More Raids On Railway Centres
LONDON Feb. 27.—Nearly 2000 American aircraft yesterday again attacked German rail communications while RAF Mosquitoes…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1945
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Tobacco Stolen From Railway
PARKES, Thursday—The police are investigating the theft of £300 worth of tobacco from a railway ran in the Parkes shunting…
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SCONE Thurs—The New England electorate council of the Country Party has carried a motion expressing its disapproval of…
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Compulsory retirement of railway officers at 60 is impossible at present, the Commissioner for Railways, Mr. Hartigan, has…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Art and Tram Collide
When a bakery [?] collided [?] tram in Mi[?] St Mere[?] this morning the drive cart Robald Mi[?] 29…
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There passed away, in the Scott Memorial Hospital, Scone, on 1st inst., Mrs. Enid Bridget Bridge, wife of Mr. Reginald Bridge, of…
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A military road which runs for two miles through the New Guinea jungle, glitters because the engineers unwittingly used gold…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Stroud Rd.-newcastle Motor Bus Service
Attention is drawn to the timetable of the new bus service from Stroud Road through Stroud to Booral and there linking with the…
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The disposal of surplus Army vehicles through ordinary trade channels was a safeguard against black market activities, Senator Ashley said…
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The NRMA continues to receive complaints from motorists of the presence on madways of broken glass, steel turnings and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Safety on the Roads Doing the Right THING(Issued by the Road Safety Council of New South Wales)
Police officers see many unique things that are not recorded in their note books. Perhaps i is a pity that some of the things they…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sold “Hot-dog” on Train and Fined
A man who took a “hot-dog” stand into a train and offered to sell his wares to passengers was fines £1, with 18/ costs, in…
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Thrown from his motor cycle yesterday afternoon when [?] struck a hole in the road near Heddon Great [?] Joseph…
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Falling on the back of a motor lorry last night, Cyril White, 35 of Greville-street, Beresfield, was run over by a traller and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Railway Staffs Status of Former Servicemen
In a special Federal court recently the Commissioner for Railways was fine don two charges Involving the re-instatement…
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Further proof of the clumsy nature of the petrol ration ticket issue was provided this week when a constant stream of…
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SINGLETON Mon.—The new train service commencing this morning at Singleton leaves at 10.55, not at 11.55, as previously…
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A later report gives the number of injured as air force personnel 35 and 18 civilians. Both trains were drawn by…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Eighteen civilians and about 25 RAAF personnel were injured when a city-bound train crashed head-on into a stationary air force train carrying 700 members of the Air Force at Clarendon station, between…
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Eighteen civilians and about 25 R.A.A.F. personnel were injured when a Sydney bound train crashed head-on into a…
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