Baby death trial in October
The trial of Helen Psychoylos aged 23 a house maid was fixed by Mr Justice Joske to start on Tuesday October 4. Psychoylos of Bradfield Street Downer is charged with feloniously and maliciously murdering an unnamed female baby on or about April 12. The body of the baby was found by a 2 year old schoolgirl in parkland near Antill Street Dickson early on the morning of April 16. Psychogios who has pleaded not guilty and reserved her defence was granted bail of 1600 dollars with one surety in the same amount of two sureties of 500 dollars each by Mr Justice Smithers on June 1 following an application on her behalf by Mr J Gallop.
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Helen Psychoylos
Justice Joske
Psychoylos
Bradfield Street
Downer
Parkland
Antill Street
Dickson
Psychogios
Justice Smithers
J. Gallop
Eric Charles Fisher
Pegg
Chainman
Hopelleft
Russell-Jones
Monari Street
Crescent
Red Hill
Hermes
Majura Avenue
Allgog
Fisher
Gannon
Metterhausen
Mellerhausen
Workmen’s Club
Anyl
Jim
Civic Theatre
John Andrew Laver
Sauer
Beem Clessse
Abratis
Henderson
Faulkner Charged in $8000 Ryde Studio Hold-Up
Sydney radio and television personality Charles Stephen Faulkner 43 of Double Bay appeared in Ryde Court charged as an accessory before the fact to armed robbery. Remanded to Central Court on June 20 with bail set at 1000 dollars after a brief hearing. Police allege he received 1400 of 8276 proceeds from the Channel 10 North Ryde studio robbery.
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Sydney
Chuck Faulkner
Ryde Court
Charles Stephen Faulkner
Stafford Street
Double Bay
Faulkner
Magistre
CG. la Craddock
Central Court
Channel 10
North Ryde
Revolting crime, says Judge at Central Court
Sydney Tuesday. Evidence of a rape and wounding of a 0 year old woman described as revolting by Mr Justice Isaacs. A 43 year old radio technician is jailed 14 years for rape and wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after a jury convicted Percival Alfred Dod of Francis Street Marrickville on two charges and acquitted him on a count of wounding with intent to murder. The Crown said Dod admitted the acts as a sacrificial offering and he called himself the son of God.
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Sydney
Justice Isaacs
Central Criminal Court
Paol
Percival Alfred Dod
Francis Street
Marrickville
Dodd
the Son of God
Charge dismissed in ACT Court of Petty Sessions
Mr Dobson discharged a man with 35 years of driving no prior convictions. Ian Doupgard McLachlan, 54, of Endeavour Street Red Hill, faced a Failing to give way charge at the Dominion Circuit and Franklin Street intersection on December 2. Mr J Leedman represented McLachlan and pleaded guilty.
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ACT Court of Petty Sessions
Dobson
Ian Doupgard McLachlan
Endeavour Street
Red Hill
Wiy
Dominion Circuit
Franklin Street
J.leedman
McLachlan
Hearing adjourned in university student offensive behaviour case
Desmond John Ball 18 of Bruce Hail faces a charge of offensive behaviour near the King George V statue in Parkes Place on March 6. Hearing delayed after orders to supply case particulars. adjournment until remand date July 6 with police on leave. Mrs Hermes prohibited from proceeding until details are supplied.
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Wointill
K. Enderby
Ball
Hermes
Commissioner For Police
New Jersey Court Orders New Trial Over Trial Language
The New Jersey State Supreme Court set aside a manslaughter conviction of a Black man after alleging the judge used a racial slur during the trial. It said justice was served by granting a new trial, done with reluctance to protect the court’s image.
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New York
New Jersey
Multiple Civil Disputes and a Theatre Assault Case in ACT Courts
In Canberra’s ACT courts a series of settlements are recorded including a 3640 claim for ponds sold between 1967 and 1963, a 690 balance in a rent case against K Wojcik, and an 800 settlement with costs. Ainslie case details injuries from a 1964 car accident, while Fisher faces penalties for unlawful assault at the Civic Theatre following a foyer incident. The text notes a Workmen’s Compensation dispute over payment and waiver claims.
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Elliott
Warramoo Crescen
Warrabundah
Jan Dim
Leslie Morshead
Archibald Street
Lyneham
K. Wojcik
Capolhah Crescent
O'Connor
Workmen's Compensation claims settled before Justice Joske
Five compensation claims totaling 2300 dollars were settled in the ACT Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Justice Joske. In Canberra, solicitor John Merity, 45, of Ryrie Street Campbell, faced a charge of parking across a driveway in Lonsdale Street on December 11. The hearing was adjourned. Merity pleads not guilty. A police report noted the driveway width and plans suggesting the entrance was wider than claimed.
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Justice Joske
ACT Supreme Court
Canberra
John Merity
Ryrie Street
Campbell
Lonsdale Street
Keane
Merity
William Paul Ruggers
Ampol
Merily
FE. J. Cook
Department of the Interior
Court actions settle in ACT Supreme Court session
A traffic crash case was settled for 16500 in favour of Mrs Magda Holst administrator of Hort Christian Holst estate. Decrees nisi granted in several divorce petitions including Beverley Menzies and Douglas Thomson. Settlements of 150 and 100 plus costs were approved for Gordon Aikman and John Aikman, both of Weld Street Yarralumla.
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Justice Egereston
ACT Supreme Court
Magda Holst
Hort Christian Holst
Montebar Road
Queanbeyan
Holst
Gordon Aikman
Weld Steet
Yarralumla
Justice Jaske
John Aikman
Weld Street
Yarralumle
Justice Joske
Law Court Dockets at ACT Law Courts Hearings List
Proceedings before Mr Justice Joske and Mr Justice Eggleston in two ACT Law Courts sessions. Listings include George v George and others, Wallaces Plant Hire v Malone, Wimmer v Wimmer, Stappard v Stagnard, Jones v Jones, Hill v Hill, Regina v Gauci, and various Conciliation and Arbitration matters. Names, dates, and locations cited alongside case references and hearing times.
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Justice Joske
ACT Law Courts
TaMama
Chekoun
George
Nichols
Wichols
Campbell
Wallaces Plant Hire
Malone
Wimmer
Stappard
Stagnard
Donald
MacDonald
Jones
Hill
Regina
Gauci
Justice Eggleston
Morris
Clements Langford
Esate Kovilin
Kovieling Sker
Rotherham
Licence suspended for six months after drink drive plea
Gerhard Metterhausen of Rivett Street Hackett pleaded guilty to driving while under the influence at Majura Avenue on May 8. Justice Sir Dobson fined $120 and disqualified him from driving for six months after an accident at the Majura Avenue and Officer Crescent intersection. Officer Crescent incident details were noted.
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Sir Dobson
Gerhard Metterhausen
Rivett Street
Hackett
Majura Avenue
Consisble
M. J. Gannon
Dobson
Officer Crescent
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Woolles Fruit & Weges
B.a
Carpenter
James Cowle Henderson
Grevillea Street
Bernar Abrams
Hazelwood Street
Jaime
Supreme Court
Nisi
Beverley Joan Menaes
Bundeela Street
Narrabundah
Harry William Menzies
Heaton Place
Douglas Yule Thomson
Gilbert Street
iMrs
Eleanor Frances Thomison
Colley Street
Glenele
South Australia
Law List
Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commissioner
G. A. Findlay
ACT Daw
George Petric
Watio Aikman
Reginald Improvers
Laurice Scheele
Garema Place
Civic Centre
Pettit & Levitt
Pettit & Levitt Homes
Laurice Scheeles
Sydney Display Centre
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