Below also see: Carl Wilhelmson, 1950

 

The Sydney Morning Herald, Fri 6 Jun 1924 ¹

LAW NOTICES.
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Friday, June 6.
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QUARTER SESSIONS.

    Carl William [aka Wilhelm] Walfred Walhelmson [aka Wilhelmson], indecency; Walter Gillett, breaking, entering, and stealing; Thomas Henry Hopkins and Robert Bailey, breaking, entering, and stealing.

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The Daily Telegraph, Sat 7 Jun 1924 ²

CRIMINAL.
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(Before Judge White.)

    Crown Prosecutor: Mr LJ McKean.
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INDECENT CONDUCT.

    Carl Wilhelm Walfred Walhelmson pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent exposure at Sydney on May 2, and was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment.

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The Sydney Morning Herald, Sat 7 Jun 1924 ³

QUARTER SESSIONS.
(Before Judge White.)

    Crown Prosecutor, Mr LJ McKean.
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INDECENCY.

    Carl Wilhelm Walfred Walhelmson pleaded guilty to a charge of indecent exposure at Sydney on May 2, and was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment with hard labour.

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Carl William Walfred Walhelmson, Gaol photo sheet ⁴

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Gaol Photo Sheet - Transcribed Details

No. 20174

Date when Portrait was taken: 7-6-1924

Name: Carl William Walfred Walhelmson

Native place: Finland Year of birth: 20-10-1891 Arrived       Ship: George A Billing in Colony }   Year: 1916 Trade or occupation previous to conviction  } Laborer Religion: C of E Education, degree of: R & W 7 Height: 5' 9" Weight     On committal: 173 in lbs     } On discharge: Colour of hair: Brown Colour of eyes: Blue

Marks or special features: Sailing ship above 2 high horses above clasped hands above girls head outside left forearm scar on middle toe of right foot

(No. of previous Portrait ... )  CONVICTIONS
Where and When				Offence.	Sentence
Sydney Q.S	6	6	1924	Indecent exposure	6 months H.L.

 

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Carl Wilhelmson, 1950

The Sydney Morning Herald, Wed 28 Jun 1950 ⁵

£1,256 AWARD TO
RIGGER
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    Judge Rainbow, in the Worker’s Compensation Court yesterday, by consent, granted compensation of £1,000, plus £256 already paid, to Carl Wilhelmson, a rigger, 58, of Ormond Street, Paddington, for permanent partial incapacity for work.

    Wilhelmson, employed by DH Berghouse Ltd, machine merchants, of Ultimo, was crushed by a four-ton locomotive on August 4, 1948, and suffered seven fractures, including fracture of a leg, arm, and pelvis. He could not continue in his employment.