Weekend Accidents
Leonard Schipansk[?] of 2[?]8 Piper St., [?] with a cyclist in Wills Street on Saturday afternoon. The Cyclist received treatment at the Hospital…
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Accidents, 1949
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Accident Cases
Accident cases treated today were:—H. T. Hawkins, an employee of Hutchcrson Bros.; treated for a bruised left elbow. L…
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H. T. Hawkins, an employee of Hutcherson Bros., suffered a bruised left [?]lbow yesterday. L. P. Hamilton, of 344 Eyre Street…
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A verdict of accidental death was returned by the jury last night at the inquest into the circumstances of the death of Pietro Giobbi and Guiseppe Caropellotti. Death was due to injuries received in a fall of timber and mullock at the North…
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The inquest into the North Mine double fatality, in which two miners, Guiseppe Caropellotti ' and Pietro Giobbi, were killed on February 24, ended last night with a finding of "accidental death'' by…
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A. K. Brown (Zinc) was treated at the Hospital yesterday and then taken home to 653 Chapple Street, suffering from lacerations to the back of the…
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London, April 13.—A former marine frogman, Gordon Marriott. 27, lost his life in a subterranean river in the famous Somerset caves…
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Sydney.—Three school girls told Port Kembla police today that they had seen a youth go, under a wave at Port Kembla beach,…
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Sydney, April 13.—More people were killed on open country roads than in built up areas, the Acting Superintendent of Traffic, Mr. W. R. Lawrence, said…
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F. Harris, of 539 Beryl Street, was treated for a bruised finger of the right hand, suffered at the Zinc Corporation. R. Theodorou (Zinc) was treated at…
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Several employees of the North Mine were injured yesterday. They included A. L. Andrews. 175 Williams Street. J Francisco. 683 Blende street. foreign…
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In street accidents on Thursday two men were slightly injured. John Jenkins; of 158 Williams Street, suffered head injuries when…
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Manila, April 19.—Radio Corporation of an American marine station today picked up an S.O.S. saying that a British and an American freighter had…
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Sydney.—Two members of the crew of the Swedish motor vessel, Kookaburra, were severely burnt when a fire swept through the…
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Sydney.—A 14-year-old schoolboy, Albert Thomas Myton, was accidentally, shot through the right lung at Honeymoon Bay, Jervis…
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Frank Thomas Fels was reported from the Hospital last night to be satisfactory. On Monday Fels was sitting on the…
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John E. John[?] who was killed in a motor smash at Bathurst on Sunday, was a former local resident. He lived [?] about 24 years ago and was the son of…
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Keith Fritsch of 86 Wickes Street, a miner at the North Mine, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for the injured forefinger of the left hand…
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Sydney. April 20.—The wife and family of a man who was killed in a road accident in August. 1947 were today awarded £5,025 16/5 damages. They are…
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Sydney.—One man was killed and another seriously injured when a utility truck crashed through a road safety fence and dropped 110…
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