Still Unsettled Melbourne Tram Strike
MELBOURNE, Sunday: The Melbourne tramway strike today, ended its fourth day, without signs of a settlement…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1950
1,532 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 13 of 77
Two More Killed Motor Cycle Again
ORANGE, Sunday: The death roll from week end accidents on the Mitchell Highway, between Orange and Bathurst, reached three this afternoon…
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There was an excellent roll up of old and new players at Loco Oval yesterday, in preparation for the coming season. Last year's captain-coach,…
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When a motorist tried to pass a flock of sheep on the Mitchell Highway, about three miles from Orange yesterday afternoon, be crossed the…
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The bi-monthly bridge party way held in Red Cross House on Thursday last, and proved a very successful afternoon under the supervision…
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George Buny [?] of Taree, was killed tonight when struck by the North Coast Mail about 25 miles from Wauchope…
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Pleading guilty at Bathurst Court, yesterday to a charge of having ridden a motor cycle in Durham Street on Friday night, last. Horace Sydney…
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MELBOURNE, Monday: An important move in the Melbourne tram strike tool place this afternoon. The Melbourne Tramway Board at…
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A wan who tried to get into the bar of the Railway Refreshment Room at Orange Station on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Triangular Road Accident at Hartley
One of three vehicles involved in an unusual accident on a steep grade of the Great Western Highway last night, a utility lorry was so extensively damaged that repairs will probably amount to more than £200…
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Coroner D. M. Cregan will begin an enquiry to-morrow into the tragic road death last month of Mrs. Elsie Grace Parish, of the Maitland…
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An eye witness of the fatal Dunkeld Bridge truck smash on Sunday in which one man lost his life and the other was seriously injured, estimated…
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MELBOURNE, This Afternoon.-- A conference will be held before the Chief Industrial Court Judge, Mr. Justice Kelly, to-morrow in an…
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LONDON, Tuesday—Telling union leaden that heavy railway losses, ruled out concessions, the Railway Executive has rejected…
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A campaign against reckless motor cyclist by Orange police is being intensified as a result of the…
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MONTICELLO (Maine), Wednesday .—Two children were killed and 11 injured when a goods train crashed into a school…
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The Coolah Shire engineer, Mr. G. J. Cliff, and his two assistants, Messrs. G. F. O'Rourke and Vin Brassil, were involved in a motor…
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ELECTRIFICATION PLANS SYDNEY, Wednesday: Tho NSW Railways Commissioner (Mr. Garside) said in Newcastle today that work will start on electrifying the main…
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Members of the family of Robert Cummings, 18, of 170 Anson Street. who who was fatuity injured in a motor cycle accident at the…
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A Coonabarabran motor mechanic yesteray went to the rescue of of a stranded rail motor. The Dubbo-Gwabigah motor train…
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