Canberra Court Proceedings Report From Feb 7
The Canberra Court sat for sentencing on February 7 with P.M. presiding. M J Ryan faced charges including possessing an unregistered firearm and using a bolt to render a second gun operable. Bean pled guilty and was told to pay within one month. Mary Leech and Jian Taylor of Queanbeyan were fined for bicycle riding infractions. A. D. Campbell of Canberra faced taxation information failures, while Duncan Robert Craik testified for the Taxation Department. Victor Cooper of Molonglo was fined for driving under the influence and refused to answer questions, with an appeal noted.
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Baley
Offange
Been
Put
Aseless
Bean
Erke
Jian Taylor
Mary Leech
Queanbeyan
Bailey
Argor Department
A. D. Campbell
Canberra
J. Me Ma
Duncan Robert Craik
Taxation Department
Campbell
Courtroom exchanges reveal adjournment delays and odd remarks
In Canberra court yesterday Magistrate hearings featured remarks from Mr Ryan GM and Mr Maguire about delays in defended defaults. Witnesses faced off in traffic cases while questions about fish shops and Cooper’s car surfaced. A driver admitted he was behind the wheel and a Maguire exchange touched on intent. Offences included insulting words and failing to yield, with fines imposed and costs awarded.
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Ryan
G.M
Canberra
Jan Maguire
Cooper
Gounsal
Ammed Cooper
Charles Dey
Ganger
Westinks
Coopers
Hotel Queanbeyan
Coanrr
Molongio
Lilo Coumway
Boreham
Molonglo
Causeway
Wa Lovering
Mr. Ryan
Henry Charles Pickard
Patternon Street
Ainaile
Curl Coats
O Cman
J. L. Maguire
Pickie
David McKay
Gunningham Street
Wentworth
Rte
Alfred Hidney “Hutchison
Cunningham Street
Himry
Charles Pickard
Ejection Order Declares No Action Against Sergeant Larner
Sydney report states an ejection order could not be made against Sergeant Instructor Alfred William Larner of David Davis, a retired farmer, in the Commonwealth military context.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Military Force
Umnor Cumetanc
Alfred William Larner
David Davis
Ministerial Attack Over Alico Bread Case Debate
The motion against Justice Minister Treatt sparked a heated Sydney session as Opposition leaders accused the minister of obstructing justice and abusing power in the Alico Bread Company affair. They cited withheld minutes and alleged fraud tied to Rigney and partners, while Treatt defended the case as a simple pre election issue and denied concealment. The vote ended 3 to 28 against the motion, with Mr Shand supporting the Opposition.
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Sydney
Alico Bread Company
McStell
Minthelaer
Treatt
of Justice
McKell
Fhat
McKall
Ope
Uader
Himsalf
Mott
McMahon
Rigney
Rigney and Company
Mr. Shand
USAP
Army Officer Reports From Fronts in Mediterranean Tour
A U S Army officer reported to Colonel Knox after a 16 000 mile tour through the Mediterranean theaters. He conferred with General Se and Admiral colleagues, met Senor Suner in Madrid, and Salazar in Lisbon. The officer gathered substantial material for a forthcoming report.
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Knox
Donovan
Longnot
Cohenat Demeven
Sat Ufti
Cets
Wibel Madrid
Senor Suner
Lisbon
Salazar
Cole
Daylight Saving Decision Triggers Mixed Reactions
The Minister for Security Mr Herbert Harrison announced in the Houses that clocks would be advanced an hour between May and August. Industry supporters welcome the summer time extension while a National Farmers Union official says the move will raise production costs and dismay farmers nationwide.
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Herbert Harrison
National Farmers’ Union
Shortage of ships and new tonnage limits aid to Britain
The Journal of Commerce argues shipping bottlenecks must be broken as British losses reach two and a half times new construction. US aid to Britain requires more shipping space. 200 ships under construction would cover only six months of sinkings. Washington sources discuss moving German Danish and French actions in American ports to bolster supply and munitions production.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
United States
Britain
Washington
Boy Scout Notes and District Camp Decisions
District Court of Honour decides the District Camp will not be competitive but a camp. A salvage collection is planned for Kingston with Canberra Baptist Troop meeting at 8 50 am. Queanbeyan and Canberra troops prepare for Easter camps on the Queanbeyan River with permissions from Mr R Douglas. Investiture ceremony held Saturday as Cubs gain full membership.
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Court of Honour
Kingston
Orffith
Canberra Baptist
Capitol Tre
Queanbeyan
London Bridge
R. Douglas
Queanbeyan River
Sallon
Houa
Canberra
John’s
Eespite
PUBLIC NOTICE Canberra Pool use grant to Australian Schools Sports Association
Canberra Swimming Pool exclusivity granted under Public Baths Ordinance 1931 1006 between 1 p m and 9 p m. The Australian Schools Sports Association receives use rights with the Interior Minister's approval. Cambridge University College fee deadlines noted. Enrolments for lectures starting 17 March open. Registrar T M Owan.
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Nerice
Canberra
Australian Schools ‘Territory
Sperts Association
Pam
Camseraa University College
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