326 Die in U.s. Air Accidents
WASHINGTON, Fri.: The United States Aeronautics Board reported today that 326 persons were killed and one seriously hurt in 114 air…
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Two Accidents in 20 Minutes
Two accidents occurred in Young st. yesterday afternoon within 20 minutes of each other. First resulted in slight damage to…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Three persons were drowned in NSW during the weekend. They were s fisherman at Shell…
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A railway employe was seriously injured when he was struck by a taxi-cab at the corner of Young and Wilson sts…
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A 35-year-old man was thrown to the roadway in Smollett street when a panel van and the taxi he hired collided late yesterday…
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NEW FORK, Mon.: An oil tanker and an oil barge collided and caught fire in the Delaware River last night…
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MELBOURNE, Mon.: Hopes of finding alive 70-year-old Miss Margaret Clement of Tullaree Station (“The Lady of the Swamp”) faded when searchers had to abandon their hunt at dusk today without finding any…
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WILMINGTON (Delaware), Tues.: The third tanker collision in 1 days in the port of Philadelphia yesterday sent the…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs.: A Supreme Court jury today awarded £4220 damages to a young motor cyclist who said that the injuries he received in a road accident in October, 1949, ended his hopes of becoming Victorian…
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MELBOURNE, Fri.: Three people were killed and 30 injured—some seriously—in road accidents in the metropolitan…
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BRISBANE, Sun.: Two men are believed drowned in a fishing tragedy at Moreton Bay during the weekend…
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MELBOURNE, Sun.: A 17-year-old footballer collapsed and died after colliding with another player…
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ADELAIDE. Sun.: The bodies of two people who were drowned when their motor car was swept away by flood water on the main…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday: Two people, were killed in road accidents during the week-end. RICHARD JOHN ANDERSON,…
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ON Roads that were virtual quagmires over long stretches and in heavy rain that reduced visibility to a few feet the Hay District Ambulance made a hazardous trip of more than 200 miles on Sunday to bring to Hay…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: Miss Ursla May Eitzen, of Reynella, South Australia, former Matron of Wentworth Hospital (S.A.),…
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Albury Coroner (Mr. A. J. Kendall) returned a verdict of accidental death at the inquest yesterday into the death of Raymond Francis Middleton, 21, single, of Mt. Beauty (Vic.) , who died from the effects of injuries…
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Speeding and liquor were responsible for the majority of accidents in the Albury district, Police Inspector W. R. McGuiness said last night. He was commenting on a…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs.: Lorraine Probert, 16, of Ivy st. Prahran had died accidentally when she fell through a glass roof trying…
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A motor-cyclist was admitted to Albury Hospital following a fall from his cycle yesterday afternoon. He was C. McGrath, of 300…
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