Terrorists Derail Train, Kill Two
SINGAPORE, Jan. 17 (A.A.P.Reuter).—Seventy terrorists yesterday attacked and derailed a colliery train at Rawang, near…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1951
5,650 stories in Sydney's papers · page 15 of 250
New Spit Bridge in Four Years
Contract for the fabrication of the steel work and also for the construction of a new bridge…
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Contract for fabrication of the steel work and also for the construction of a new bridge…
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Construction of a new bridge at The Spit would probably begin within 12 months, the Secretary of the Main Roads Department (Mr. R. S. Johnston) said yesterday…
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"The Government will endeavor to remedy road safety problems by the institution of new laws and…
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The Chief of Traffic Police (Superintendent Lawrence) yesterday ordered an intensified campaign against road fenders…
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Traffic Superintendent Mr. W. R. Lawrence yesterday announced that from to-day patrols will…
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"The Government will endeavor to remedy road safety problems by the institution of new laws and…
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The Premier (Mr. McGirr) today named drinking drivers, speeding motor-cyclists, and over-tired transport drivers as the three greatest dangers on the road…
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The Department of Main Roads announced last night that it had given the contract for the new bridge over Middle…
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PARIS, Thursday.--A civil servant who was arrested for driving a train illegally, told police he had wanted to drive a train since he was a boy, and for 30 years had only restrained the impulse with difficulty…
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PARIS, Thursday.--A civil servant who was arrested for driving a train illegally, told police he had wanted to drive a train since he was a boy, and for 30 years had only restrained the impulse with difficulty…
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As a veteran motorist, I disagree with the views of the assistant secretary of the Pedestrians' Road Safety…
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Most children who voted in a public opinion poll on ways to counter road accidents suggested courtesy at a Road Safety exhibition yesterday…
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THE driver of this car, whose crumpled and broken body has been thrown into the rear…
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Three young motor cyclists were described in the Traffic Court today as "young menaces, oblivious to danger and unfit to drive"…
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Raiding houses at Cockle Greek and Waratah last night, Railway detectives seized more than £350 worth of…
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A man who rode a motorcycle at 70 miles an hour was fined £30 in the Traffic Court yesterday…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.--For the third time in less than a year, Melbourne is again threatened with a general, stoppage of essential transport. A threat of tramless…
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LITHGOW,, Thilrsday.--Jack Weich, Geordie St., Lithgow, was- seriously injured when his head was trampled by a…
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