Bondi Junction Couple Found Guilty of Perjury in Damages Case
A Supreme Court jury awarded £8 700 for injuries in a road accident to a couple identified as 30 and 21 year old drivers from Bondi Junction. Both were accused of giving false evidence about their marriage in December 1949 and of suing a man named Staines as O Donoghue. The woman, really Mrs Minett, lived with O Donoghue and was remanded to the Central Court on August 21 for perjury charges.
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Thomas ‘Oghue
Bondi Munction
Supreme Court
Fig
Justice Dwyer
Staines
O'Donoghue
Minett
Kandos
O'Donnach
Central Court
Ferrier Visit Seen as Unlikely
The report suggests a Ferrier visit is unlikely with limited information available about Mr. Reka and his son Jim. Possible event starters are mentioned but details remain uncertain and no firm plans are confirmed.
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Reka
Jim
Australa
Byaney
Nida
Eric
Miners Trapped After Double Fall At Alder quarry
Four Morlanstes workers helped pull a trapped miner free after the first collapse. A second, heavier fall followed, killing two or more men and forcing a timber bridge to be built for rescue efforts at the Alder quarry.
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Volllery
Loc
Wan
Heall
Tien ‘Ney
Missing sailors turn up in remote search by radar
British submarine Tele Machus and an RAAF Lincoln bomber combed the Amberley area at dawn but found no trace of a launch’s crew. Missing sailors Bryant Smyth 31 and Thames Payten 48, from Lord Howe Island, are not yet found as patrols cover 6000 square miles.
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Faon
Tonday
Vo Nove
Tha Daunth
Telemachus
Amberley
Queensland
Bryant Smyth
Thames Payten
Lord Howe Island
Congo Faces Urgent Uranium Drive Under US Aid
Washington reports the United States granted a 15.8 million dollar Marshall Plan loan to Belgium to accelerate development in the Belgian Congo a major uranium source. The aid aims to speed growth programs and reinforce Congo’s role in global uranium supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tues
United States
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Butter shortages spark talk of grocer reprisal in Victoria
The secretary of the Chamber of Commerce Mr Re Rowe says grocers may limit sales to regular customers amid a butter shortage. Officials expect relief in about four weeks if the weather permits seasonal gains in Victoria. Some grocers seek to raise margarine supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Canberra’ Chamber of Commerce
Mr Re Rowe
Grovera
Victoria
Tree Planting Planned For Jubilee Celebration
Interior department officials discuss a tree planting program as part of the Jubilee Festival of Trees announced by the Governor-General. The Commonwealth Jubilee has already seen two white gum trees planted near the Pool of Reflecting Mount before Parliament House. The Jubilee Committee chair R. Daley notes arboricultural plans are ahead in Canberra, with further memorials anticipated nationwide.
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Department of the Interior
A.C T
A.D. Rauer
W. Nott
Two cars damaged in Froggat Street collision
In Turner on a recent afternoon two vehicles collided on Froggat Street. Drivers Geoffrey John Harrigan of O'Connor and Norma Eilen Snowball of Forrest suffered injuries.
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Froggat Street
Turner
Geoffrey John Harrigan
O'Connor
Norma Eilen
Snowball
Forrest
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O'Brien and CO
Civic Centra
Aga Rowsing
Turkey
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Ree Mendes
Dianne He Ora
AGA Cooker
Adam Ingram & Son
Iphone
Levin & Co.,ltd
Melbourne
Adelaide
Brisbane
Kennedy Street
Kingston, A.C
Ferrier
Bominex
Congo
Grocera
Sin
Fred Maple
Senos Vetvat
Oxford Furnishing Coy
Auburns
Timothy Withers
Withers
Canberra
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