Train Hold-up Suspects Arrested
LONDON, Monday: The Associated Press correspondent in Jerusalem says: Seventeen suspects were arrested after a…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
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Man's Nose Broken in Bridge Accident
CASINO, Monday.—Joseph Watkins, 39, a farmer, of Tomki, received a compound fracture of his nose when the horse he was riding…
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JERUSALEM, Monday (AAP). — Seventeen suspects were arrested today after a search of the Jewish colony at Hedera, Central Palestine,…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A priority system will operate in returning New South Wales trains to prerationing schedules. This was…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The Commissioner for Railways (Mr. Hartigan) tonight announced further restorations in country train…
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A span of the present railway bridge across the Hawkesbury River will be used to replace an existing bridge near Lismore after…
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As decided at Monday night's meeting, Murwillumbah and District Chamber of Commerce has made representations to…
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CASINO, Tuesday.—While assisting to place some trucks in the butter factory siding this morning, Mr. T. Ryan,…
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One additional train from Sydney to Murwillumbah and back each week has been promised…
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Railway officials, interviewed last night, said the increase in North Coast rail services, announced by the Commissioner…
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LISMORE, Thursday: The additional train between, Sydney and Murwillumbah. each week would commence next week, said…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: Flying-Officer H. George, RAF, who flew a Sunderland flying-boat under Sydney Harbor Bridge…
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LONDON, Thursday: A Russian military court has sentenced to death, a German railwayman and ordered the confiscation of his…
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Reporting to the Shire Council this week the overseer (Mr. A. R. Olsson) stated that the Lower Pigman Creek road would be impassable in wet weather, and a considerable amount of money would have to be spent to make it traffickable for heavy cream lorries and other heavy…
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EIGHTY-FOUR cadets, of ages ranging from 16 to 19, are receiving intensive training for the Queensland Police Force…
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The additional North Coast' mail train, promised earlier in the week, was sent out front Sydney last night, will arrive…
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"A NEW railway deal for the Far North Coast" would be a good motto for public bodies from Casino to the Tweed. It is…
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At the January meeting of Byron Shire Council, the clerk (Mr Browne[?]) in dealing with the…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—According to the State President of the Australian Railway Union (Mr. L. P. Austin) the A.C.T.U. Executive, of…
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At 8.55 a.m. on Saturday, Lismore Fire Brigade was summoned to the Railway goods yard at South Lismore to extinguish a large…
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