Stanley Herbert TRUEMAN [5436]

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The Corowa Free Press (NSW : 1875 - 1954) Tue 23 Jan 1945 Page 2 DRUNK ON SUNDAY
DRUNK ON SUNDAY
At the Corowa Police. Court yesterday morning, Stanley Herbert Trueman, 64, labourer, appeared on a charge of having been drunk in Albury road on Sunday. He pleaded not guilty. Constable D.N. Naish stated that on Sunday, afternoon as a result of a complaint, he visited the Empire Hotel Wahgunyah as the licensee had complained that defendant had been demanding drink and would not go away. At about 4.30 p.m. he saw defendant sitting'on a seat outside the Newmarket Hotel. He denied that he had been going to the hotels demanding drink and food: also that he had been at Wahgunyah. He was drunk and smelt strongly or wine.

Mr. B.J. Rodgers. J.P;. convicted defendant, who only returned from Goulburn gaol that week after serving six months for vagrancy, and whose list of convictions is nearing the 100 mark. He was fined £1 or 48 hours.

The Corowa Free Press (NSW : 1875 - 1954) Fri 4 Oct 1946 Page 3 COROWA POLICE COURT
COROWA POLICE COURT:
At, the Corowa, Police Court on Tuesday last,before Messrs. J. P. Leahy and B. J. Rodgers. J's.P., Stanley-. Herbert Trueman, 65, laborer, was sentenced to six months hard labor, at Goulburn gaol after being found guilty of having insufficient lawful means of support, he having been arrested after being warned not to beg in the street