Albury praises book on road safety
SYDNEY, Sun.: People in country districts throughout NSW have written to former policewoman Priscilla Hughes in the…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1952
955 stories in Murray's papers · page 46 of 48
Five killed, Including baby, in Victorian road smashes
MELBOURNE, Sun.: Five people, including a five-months-old baby girl and an 11-year-old girl, were killed in week-end road accidents. The baby, Christmas…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: Three men were killed in weekend road accidents in NSW. A 19-year-old naval rating,…
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SYDNEY, Sun.: A special police squad is conducting a series of patrols on a main highway near Sydney to see what…
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SYDNEY. Mon.: The mother of a man who on Saturday survived a 185 feet fall from the Harbor Bridge flew from…
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Hume Shire Council yesterday instructed the engineer (Mr Welsh) as a matter of urgency to proceed with the construction…
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A former, N.S.W. police woman, Miss Priscilla. Hughes, advocates that people responsible for fatal road accidents…
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Mr. D. Higgins, managing director of Blacklocks Pty. Ltd.. yesterday announced the appointment of W. A. Wiltshire as Ford sub-dealer…
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MELBOURNE, Tues.: A young RAAF man was killed today when the car in which he was travelling collided head-on with another car…
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SYDNEY, Tues.: The entire traffic force had swung into action in an effort to cut down the road toll, the Superintendent…
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The demand for used cars in Albury is undoubtedly in excess of that in other Australian provincial centres and there are…
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An ultra-modern showroom incorporating many “new to Albury” features is soon to take the place of an 80-year-old guest house in Albury. The showrooms will be used…
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One of Hitler’s broken promises —the “people’s car”—is today helping to lift Germany to a high place among car-making nations…
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NEWCASTLE, Wed.: A £400,000 bridge across the Hunter river at Hexham was opened today by acting Minister for Transport (Mr…
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Holbrook Shire Council had shown no sympathy whatsoever to district soldier settlers in connection with construction of roads within the estates, it was stated in a fetter to the council…
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Closer Settlement Advisory Board informed Holbrook Shire Council at its meeting yesterday that although estimates for the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Railways Prepare for Holidays Record Passenger Lift Expected
While thousands of people in New South Wales are eagerly looking forward to their Christmas and New Year holidays, many Railway employees are preparing for the colossal task of transporting vast numbers of holiday makers to their destination…
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SYDNEY, Wed.: Electricity generation carried out by the Railways Department will be transferred to the NSW Electricity…
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Mr. A. Wohlert's stationmaster at Wahgunyah, advises us that the following altered train times should, be noted:…
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BRISBANE, Thurs.: Christmas mail was lost when a fire broke out on the Rockhampton mail train last night, destroying mail and…
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