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Fines and convictions for driving under influence in Canberra notices
Police reported a series of driving under the influence cases at Canberra courts. Fines of £20 were imposed on several defendants including Minios Tymoszewics and James Patrick O'Brien for failing to stop after erratic riding and for intoxicated driving. Other defendants, such as Peter John Withers and Joseph William Lennon, faced similar penalties after admitting alcohol use and questionable control of motorcycles or cars. Wladislaw Szymczyk regained his licence after a prior DUI, while Clifford Thomas Healy received a 30 shillings fine for failing to dip headlights.
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Minios Tymoszewics
Coolabah Crescent
Donaldson Street
Tymoszewics
Girrahween Street
F.C. P. Keane
Peter John Withers
Bullside
Canberra
Civic
State Circle
Withers
James Patrick O'Brien
Wills Street
Gmth
Kingston
Joseph William
Lennon
Berrigan Crescent
O'Connor
Greenway Street
Wladislaw Szymcsyk
Westlake
Nardoo Crescent
Szymczyk
Clifford Thomas Healy
Kingston Guest House
Healy Grove
Canberra Avenue
Sydney Paper To Show Cause For Contempt
The Supreme Court granted an order returnable October 2 to show cause why the Sydney Daily Mirror should not be held in contempt for publishing a Melbourne man charged with an unlicensed pistol. The Solicitor-General, Jae H. Snelling, argued the piece risked prejudicing a magistrate and publicising a defendant’s bad record at a preliminary stage, challenging a fundamental legal principle. Maxwell Powell atence remanded. the article linked a notorious Melbourne criminal and Darcy Mt. as a known figure.
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Eds
Supreme Court
Jae H. Snelling
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Daily Mirror
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Maidentually
Snelling
Four Die In Madrid Area Bus Crash
Four people were killed and about fifty injured when a bus plunged into a ravine near Cuenca about 80 miles north of Madrid yesterday. Eleven of the wounded are listed as serious.
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