Powerful Electric Motor
WASHINGTON Oct. 18—The General Electric Company has completed the world’s most powerful electric motor, whose 7000…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1943
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Claim on Railway Fatality at East Maitland
NEWCASTLE Tuesday — Before Mr. Justice Halse-Rogers and a jury of four in the Circuit Court to-day, Florence Muriel…
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We would like to recommend readers to secure a copy of important and interesting, books recently published. We refer to…
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Because of the ban on rail bookings, people scrambled wildly for seats on the Newcastle Flier on Monday…
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NEWCASTLE Wed. — Before Mr. Justice Halce-Rogers and a jury of four in the Circuit Court to-day, the case was continued…
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The world's most powerful electric motor has been completed by the General Electric Company. The motor develops 7000 horse-power—…
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SYDNEY Thursday—The Railway Department announces that future the booking of sleepers on trains withic the-State would…
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NEWCASTLE Thursday—From next Monday, the supplementally tramway service between Telford-street and the Newcastle…
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SYDNEY Thursday — No reduction in railway passenger [?]ares is likely said the Minister for Transport. Mr. O’ Sullivan in…
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The Commissioner for Main Roads (Mr Craig) visited Singleton yesterday in the course of duty and conferred with representatives of…
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SYDNEY Friday — The giant Lancaster bomber was flown under the Harbour Bridge by Flight-Lieut Peter…
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SYDNEY Friday— [?] Hallway Commissioner (Mr. Hartigan) stated that the proposed cut of more than 26 per cent. In coal…
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How the engine-driver of a train in Western Australia co-operated with the Volunteer Air Observers Corps in assisting two airmen when their plane was…
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SINGLETON Friday.—Mr. Craig, Commissioner of the Main Roads Department, and Mr. J. Mould, Divisional Engineer,…
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The giant Lancaster was flown under the Harbour Bridge by Flight.-Lieut. Peter Isaacson to-day. She is touring Australia in support of the Liberty…
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Mr. D. Craig, Commissioner for Main Roads, accompanied by Mr. J. H. Mould, Divisional Engineer, visited Stroud Shire on Tuesday and Dungog…
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SYDNEY Friday—Dame Enid Lyons, MP, the only woman member of the House of Representatives, had to scramble for a seat…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Road to Security. Rev. Alan Walker's Address at "Religion and Life" Conference
A great compliment was paid to Rev. Alan Walker, and also to the town of Cessnock when he was selected to…
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At a special general meeting of the Rover Motors Employees' Sick and Social Club it was unanimously decided to forego this year's annual dinner and…
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The railway authorities have announced that from Wednesday next greyhounds will be carried only on trains which have a…
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