Branxton-Dalwood Road to be sealed when funds available
Patrick Plains Shire Council decided yesterday that it would tar seal the Shire section of the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1953
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Special Train for Sydney Race [?] Big Crowd Expected For Local Meeting
A special train has ben booked to carry race fans from Sydney and in between stations to the Cessnock race meeting to be held in aid of the Police Boys's Club on September 9…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Politics and the Railways Labour Policies Condemned
Mr. G. R. Crawford (C.P., Barwon) declared in the Legislative Assembly that if politics could be divorced from the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Railway Strike: Supports Arbitration Only For Own Ends
Salary division members of the South Maitland Railways Pty. Ltd. are determined to stay out on strike until the employers revert to the pay system operating prior to July 25…
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All coal trains ceased running on the South Maitland late yesterday afternoon, and passenger trains stopped…
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Maitland police have started to check the engine and chassis numbers of vehicles due for registration, it was…
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There is magic in the highspeed performance of a machine, recently introduced at the New South Wales…
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SINGLETON: In a minute, to Patrick Plains’ Shire Council, the president (Cr. A. C. Marshall) expressed concern…
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The safety record of the New South Wales Railways is one of the best in the world, the Commissioner for Railways (Mr. R. Winsor) said last week…
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A big crowd of East Maitland people forced on extra trip by the Morpeth train last night after the planned dosing of the line. Nearly 400 East Maitland and…
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A motor cyclist was warrener by Mr. A. S. .McDonald,’ S.M., this morning that-lf he received many more convictions he…
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RAYMOND TERRACE: At a further conference of representatives of the Lower Hunter and Port Stephens Shire…
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The safely record of the New South Wales Railways, is one of the best in the world, the Commissioner for…
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Over forty entries have been received for next Saturday's annual Muswellbrook Aberdeen road race.0…
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Alfred Lindsay Vickers, of Mount View, was fined £10 at the Cessnock Court this morning for having driven a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Railway Employees Reject Industrial Court Recommendation
Striking South Maitland railway employees this morning rejected on industrial Court recommendation made yesterday that they should return to work. The employees reaffirmed a…
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The last trip of the Morpeth train on Sunday night was probably the rowdiest in the history of the service, which began in May, 1870. Passengers who packed the…
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The safety record of the New South Wales Railways, is one of the best in the world, the Commissioner for Railways, Mr. R. Winsor, said this week…
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WHEN the last shot had been fired before the present truce in Korea the United Nations Commander, General Mark Clark, said: “It is good to have the bloodshed end, but the long and difficult…
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PARIS: Marshal Alphonse Join, commander-in-chief of the Allied forces In Central Europe, said yesterday he…
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