Noisy Motor Bike Ban Considered
THE control of noisy motor cycles is being considered by the Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan). Mr. O'Sullivan said today that he…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1942
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Body of Man Found on Railway Line
WITH both legs severed and his head badly mutilated, John Gordon (51), Lake View Street, Speer's Point, was found on the railway line…
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WITH both legs severed and the head badly mutilated, the body of an unidentified man, aged about 50, was found on the railway line…
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THE control of noisy motor cycles is being considered by the Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan). Mr. O'Sullivan said today that he…
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THE control of noisy motor cycles is being considered by the Minister for Transport (Mr. O'Sullivan). Mr. O'Sullivan said today that he…
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The Department of Road Transport today banned all tourist vehicles from operating in N.S.W…
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The Department of Road Transport today banned all tourist vehicles from operating in N.S.W…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →W.A.A.F.'s Train To Take R.A.F. Jobs
A W.A.A.F. trainee Right mechanic undergoing instruction on in-line engines at a British training school. More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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A W.A.A.F. trainee flight mechanic undergoing instruct ion on in-line engines at a British training school. More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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A.W.A.A.F trainee Right mechanic undergoing instruction on in line engines at a British training school. More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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A W.A.A.F. flight mechanic undergoing instruction on in-line engines at a British training school More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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A.W.A.A.F. trainee flight mechanic undergoing instruction on in-line engines at a British training school. More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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A W.A.A.F. trainee Right mechanic undergoing instruction on in-line engines at a British training school. More and more R.A.F. work is being taken over by W.A.A.F. members who are trained to do anything from servicing and maintaining engines to engine installation. They even make running inspections of engines in the Spitfire class…
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Representatives of motoring bodies said yesterday that motor vehicle taxes would have to be reduced if owners were to…
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 (A.A.P.).— The Office for Production Management has completely prohibited the sale of new motor cars. The entire…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Australia Needs a Motorcycle and Cycle Corps Expert Riders And Their Machines Are Available
IN their blitz on Poland, and in the early stages of their rush into Russia, the Germans made fullest use of the motor-cyclist and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →It Fights, Carries Cargo, Can Be Used For Scrap U.S. Engineers Design Motor-Ship That May Break Hitler's Heart 750 of Them Are Now Being Built
WASHINGTON. -- Two men sat in a Washington cafe. They were talking about the design of a boat which could beat the U-boats and, at the same time, make use of materials surplus because of a cut in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cinema Review of the Week Boom Town on Burma Road
THE guns are out in the Capitol programme this week, with that hardly old perennial, Charles Bick-ford, topping the cast in Universal's…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Government order sweeps tourist traffic from roads Operators fold to hand over petrol licences
More than 200 tourist cars and coaches were put off the road yesterday by State Government order. About 600 drivers and mechanics employed…
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ON Radio Burgos one autumn morning in 1936 was a radio announcer who had yet to…
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