Fine for driver under influence in Canberra case
Ainslie carpenter Raymond Boag, 20, pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence after a Canberra Times report cited police. He admitted drinking earlier and said a car pulley caused the crash. The court fined him £20 and the case raised questions about report accuracy and witness testimony.
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Canberra
Raymond Boag
Bomby Street
Ainslie
Mort Street
Mar. J. Kelly
Tor
Boag
Sgt. J. Goodall
Kelly
Keane
Medical Journal
Hex
Canberra Times
Civic Centre
Hy Son
Unemployment on Sydney Waterfront Deepens Labor Woes
Sydney waterfront workers faced a dire week as 2039 employees failed to secure work. J Young, president of the Water Side Workers Federation Sydney branch, warned this may be the worst period since 1953. Figures from the Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority show early year average wages at £20 5s 0d for 288 hours, with peak export season cited. He did not anticipate any improvement in waterside employment.
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Sydney
Unesday
Waterside Wortets
J. Young
Young
Watersiders
Man Shot In Melbourne Hospitalized In Serious Condition
A 65 year old man identified as John Tudor Roberts of Denham Street Hawthorn was shot in the back in Melbourne today. He was admitted to Royal Melbourne Hospital in a serious condition.
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Melbourne
John Tudor Roberts
Denham Street
Hawthorn
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Cadet Awarded 900 Damages at Supreme Court
Brian William Oxley, a staff cadet at the Royal Military College Duntroon, sued Ian Howes for 8000 pounds after a 1957 Hume Highway crash near Broadford Victoria. The Supreme Court judge listed 900 pounds damages and noted ongoing injuries and future procedures. Legal representatives A D Collins for Oxley and N M Macphillamy for Howes.
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Justice Simpson
Supreme Gu
The
A.C.T
Brian William ‘Oxley
Royal Miltary College
Duntroon
Ian Howes
Hume Highway
Howes
Broadford
Victoria
Two Hold-Ups In Melbourne Reported
Two hold ups occurred in Melbourne today. A man at a North Fitzroy hamburger shop was struck with a pistol and £80 stolen. At the Victoria Market a second incident saw a thief take about £190 from a union official as an organized meeting debated a road tax impact on milk distribution.
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Melbourne
Anake
North Fitzroy
Victoria
Danny Vassos
Police & Bandit
Nis Hill
Aydney
Victoria Market
Charles Masters
Eitiza
Millend Tigbeth Street
Coburz
Carters
Ajrent
She Mill and Ice Cattery Tinton
A. W. Thorp
Sydney
Thompson
Shop Assistants Move For Five-day Week
SYDNEY Tuesday. The secretary of the Shop Assistants' Union Mr G G O'Dea said the union would move for abolishing Saturday shopping late this year. He cited a plebiscite showing members preferred late Friday night trading.
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Sydney
G. O'Dea
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Arthur Robert Thomas Hosg
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Ils
Ion
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Oxley
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