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Murray · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1944

591 stories in Murray's papers · page 22 of 30

More Child Victims of Road Accidents

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 14 September 1944 · page 3

Although there was a substantial reduction in the number of persons killed and injured in road accidents last year, the figures for…

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Threatened Tram Strike May Be Averted MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 September 1944 · page 5

As the result of a conference today between officials of the Manpower Directorate and the Tramways Union, there are hopes that the threatened strike of…

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Beat Thief-proof Ticket Device Railway Clerk Bound Over SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 September 1944 · page 6

At Newtown Police Court today Railway Director A. H. Whittakers said that a clerk, Kenneth Edward McKenzie, aged 32, of Dutwich Hill, had perfected…

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Maintain Both on Correct Side Of Road

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 September 1944 · page 4

Both witnesses for the defence and witnesses for the prosecution maintained in the Wodonga court yesterday that the cars in which they had…

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Serious Railway Smash in United States

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 15 September 1944 · page 2

NEW YORK, Thursday: At least 20 were killed and 60 injured, mostly soldiers, when a fast moving train, the Dixie Flier, crashed into a…

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Australian Motor Cars

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 15 September 1944 · page 4

CANBERRA, Tuesday: The Federal Government will set up a corporation to manufacture a complete motor car in Australia, if satisfactory…

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Motor Car Manufacture MR CURTlN Wants to See Agreement with A.C.I. CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 September 1944 · page 6

The Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) tonight again inviled Mr W. J. Smith. of Australian Consolidated Industries Ltd, to produce an agreement relating…

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Racing Dogs Can Travel By Train Intra-State SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 5

Rating greyhounds may now be carried [?] by rail. However, a compare [?] on interstate [?] is still in force. Announcing this today, the Railways…

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More Child Victims of Road Accidents 47 KILLED, 744 Injured in Year Sydney

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 1

Although, there was substantial reduction in the number of persons killed and injured in road accidents last year, the figures for children…

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More Men Needed for Trams and Bu[?] Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 September 1944 · page 1

Five bundled more men were needed to relieve manpower shortage on trams and buses and the release of 30 was inadequate, the Federal…

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May Relax Road Transport Ban Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 21 September 1944 · page 1

The Minister for Transport (Mr. Ward) told Mr Langtry (Lab. NSW) in the House of Representatives today that he would consider relaxing the…

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Tram and Bus Services

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 21 September 1944 · page 2

State tram and bus services in Sydney and Newcastle carried 341 millions more passengers in 1943-44 than in 1942-43, but earned £25,823…

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Pilfering from Railways

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 21 September 1944 · page 3

The extent of the increase in thieving from the railways was brought before the public gaze the other day by cases before the court…

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Railwayman Acquitted; Deaths Of Soldiers ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 21 September 1944 · page 5

A jury in the Criminal Court today acquitted two of three railwaymen who were charged with manslaughter arising out of a collision at Copley…

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Bridge Repair Is Urgent Matter MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 4

Bridge repair was probably the most[?] of CRB plans for post-war [?] the chairman (Mr L. F.[?] Although they were [?]…

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Road to Serfdom Challenge to Liberals

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 6

Professor Hayek’s “Road to Serfdom” should be lead at least by everybody who is not a convert by conviction to Marxism. Even the…

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Last Minute News Battle For Bridge Described LONDON, September 21

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 2

Describing the capture of the bridge at Nijmegen the NBC correspondent at Brussels says; “The bridge -was captured” yesterday evening. The fact…

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Road Transport of Wool Government May Consider Lifting Ban Canberra

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 3

The Transport Minister (Mr. Ward) told Mr. Langtry (Lab., N.S.W.) in the House of Representatives yesterday, that he would consider relaxing…

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Vital Bridge Over The Waal River Captured Intact After Days of Heavy Fighting Base Of Allied Salient Widened LONDON, September 21

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 1

After days of heavy fighting the vital road bridge the River Waal at Nijmegen has been captured intact by troops of the British Second Army. In this area Allied land and air-borne forces have been linked up, and…

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Victorian Railways Apprentices Wanted

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 22 September 1944 · page 1

In to-day's advertising columns, the Victorian Railways Commissioners invite applications for apprentices to fill 73, vacancies in the trades of…

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