Canberra court convicts Patich Ryan for assault on a police officer
Patich Martin Ryan a 28 year old labourer faced conviction for mauling Constable Cooper during a December 22 incident outside Kingston Hotel. He claimed illness in the family caused December absence. Prosecutor urged strict penalty citing police duty and assault. A separate case notes a light on a bicycle and a tail light offence by other defendants.
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Patich
Martin Ryan
FP Keane
Canberra
Ryan
T. A. Cooper
Cooper
Conainble
J. Courtney
Peredi
Phippard
Six Months in Gaol For Stealing in ACT Court
Frederick Roy Saunders, 24, a cleaner of Ai hostel, received six months with hard labour from Justice Simpson after a jury found Gary guilty of attempting to break into Rinmanuel Pearlm’s house at Hall on January 31 with intent to steal. The judge noted bruises found on Saunders but considered a chance due to his hard life and prior record.
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Franklin Streets
Memubert Wiliam
Narrabundah
John Poulis
Harry Notaras
Highgate
Frederick Roy Saunders
Justice Simpson
A.C.T. Supreme Court
Coinutes
Iaunt Gary
Rinmanuel Pearlm
Hall
Diungers
Aign- Sa
Shimacif
Canberra
Canberra Port
Duran
Saunders
Gilles
Fare Andre
Sanemull Band
Hilt
Rela
Flerbect Cantle
Breengrocer
Queanbeyss
Cantie
Reid
Mr. N. Good
J. E. Jt
Gilestreet
Kingston
Mary
Pensioners Condemn Social Services Minister Townley Remarks
Sydney observers report pensioners resent a statement by Minister Townley urging reliance on charitable bodies for living costs. Old Age Pensioners Association general secretary Mr Davidson says it is insulting and questions government responsibility to pensioners amid salary debates for Parliament members.
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Sydney
Townley
Asancin
Ovidson
Davidson
Australia
Davidem
Perth Grower Plans Major Wheat Increase
Ey W Smart of Mingenew intends to raise his cropping program by about ten percent despite forecasts of reduced wheat tariffs in Australia. He claims to have produced a total of one million bushels of wheat and plans further expansion on his Mingenew properties and other holdings under contract.
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Perth
Australia
Ey W
Smart
Mingenew
Perini
Father on murder charge claims son alive and well
Basil Richard Scudds 26, a Deriinghurat laborer, appeared in Supreme Court denying the murder charge over his infant son Richard. He claimed the child is alive but refused to reveal his whereabouts fearing loss of custody as Crown urged disclosure.
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Bydney
Wranesday
Esther
Supreme Court
Basil Richard Scudds
Barcom Avenue
Deriinghurat
Hail Ion
Richard
Jamesscudda
Botany
Shree
Vine
Scudds
Scudds Cola
Chia
Avery
Rowch
Hte Chement
Una Boudda
Deputy Leader Calwell Discusses Wartime Nazi Song Reference
The Opposition Deputy Leader Mr Calwell told the House of Representatives yesterday that he had been informed Germans used to sing a gong during World War II when towns were captured or sections of an army fell. Her Majesty’s government Tone remains critical of the Nazi origin claim and old wartime songs.
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Usi
ABC
Ne Wax
Oppostan
Calwell
House of Representatives
War Hero Fined For Stealing In Brisbane Court
James Burgess a 42 year old technician and World War II hero was fined 10 pounds by Brisbane Court for stealing a bag valued at 241 pounds from Roberta Ltd. The veteran had earned the Distinguished Service Medal for gallantry with the Royal Australian Air Force during the war and had a notable record defending against Japanese bombing.
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Bribbane
Australia
Brisbane Court
James Burgess
Id Roberta Ltd
Brinbane
A. Hopgond
Burgees
Lottery Draw Delivers Major Prizes in Sydney
State Lottery Sydney reports Wednesday draw results with major prizes going to individuals and syndicates. Winners include No 26130 Mr LO Kennedy 30 Hol Road Toren eoint and No 03415 J Pearce 420 Church Street Partimatte c/ Police Box Parra matte. Other entries list No 68131 Our Turn Syndicate J Neich 28 York Street Belmore and No 58280 Wot Now Syndicate Rowe Fisher Street Petersham.
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Sydney
Mr. LO
Kennedy
Hol Road
Rowe
Fisher Street
Petersham
Trinity College Pupils Achieve Varied Exam Results
The 1951 theory exam results for Trinity College pupils show a range of scores and honours. Janet McIntyre, Vivienne Robinsen, Margaret Pitt, and Rost Chalker posted high marks with honours, while Fay Huyton and Barbara Pitt earned notable percentages in the merit to honours band.
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Mra. Smith
Junion
Janet. McIntyre
Maureen Mealand
Rizr
Barnard
Vivienne Robinsen
Hon
Margaret Pitt
Rost Chalker S
Gwen In Goerman
Fay Huyton Dew
Kidine Wna
Tal Thomas Boxy
Norma Burke
Barbara Pitt
John Jarman
Judith Makin
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