Tram and Bus Men Want Ward Reinstated
SYDNEY, Wed.—The Tramway and Omnibus Employees' Union to-day unanimously carried a recommendation that Mr. Ward be…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1943
345 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 10 of 18
Disgusting! Coffs Railway Ref. Premises Inspector's Strong Report
The Health Inspector (Mr. N. Fitzpatrick) reported very strongly and in denite terms to the monthly Shire Council meeting regarding disgusting…
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STOCKHOLM, Thues.—Airlines officials arriving from Berlin, say the R.A.F.. raid on Monday completely put out of action the great…
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The story of the Pitt street horse line, which was the first tramway in Sydney, was the subject of a paper contributed by Mr. R. F. Wyhe to the…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.—Donald Maxwell MacFarlane, 15, of Albert Park, who overbalanced in a train doorway through…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—An Allied soldier fell from one train on to the path of another to meet his death early to-day. The body was…
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NEW YORK. Mon.—At least 25 were killed and 75 to 100 injured when the New York-Buffalo express struck a freight locomotive…
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Speaking to members of the Copmanhurst Shire Council yesterday afternoon, Mr. D. Craig, Commissioner for Road Transport, said that, with…
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PHILADELPHIA, Mon.—One hundred and fifty persons were reported killed and 90 injured when the Congressional limited…
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PHILADELPHIA, Wed.—The last crumpled coach of the Congressional Limited was cracked open yesterday by rescuers…
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Mr. D. Craig, Commissioner for Main Roads, attended the meeting of the Harwood Shire Council yesterday morning and was welcomed by the president…
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An N.R.M.A. deputation to the N.S.W. Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan) urging a further reduction in State motor vehicle taxation…
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An N.R.M.A. deputation to the N.S.W. Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan) urging a further reduction in State motor vehicle taxation…
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At the Coff's Harbor Police Court on Wednesday morning last before Messrs. Jas Sawyer and F. C. Everingham, J's.P., Barney…
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BRISBANE, Fri.—When a petrol truck collided with a tram near the scene of Monday's tragic accident on the Beaudesert road…
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The Mayor, Aid. J. C. Lane, presided over the meeting of the South Grafton Municipal Council last night, when there were also present: Aids. T. H. Morris,…
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PHILADELPHIA, Sun.—The American Associated Press states that a fire lasting four hours at Pennsylvania railroads' Broad…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Russians Take Important Road Centre: Novorossisk Falls
LONDON, Thurs.—A special Soviet communique announced the capture of the town of Novogorad-Seversky. This town is half-way between Bryansk and Nyejin, and 80 miles south-cast from Gomel, on the Konotop-Gomel railway. It is an important road…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Progress in Push Against Naples: Allies Control Roads Leading to City
LONDON, Tues.—The Eighth Army continues to advance with only light enemy opposition. In the Salerno-Agropoli sector the Fifth Army made progress and has taken Eboli, 15 miles from the coast…
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SYDNEY. Tuesday.—Motor vehicles registered in New South Wales at the beginning of September totalled 272,015,…
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