Tsoulias in court over alleged stolen goods case
In Canberra court Tsoulias faced charges of receiving goods alleged stolen from building sites. He claimed duress and read a statement he could not read, while prosecutors argued the statements were unsubstantiated. Hearing adjourned to May 15. Adam Puszka later fined £25 for unlawful possession and stealing related to fittings from Canberra sites.
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J. Crossin
Nicklas
Creswell Street
Crossin
Tsoulias
Dobson
Const
J. A. Cavanagh
Ind
Adam Puszka
Phillip Avenue
Downer
Keane
Dawson
Sgt. Robinson
Puszka
Canberra
Dainer
Dismissal in Braddon Charge Against Aarno Valemaa
Aarno Valemaa 32 of Allawah Flats Braddon faced charges over refusing to leave the Hotel Civic and taking beer. The charge was dismissed after evidence showed he was told to depart for causing trouble. Valemaa testified he believed he did nothing wrong. The hearing also covered speeding cases including Alfred Humphries who fainted during cross examination. Multiple motorists were fined for traffic breaches with total fines around £50.
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Aarno Valemaa
Allawah Flats
Braddon
Civic
Mrr
Keane
Valemaa
Coe
Hotel Civic
Valeman
Coast
B. J. Bryce
Humphries
Commonwealth Avenue
Godfrey Alexander Jamieson
David Street
O'Connor
Francis Watt
Novar Street
Yarralumia
Hermes
Const
Bryce
Watt
Limestone Avenue
First escape from Sing Sing in 14 years
Seymour Snyder, 41, became the first inmate to escape Sing Sing in 14 years. He slipped from a prison work detail yesterday near Ossining New York while serving two and a half to five years for forgery and theft. Bloodhounds are tracking the escape."
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Ossining
New York
Law List before Mr Justice Joske and others
Dunphy in No 1 Courtroom and reginary McDowell presides as law lists begin at 10 am. Cases include Lamb v Farrell, Wilson v Patterson, Hunt v Hunt, Lahey v Lahey with Mr Justice Joske in No 2 Courtroom.
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Justice. Dunphy
A.C.T. Law Courts
Reginary
McDowell
Joske
Taw
Lamb
Farrell
Wilson
Patterson
Hunt
Lahey
Contempt of court lands 14 day sentence in divorce case
Supreme Court Judge Joske jailed Hipolit Mataczyna of O Connor for 14 days for contempt of court over non compliance with an April 10 order in divorce proceedings with Mrs Jozefa Mataczyna. The action also notes damages awarded to John Meli of Queanbeyan for a 1962 motor vehicle collision with Giulio Bagnara, Narrabundah, in which Francis Meli was driver.
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Hipolit Mataczyna
Banjine Street
O’connor
Justice Joske
Mataczyna
Jozefa Mataczyna
O'Connor
John Meli
Sunnybar Parade
Queanbeyan
Giulio Bagnara
Buchanan Street
Narrabundah
Meli
Francis Meli
Meh
Bagnara
Byron Walsh
Hacking Crescent
Turcziniak
Uriarra Road
Damages Awarded After Northbourne Collision Case
Geoffrey Peter Tyrrell of Northbourne Avenue Dickson was awarded 1000 pounds with costs to be assessed against Benedict James Cantwell of Raine Place Downer. Tyrrell alleged injuries from a July 7, 1963 collision caused by Cantwell's negligence.
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Geoffrey Peter Tyrrell
Northbourne Avenue
Dickson
Justice Joske
Benedict James Cantwell
Raine Place
Downer
Tyrrell
Cantwell
Discharged Justice Joske Frees Edward Kelly in Liquor Test
Edward John Kelly of Young Street Barton had appealed a £45 fine for driving under liquor. Justice Joske discharged him on condition of a £10 good behaviour bond until May 5 1964 after noting good behaviour at a further appearance.
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Justice Joske
Edward John Kelly
Young Street
Barton
Dobson
S.M
Kelly
Queen Victoria Terrace
Langton Crescent
W. H. Johnston
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Alfred Humphries
Shortland Crescent
Ainslie
Cavvanagh
D.j's
LAW List
Supreme Court
Matacoyna
Sudguivent
Alexander Turcziniak
Fergus Road
Barry Osland
the Prudential
THE
Prudential
P.O. City
A.C.T
Col Herringe
Jerundey
Midif
Ainslie Corner Store
PMU
S.R
Imperial