Trams in Collision
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Two persons were injured when two trams collided at Mascot this morning. The accident happened…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
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Inquiry Into Loss of Motor Cruiser
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Two detective were to-day ordered to make a thorough investigation of all circumstances surrounding the…
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After undergoing extensive repairs, Yarrabong bridge was opened to traffic yesterday, Lower Hunter Shire engineer (Mr…
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Attention of Lower Hunter Shire Council was drawn to-day by Mr. J. A. Kealy, of Summer Hill, to the “dangerous” state of…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Police seized three motor cycles and a car, which they say had been stolen, following a 60 m.p.h. motor cycle…
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The New South Wales brunch of the Australian Railways Union has, decided to demand concessions similar to those…
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Mr. Campbell, on behalf of Bobs Farm residents appealed to the Council to improve the condition of the road. He said many thousands of pounds worth of…
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Replying to Lower Hunter Shire Council’s request for financial assistance to reconstruct a section of Louth Park Road, the Minister…
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Kearsley Shire Council having refused to Join It in a further deputation to We Minister Tor Works (Mr, Cahill) reparding the…
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The rider and a girl pillon rider escaped injury when a motor cycle was involved in a collision with a car, which was turning in…
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A SPOKESMAN for the Civil Aviation Department said this week that dozens of municipal council in various…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →To-day’s Leader: A Central Aerodrome Uno Will Discuss Russian Disarmament Proposal Way Clear For Full Debate On The Spanish Question
FLUSHING (New York), November 1.—Soviet disarmament proposals will be included in the agenda of the General Assembly. This was decided unanimously by the general committee on…
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The United States proposes to train 15,000 technicians in the next 10 years to help farmers fight soil erosion…
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In the Small Debts Court at Cessnock yesterday, before Mr. H. L. Sargeson, P.M., Annis Emil Birbara, dry cleaner, claimed £15/10/6 from Eric…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Alleged Theft of Tobacco Railway Emplopee Committed
At a sitting of Cessnock Policy Court yesterday, Clive Henderson was charged with stealing a carton of tobacco at West maitland on or about August 16…
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WASHINGTON (Associated Press).—A 40,000-miIe system of motor highways through the United States which would [?]…
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A tram-driver and five pasengers were injured last night when a double-set tram was derailed at the foot of Nelson Street, Annandale, ran…
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SINGLETON, Monday. — The Singleton Bicycle Club’s four mile road race, held on Maitland Road on Saturday afternoon,…
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LONDON Nov. 4.—The Archbishop of Canterbury, in a sermon at Cambridge University, expressed the opinion that the…
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"The road is not yet open for the organic or constitutional union of churches," declared the Bishop of Canterbury in a sermon at…
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