Railway Permits for Interstate Travel
The Commissioner for Railways, Mr. Hartigan, says he has noticed in a number of country newspapers a paragraph stating that, between…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Allies Shell Axis Motor Convoy
LONDON Dec. 14 — Allied forces yesterday shelled and broke up a small enemy motor convoy north-east of Medjaz…
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CESSNOCK Tuesday.—William James King. was charged. at Cessnock police, court to-day before Mr. G. J. Johnstone,…
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William James King, known as Les King, was charged at Cessnock Police Court this morning, before Mr. C. G…
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An unusual “swag” was found in the possession of a young man detained by the West Maitland police under the National Security…
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Figures relating to business transacted at the local railway station during November disclose that the large volume of business which has…
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PRETORIA Sat. 18—An un-named captured German parachutist who participated in the invasion of Crete, gave evidence…
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The Commissioner for Railways, Mr. Hartigan, says he has noticed in a number of country newspapers a paragraph stating that, between December 1 and…
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LONDON Dec. 16—Sawdust motor fuel will shortly be available for producer-gas-equipment in Britain…
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Ald. S. Gr. Adams suggested at Wednesday's meeting of the council that steps be taken to tighten up the control of traffic in the town, by…
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The Commissioner for Railways, Mr. Hartigan, says he has noticed in a number of country newspapers a paragraph stating that, between…
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NEWCASTLE Friday.—In the Police Court to-day William Learmonth Millar (25), metal worker, was charged with breaking into…
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Railway detectives believe that a thieves market exists for stolen clothing. Thefts of suitcases from city and country railway stations…
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Rover Motors Employees' Sick and Social Benefit Society held their annual dinner at Plumb's cafe last night…
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MURWILLUMBAH Sat.— wish to hell i couldn't swim," is the statement allegedly- made by Helen June Toomey,-17, of Oatley…
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British A.T.S. girls here now taken up army fire-fighting duties. At a recent fire-[?] demonstration in London, they showed themselves complete [?] of any situation, handling heavy hoses and equipment with confident ability —[?] of information Picture…
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SYDNEY Monday.—A threat of s a one-day strike . to discuss holiday issues was made at a made meeting of list on railwayman…
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MUSWELLBROOK Monday.— Clifford John Dosser, Keith Dennis Tinsey and Sydney George Weigand all of whom have served in the…
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SYDNEY Monday —The Railway Commissioner Mr, Hartigan appeals to train travellers to lender the exact fare for journey The…
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The well-known footballer, Leon Quinlivan, was one of five persons injured in a collision between a fire engine and a tram in Botany Road…
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