Big Aerodrome Programme
The Washington correspondent of the "New York Times" learns that approximately 6000 airfields and airports, ranging from "L" shaped…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1944
965 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 15 of 49
Lights on Harbour Bridge
SYDNEY Thursday.— For the first time since the brown-out was lifted the Sydney Harbour Bridge lights were turned [?] on…
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It was announced at Kearsley Council meeting on Tuesday night that a trader, costing £988/5/8. has been made available by the Department of Main…
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Sydney Harbor Bridge was fully lighted up last night. The lights had been dimmed for more than two years…
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NEWCASTLE Thursday.— Missing a hand-hold as he passed along the footboard collecting fares, Victor Thorsby, 37, fell to…
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LONDON April 5.—It was announced by Algiers radio that Flying Fortresses and Liberators, escorted by strong forces of…
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Famous Red Guards Cavalry and tank spearheads of the Third Ukrainian Army have captured the vital rail port at Rasyelnaya, 35 miles west-north-west from Odessa, on the…
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SYDNEY Sat. — David Hegarty, 1[?] of Stanmore, while travelling in a train between Allawah and Hurstville, was struck…
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LONDON April 7 — The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of War Transport, Mr. Noel Baker, in a…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—When he went to the aid of a soldier, who has one leg, in a train just before it stopped at Auburn…
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SYDNEY Tuesday.—Swept off crowded trams yesterday, a mail and youth were severely injured Harry Thornton, 25, of…
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NEWCASTLE Tues.—Frederick Harold Davies (37), soldier, fined, in the Police Court today, £6 or 12 days for stealing…
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The engineer, Mr. W. R. Lindsay, reported to Tarro Shire Council today that formation work on the lower end of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Brooklyn Tragedy Inquest Continues Train Hit 'Bus at 40 M.p.h
John Sponberg, giving evidence today at the inquest into the Brooklyn smash, said that at the time the Kempsey Mail, which…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—When two trams carrying workers to the city collided at the intersection of two streets at Coogee…
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MELBOURNE Thursday — New York reports that Lieuters General Alexander Archer dergriet Commandant of…
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SYDNEY Thurs.—The Minister for Transport, Mr O’SuIIivan, said to-day that steps would be taken to prevent overcrowding in…
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SYDNEY Thursday —A conclusion of the inquest yesterday afternoon on the [?] 16 people in the Brooklyn…
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SYDNEY Friday—Commenting on the cabled statement from Britain that the total number of people killed and injured on roads…
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Commenting on the cabled statement from Britain that the total number of people killed and injured on roads in the old country since the…
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