospital
Tae
Brett
Ana
Diguis
Jon Waan
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