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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 02, 1958

Page

4

Fined fifty pounds for driving under influence in Canberra

Harold Frederiksen a 52 year old farmer of Fyshwick was fined fifty pounds at Canberra Court for driving in Canberra Avenue while intoxicated on August 30. Police observed a sedan veering and nearly colliding with parked cars at 4 12 p m. Frederiksen admitted drinking at the Bunny Club. He pleaded guilty.

Harold Frederiksen Fyshwick F.C. P. Keane Canberra Court Canberra Avenue

Bail Forfeited For Indecent Lave Offence In Canberra

Anthony Hanson of Canzeway Mess Canberra forfeited £2 cash bail before Mr I Co BP. Keane SM yesterday for using indecent language on August 28 in Giles Street.

Anthony Hanson Canzeway Mess Canberra I. Co BP. Keane S.M Giles Street

Adjourned Hearing in Fail To Give Way Case

The case against James Barry Harpley for failing to give way to the right was adjourned. Witness John James MecAppian testified he drove a utility toward Jorrens Street and collided at Ballumbir Donaldson Patrick streets injuring Harpley and his son Christo her. The incident occurred near St Patrick's School with Harpley later hospitalised.

James Barry Harpley Schlich Street Yarralom Jla F. C. P. Keane S.M Canberra Court Harpley Cooyong Street Ballumbir Street John James MecAppian Jorrens Street Brad MecAppian St. Patrick’s School

Macmillan to meet people in West Midlands tour

Prime Minister Macmillan and Lady Dorothy will tour the West Midlands during holidays at month end. They will visit Wolverhampton Walsall Kidderminster Worcester Shrewsbury as part of a meet the people effort.

Macmillan Tondon Reuter West Midlands Dorothy Macmillan Wolverhampton Walsall Kidderminster Worcaster Shrewsbury

Comics And Films Blamed For Child Delinquency

Melbourne reports former Chief Stipendiary Magistrate Alec Hill blaming horror comics and cinema for juvenile crime. He criticizes greedy mothers and shop display practices, urges probation officers to be younger and suggests more clergymen serve as officers to better engage troubled youth.

Melbourne Alec Hill Hill Youngjstera Mr Hill Chiropractors Association

D.L.P Plans To Nominate 100 Candidates

The Labour Party will field 100 candidates in the Federal elections. Federal secretary Mr Kane announced the party opens its campaign at the Olympic Swimming Stadium in Melbourne on October 20. Senator George Cole will deliver the policy speech. A national insurance scheme is a key policy feature.

Monndlay Labour Party DLP Kane Olympic Melbourne George Cole D.L.P

Manufacturing Council Bodies Formed to Outline Work

Two committees have been formed to push on with aspects of the Manufacturing Industries Advisory Council. Deputy chairman A. M. Simpson announced one panel would define the council's work and the other examine industry financial and fiscal problems. Both will report at the next Canberra meeting on October 30.

Manufacturing Industries Advisory Council A. M. Simpson Canberra

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