Summonses Served On Vic Officials In Melbourne
Summonses under the Crimes Act were served yesterday on George Arthur Doyle Victorian secretary and Michael James Donegan vigilance officer of the Ship Painters and Dockers Union. Informant David Howell Commonwealth investigation officer. Doyle engaged solicitor J Starus. Four summonses to Doyle. four to Donegan at Burns Street Richmond. Allegations include boycotts hindering transport of goods in trade with other countries related to May actions and the Glen Lyon and Dean Mazzell vessels. No immediate union-wide strikes expected. The Sydney council adjourned on the NZ black ban. Discussions to address raids and the wetersiders’ general secretary.
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Melbourne
George Arthur Doyle
Victorian
Michael James Donegan
Ship Painters and Dockers’ Union
Mr. Doyle
David Thomas Howell
Commonwealth Investigation
Doyle
J. Starus
Su Amons
Dosley
Halifax
Glen Lyon
Dean Mazzells
Davie
Lorimertreet
Ship Services Pty Ltd
New Zealand
Donegan
Burney Street
Richmond
Painters and Deckers
New Volunteer Waterside Union
Seamen's Union
N.Z
Sydney
Waterside Workers’ Federation Federal Council
Pesboures
Wetersiders
J. Healy
Conte Tu- Ay
Jury Deadlock Forces New Trial in Maguire Case
A hung jury in Maguire’s trial led Judge Matthews to discharge the panel and remand Maguire for the next sittings. Bail of £100 was set on his own recognizance as the court prepares for a subsequent verdict.
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Amit
Justice
Notics
Eines
Justice Matthews
Mal
Four Found Guilty in L A Ducking Rag Tragedy
In Los Angeles four of five accused pleads were found guilty in the ducking rag tragedy at a university initiation. The incident involved James Neill an 18 year old student who was thrown into the Torrens River while others sought to entertain seniors at the university.
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L.A
James ‘Neill
O-Tee University
Announ
Neill
Torrens
Andelgine University
Five Women Injured As Mosman Ferry Rams Wall
Five women were injured when the Mosman ferry Lady Denman rammed a circular quay wall. About 100 passengers were warned by a ferryman to brace for impact as the vessel struck. Edna Porter and Helena Hanrahan suffered fractures, while others received contusions and injuries. the engines failed to go astern and the ferry was only slightly damaged.
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Mosman Terry
Denman
Circular Quay
Wee Cotton
Bydney Hospital
Edna Porter
Mosman
Minnie Hail
Jin
Helena Hanrahan
Rose Hattrubin
Honor Daniel
Cremora
Queensland halts butter shipments to south
Queensland Butter Board stops butter exports to southern states to safeguard local winter supplies. An official rationing plan will begin in Sydney this winter. The Hamilton factory manager, Mr G Conmb, warned against hoarding and over purchase.
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Briabane
Queensland
Sydney
Queensland Bitter Board
Hamilton
G. Conmb
Partic
Police Chief Says Sheep Theft Not Found in Queensland
Queensland Police Commissioner Mr Smith declared there was no evidence of sheep stealing despite graziers complaints. He noted losses stem from bushfires and poor feed rather than theft. United Graziers Association officials praised investigations but questioned the absence of concrete proof, while roving patrols would continue as directed.
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Mr. Smith
Queensland
United Graziers’ Association
Ww. Gunn
Smith
Loc
Charleville
United Grassers Association
Yelarbon
G. Lestrang
Saturday Bank Hours Change Across Australia
A note indicates banks and loan services across Australia will operate on Saturdays from 9 30 am to 1 30 pm local time. The message clarifies present hours and timing for Saturday banking operations.
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Australia
Haan
Conspiracy to murder husband in Central Criminal Court case
Esme Marie Turner and Keith Farnsworth face charges of conspiring to kill Geoffrey Wallace Turner in a plan revealed by Crown Prosecutor C V Rooney KC. Turner’s wife aided the assault and assisted Farnsworth in actions to cover up the crime, including supplying a car key and turning the coat to prevent spillage. The court heard Turner was hospitalized after the attack and Farnsworth admitted striking him.
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C. V. Rooney
Central Criminal Court
Esme Marie Turner
Handbrook
Geoffrey Wallace Turner
Pagent Station-Minster
Hagel
Keith Edward Farnsworth
Harris Park
Mr. Rooney
Farnsworth
Turner
Rooney
Dance Crooner Awarded Farthing Damages at Law Suit
A jury awarded 1 farthing in damages to Jill Page 19 a dance band crooner who alleged her band leader Simone made a sexual advance and assaulted her. Her father pursued damages claiming rubbing in ear and kissing in a taxi. Judge Hilbery criticized the case noting rough theatre world. Bevin burial at Westminster Abbey discussed.
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Laure
Jill Page
Yes
Readen Bidney
Miss Page
Simone
Apple Hee
West Noa
Sestaurant
Hilbery
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Phere
Bevin
London
Attlee
Abbey
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Passy ‘Field
Sydney
Beatrice Webb
The
Caroline
Bevin to Be Reburied in Westminster Abbey
Prime Minister Attlee announced in the House of Commons that former Foreign Secretary Mr Bevin will be reburied in Westminster Abbey on June 8. The decision sets a formal state remembrance for the late British leader.
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Mr. Bevin
Abbey
London
Attlee
House of Commons
Bevin
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Man accused of cutting wife’s nose with razor in Melbourne court
Detective Holley told St Kilda Court that Kazimirs Pietrzak, 37, a New Australian, said he wanted to spoil his wife Elizabeth Pietrzak’s face after allegedly slashing her with a razor. Elizabeth denied marrying him to follow another love, recounting threats to kill or mutilate. The assault occurred on May 5 as she sat on a bed at their home in Williamstown migrant hostel where he forced her head and cut her face. He was committed for trial on a murder intent charge, pleading not guilty.
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Holley
St. Kilda
Germany
Australia
Kazimirs Pietrzak
Williamstown
Elizabeth Pietrzak
Lee
Rex Hamilton
Mx .Harris
C5.m
Hayes
Hollebone
Death sentences for four more Japanese confirmed
In Canberra, Prime Minister Menzies announced the government had confirmed death sentences for four Japanese naval officers and officers tied to the war program. One Japanese captain remained in custody as the government moved to immediate executions, while other sentences were commuted to lesser terms or long imprisonment.
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Pye
Mengiest
Shinohaura
Tania
Matus Teta
Menzies
Sakureda
Belfast police search royal procession route
Belfast police searched buildings along the royal procession route to prevent attacks during the Queen and Princess Margaret visit. King George is ill and confined to his room. police will patrol key points and search guards and potential hiding spots before the procession begins.
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Belfast
Elizabeth
Margaret
George
Cabaret shooting court remands two women on murder charge
Two women appeared before court on murder charges tied to a cabaret shooting that killed Lee. They were remanded on 400 bail as police warn of possible further violence and link the suspects to their husbands and night club associates.
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Polthat
Hayes
Roach
Hodehaid
Hamilton
Lee
Iran to compensate Anglo-Iranian Oil claim
Iran agrees to compensate losses from oil nationalisation and to set aside up to 25 percent of net profits for a banker’s fee. A temporary three-man board will administer the Iranian National Oil Company under Joint Oil Board supervision. Buyers will be notified within a month of product deliveries. British correspondents Delmer and Nicholson expelled after alleged insults and distorted reporting.
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GAL
Joint Oil Board
Iran
Kharistan
Daily Express
Sefton Delmer
Capdee
Persia
Delmer
Reiner
Nicholson
Enemies Hurl Counter Attacks At U N Troops
TOKIO AAP Reuters reports Chinese Communist rear guards resisted United Nations forces advancing through mud on the Korean front. The Eighth Army said enemy counter attacks stalled three drives north of Yongpyong Hwachon and near the reservoir amid communications disruption in North Korea.
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Allied Unite
Iron Triangle
Ke Eighth Army
Kor
Yongpyong
Hwa Chon
Infe
Government Blamed for Potato Position
SERISBANE The queens and Shopkeepers Association argue the potato supply and price policy rests with the Government. They claim the State seeks low living costs, but housewives will pay more to avoid shortages, even at risk of the black market. Prices Minister says no need to panic as 30,000 bags will reach Brisbane by Saturday. The Potato Board sought price hikes for growers and consumers, while rival states may worsen prices.
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Queensand
Australia
Navonel Connell’ of Women
Strang
Queensland
New South Wales
Misgoner
Pullagar
Brisbane
Potato Board
Electric Staff for Hendon Toolburra Section
Brisbane report notes the Acting Minister for Transport Mr Foley announced the Railway Department plans electric staff working on the Hendon Toolburra section with £1559 authorised by the Executive Council. He added automatic operators at Toolwarra would aid in managing trains and reduce operating costs.
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T. A. Foley
Railway Department
Hendon-Toolburra
Executive Council
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