Woman Motor Drivers
MELBOURNE, Thursday:--The first batch of motor drivers from the Australian Women's Army began duties to-day. They range from ages 18 to…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Women Tram Conductors Opposed by Department
SYDNEY, Thursday.—An agreement between the Commissioner of Road Transport (Mr. Neale) and Tramway Union officials provides…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The general secretary of the Service Stations Association (Mr. Gregory) said to-day that his association proposed to…
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CASINO, Friday.—Cr. E. L. Vincent, president of Kyogle Shire Council, at the invitation of the president (Ald A. E. Robinson…
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Highest scores at Saturday's meeting of Kyogle Patriotic Bridge Club were held by Mrs. W. Gosper and Mrs. G. S. Moyle…
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[?] sponsored by [?] of one service stations Association, with the object of Keeping…
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CASINO.--A mighty trek westward by the 120,000 people living in the north-eastern part of the Stale will follow invasion if a…
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Henry Joseph Rose, of Goonellabah, pleaded guilty at the Lismore Police Court yesterday, before Mr. A. J. Bryant, P.M., on a charge of…
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LONDON, Monday: It was announced in Bombay on Monday that the Japanese have temporarily succeeded in…
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The application of lighting restrictions on motorists in New South Wales is causing anomalies at the Tweed Heads-Coolangatta…
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SYDNEY -- A plan sponsored by official of the Service Stations As socration with the object of keeping ready for [?] use thousands…
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Albert Samuel Giles, a Dubbo railway guard, pleaded guilty in the Nyngan Police Court to a charge of using offensive words. The words,…
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Writing in the current issue of "The Hospital" on the development of speech therapy in N.S.W., Elinor Wray, A.S.S.T. (Lon.), Senior Speech…
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Pedestrians in Lismore are still walking on roadways at night although they have been warned of the danger,…
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CANBERRA, Friday.—Under a National Security order gazetted to-night, all road and other signs, which might afford…
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The following notes, supplied by the district representative of the N.R.M.A. (Mr. G. S. Heather), are extracts from an…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.—Advertising signs familiar to road and rail travellers, displaying such information as distances to…
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NEW YORK, Saturday: Chungking correspondent of the United Press says China's new supply route from India is now operating…
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LONDON, Sunday: A letter written by Gabriel Peri, a French Communist Deputy and foreign editor of "Le Humanite", a few…
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The Labor Agent at Coolangatta (Sgt. A. J. Dickson) advises that the Main Roads Commission urgently requires 250 motor trucks, of a capacity…
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