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Murray · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1945

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Damage to Roads by Army Vehicles Wodonga Council Will Not Accept Settlement Offer

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 November 1945 · page 2

Treasury approval has been given to the payment of an amount not exceeding £100 in full settlement of Army liability for damage caused by…

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Sale of Motor Tubes

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 8 November 1945 · page 3

The removal of the restrictions on the purchase and sale of all motor tubes, whether new or second hand is announced by the…

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Pilfering From Railways on Immense Scale SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 November 1945 · page 1

Pilfering on the railways has reached gigantic proportions and, according to a railway detective, £187,000 was paid by the Railways…

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Hay Aerodrome Special Report by Mayor and Shire President

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 9 November 1945 · page 4

THE Hay aerodrome is again becoming the subject of much interest by the local Councils, and a special report on the landing…

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Why Train Does Not Stop

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 November 1945 · page 2

The object of the Riverina express is to provide a fast service to principal towns on the main southern line and if it stopped at smaller stations the…

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Progressive Road Polosy Conarge Council’s Decisions

The Pastoral Times · Friday 9 November 1945 · page 1

Setting out a definite policy for the improvement of its roads Conargo Shire Council yesterday decided to seek authority to borrow £10,000 for expenditure on plant and roads Tenders were received for a power…

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Sympathy Strike by Railwaymen Support For Adelaide Tramwaymen ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 November 1945 · page 1

There is still no prospect of a settlement of the Adelaide tramway strike. A compulsory conference today…

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30 Hurt in Train Accident LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 November 1945 · page 3

Over 30 persons were in in red when a London-bound train from the west of England crashed into the [?]ear of another train near Woking Several…

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No Sign of Ending Tram Strike In Adelaide ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 November 1945 · page 2

Adelaide tramways strike, which has resulted in chaotic transport conditions throughout the metropolitan area for 12 successive days and…

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Adelaide Without Transport No Settlement of Tram Strike ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 13 November 1945 · page 3

With the breakdown of the compulsory conference on the tramways strike, which was called this morning by Judge…

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Road Toll Mounting SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 14 November 1945 · page 6

A vigorous drive to combat road accidents will be launched this week by the Road Safely Council, and it will be continued over the Christmas…

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Adelaide Tram Strike Ends ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 14 November 1945 · page 6

Adelaide which has been without [?] and buses for almost a fortnight, will have its transport system restored tomorrow, the striking tramwaymen…

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100,000 Workers to Stop Work Support For Striking Tram Men ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 14 November 1945 · page 6

A complete stoppage of workers in all industries in South Australia from midnight on Sunday until midnight on Monday was decided…

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Aged Man Killed in Train fall MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 November 1945 · page 6

A[?] a train was leaving Mordialloc station at 12.5 run. today, Thomas Dooley, aged 70. of Ann street, Williamstown, either fell or jumped from the…

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Railway’s Difficulties in Shifting Coal SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 November 1945 · page 4

NSW railways were near to breaking point coping with demands for the transport of coal interstate, said the Coal Commissioner (Mr Mighell) today…

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50,000 Men Died Building Jungle Railway District Soldier Tells of Jap Camp Horrors

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 November 1945 · page 6

“The Railroad of Death,” built through dense Jungle from Moulmein (Burma) to Bangkok, a distance or over 400 kilometres, cost 50,000 men their lives, states Cpl T. H. Fagan, In a recent letter to friends at Rand…

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Tram and But Services Restored in Adelaide ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 November 1945 · page 2

Full tram and bus services were restored to Adelaide today after a record fortnight’s stoppage of transport. Judge Drake-Brockman, of the Commonwealth…

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Remarkable Rite in Road Accidents SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 16 November 1945 · page 7

A remarkable rise in the number of people injured in road accidents during the quarter ended September 30 was today attributed to extra petrol…

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Wests Motors’ New Plant

Border Morning Mail · Friday 16 November 1945 · page 5

West Motor: have now installed a complete plant for engine reconditioning. These new machines will cope with any motor job. The above pictures show [?] of the new plant…

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New Bridge Across Murray Mentioned As Post-War Project

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 17 November 1945 · page 8

Discussing post-war works, Mr J. Jelbart told a meeting of Albury PP Board yesterday of a plan to bridge the Murray near the Albury…

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