Death Of Railway Engineer
SYDNEY, Monday. — Major-General A. C. Fewtrell (65), died in the Royal North Shore Hospital today after an illness…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1950
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Northern Train Services
Minister for Transport ([?] Gheahan) has advised Newcastle City Council that electrification of the Newcastle…
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A motor-cyclist was fined £3 in default ten days' Imprisonment at Cessnock Court this morning for having ridden a motor-cycle…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Attempts are now being made to extend the Victorian railway strike on a nation-wide basis…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — Train and bus revenue had increased by £27,247 in the seven days ended an Sunday the first week…
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Speaking in the Legislative Assembly on contributions to country main roads from restoration of tax on motor vehicles,…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.—No. 3 Squadron of the R.A.A.F., equipped with Mustangs, will begin tropical exercises in the…
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Good news for Warkworth and Jerry's Plains folk is contained in a letter just received from the Director of Transport and Highways (Mr. R. Winsor) by the Singleton and District Chamber of Commerce…
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As a contribution to the Australian. Road Safety Council's "Life is so Precious" campaign, the C.O.R. Ltd. has decided to…
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Major-General A. C. Fewtrell (65), died in the Royal North Shore Hospital on Monday after an illness extending for some months. He was…
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The Maitland sub-branch of the Australian Railways Union has, for the past three years, been trying to get the Railway…
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In his report to the first annual meeting of the Maitland District Motor Cycle Club, the secretary stated that seven social runs and…
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MELBOURNE, Wed.— Hopes for an early settlement of the Victorian railway strike are fading, and fears are growing that…
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The Bill to restore motor vehicle taxation to the rates existing prior to the reduction in 1942, because of petrol…
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LONDON. Oct. 19. — “Flying saucers” have apparently given way to “flying apples.” The “Daily Express” to-day…
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SINGWITON, Friday. — The Director of Transport and Highways (Mr. R.Winsor) has notified Singleton Chamber of Commerce…
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COULSOON AND PURLED (Surrey); Classes to teach dogs road sense Is the bright idea of Mr. R. G. Moore, road safety…
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The Leader of the Country (Mr. M. F. Bruxner) said in the Legislative Assembly that he thoroughly approved of the…
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LONDON, October 23.—A special force led by American tonks in racing northwards in .North Korea to capture a prison train in which the Reds are trying to take 180 American survivors of a massacre to red china,…
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William Shakespeare Buttered severe head injured when he fell from a motor cycle on Saturday, night…
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