NLA Trial index

NLA Trial Articles from 1946

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Article ID 22231255, Article, DIESEL TRAINS FOR N S W, page 1 1946-03-01, The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 71 words, 3 corrections

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DIESEL TRAINS FOR DIESEL TRAINS FOR DIESEL TRAINS FOR
NSW NSW NSW
SYDNEY, Thurs: A programme of SYDNEY, Thurs: A programme of SYDNEY, Thurs: A programme of
railway construction costing more railway construction costing more railway construction costing more
than £ 4,000 000 has been approved than £4,000,000 has been approved than a 4,000,000 has been approved
by Mr Hartigan, Commissioner for by Mr. Hartigan, Commissioner for by Mr Hartigan, Commissioner for
Railways. It includes the building Railways. It includes the building Railways. It includes the building
of 10 diesel trains and 10 rail motor of 10 diesel trains and 10 rail motor of 10 diesel trains and 10 rail motor
cars with trailers. Mr Hartigan said cars with trailers. Mr. Hartigan said cars with trailers. Mr Hartigan said
the diesel trains would be air the diesel trains would be air- the diesel trains would be air
condit'uni-d, and would be fitted with conditioned, and would be fitted with conditioned, and would be fitted with
buffet services. A big programme of buffet services. A big programme of buffet services. A big programme of
locomotive and carriage building is locomotive and carriage building is locomotive and carriage building is
also being undertaken. i also being undertaken. also being undertaken. i
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Searchability of unique words4597.8100.0100.0
Weighted Words96.7100.0100.0

Article ID 22318614, Family Notices, Family Notices, page 6 1946-09-18, The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), 474 words, 4 corrections

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^^H ^'^ByL1'*»- _y *"¿Aí _______ ____r^ of ^'^ByL1'*»- by a Aí missing miners
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BRIDEGROOM FROM QUEENSLAND: Mr Fredenc£ B Arnrnerman, with his bride, formerly BRIDEGROOM FROM QUEENSLAND: Mr Frederick B. Ammerman, with his bride, formerly BRIDEGROOM FROM QUEENSLAND: Mr Frederick B Arnrnerman, with his bride, formerly
Leila Stodden, pictured with their attendants, after their marriage at the York Leila Stodden, pictured with their attendants, after their marriage at the York Leila Stodden, pictured with their attendants, after their marriage at the York
Street Church of Christ, Ballarat The 'groom comes from Pinkenba, Queensland. Street Church of Christ, Ballarat The groom comes from Pinkenba, Queensland. Street Church of Christ, Ballarat The 'groom comes from Pinkenba, Queensland.
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MELBOURNE CEREMONY: Mr B. McPadyen MELBOURNE CEREMONY: Mr B. McFadyen MELBOURNE CEREMONY: Mr B. McFadyen
and his bride, who was Miss C Hemley. and his bride, who was Miss C Hemley. and his bride, who was Miss C Hemley.
Wedding was at Scots Church, Melbourne Wedding was at Scots Church, Melbourne Wedding was at Scots Church, Melbourne
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AT ELSTERNWICK: Mr Fred Rubie and his AT ELSTERNWICK: Mr Fred Rubie and his AT ELSTERNWICK: Mr Fred Rubie and his
bride, who was Patricia Botten, pictured bride, who was Patricia Botten, pictured bride, who was Patricia Botten, pictured
at the Orrong Road Methodist Church at the Orrong Road Methodist Church. at the Orrong Road Methodist Church
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ARMY WEDDING: Pte Norman Holt and ARMY WEDDING: Pte Norman Holt and ARMY WEDDING: Pte Norman Holt and
his bride, who was Claire Cahill, his bride, who was Claire Cahill, his bride, who was Claire Cahill,
leaving St Roch's Church, Gardiner. leaving St Roch's Church, Gardiner. leaving St Roch's Church, Gardiner.
<£ time
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CITY WEDDING: Mr Bob Brown-Hovelt and CITY WEDDING: Mr Bob Brown-Hovelt and CITY WEDDING: Mr Bob Brown Hovell and
his bride, who was Georgina Horley, at his bride, who was Georgina Horsley, at his bride, who was Georgina Hussey, at
Independent Church, Collins st, Melbourne. Independent Church, Collins st, Melbourne. Independent Church, Collins st, Melbourne.
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WED AT KEW: Mr and Mrs Walter WED AT KEW: Mr and Mrs Walter WED AT KEW: Mr and Mrs Walter
Pritchard— she was Jean Helen Day— Pritchard— she was Jean Helen Day— Pritchard she was Jean Helen Days
leaving Holy Trinity Church, Kew. leaving Holy Trinity Church, Kew. leaving Holy Trinity Church, Kew.
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SYDNEY BRIDE: Mr. Ronald Booker and SYDNEY BRIDE: Mr. Ronald Booker and SYDNEY BRIDE: Mr. Ronald Booker and
his bride, who was Bettine McLeod, his bride, who was Bettine McLeod, his bride, who was Betting McLeod,
leaving St George's Church, Malvern. leaving St George's Church, Malvern. leaving St George's Church, Malvern.
^____r _T/___ 5« *? __>P^___I sister _T/___ 55 a? __>P^___I
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SOUTH YARRA WEDDING: Mr John Pratt with SOUTH YARRA WEDDING: Mr John Pratt with SOUTH YARRA WEDDING: Mr John Pratt with
his bride, who was formerly Miss Joyce his bride, who was formerly Miss Joyce his bride, who was formerly Miss Joyce
Porter, after their wedding at Christ Church. Porter, after their wedding at Christ Church. Porter, after their wedding at Christ Church,
Identified overProof corrections MCFADYEN FREDERICK
Identified overProof non-corrections HOVELT [**VANDALISED] AMMERMAN BETTINE [**VANDALISED] HORSLEY DAY [**VANDALISED]
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Searchability of unique words8895.594.3-25.0
Weighted Words95.694.7-20.5

Article ID 26363793, Article, Rehearsal, page 1 1946-10-19, The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), 58 words, 3 corrections

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j Rehearsal Rehearsal j Rehearsal
ss Miss Heather Gulline (top), Miss Heather Gulline (top), as Miss Heather Gulline (top),
» and Mrs N. Wilson (bottom) and Mrs. N. Wilson (bottom) C and Mrs N. Wilson (bottom)
« descending an 80ft. cliff at descending an 80ft. cliff at « descending an 30ft. cliff at
» Taroona. They are members Taroona. They are members a Taroona. They are members
5? of the new Caverneering of the new Caverneering 5 of the new Caverneering
(\ Club, which will explore Tas Club, which will explore Tas- (A Club, which will explore Tas
» manían caves. The descent manían caves. The descent 2 manian caves. The descent
« was a practice for the club's was a practice for the club's I was a practice for the club's
ft first task-to explore and de first task-- to explore and de- ft first task-to explore and de
/) velop the Hastings Caves. velop the Hastings Caves. /) velop the Hastings Caves.
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count		OCR
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All Words4497.795.5-100.0
Searchability of unique words3897.494.7-100.0
Weighted Words96.593.0-100.0

Article ID 35691270, Family Notices, Family Notices, page 11 1946-04-25, The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), 82 words, 4 corrections

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MATBIHONUii *~ MATRIMONIAL MATBIHONUii *~
ABSOLTJTE privacy assured. Holfs ata¥-' ABSOLUTE privacy assured. Holt's ABSOLUTE privacy assured. Holt's stay-'
rimonlal Sureau 4regcL). Genuine per*" Matrimonial Bureau (regd.). Genuine amongst Bureau trench). Genuine per"
personal introduction, view marriage. Call personal introduction, view marriage. Call personal introduction, view marriage. Call
or write for details. Holt's, 189-191 or write for details. Holt's, 189-191 or write for details. Holt's, 189-191
Gawler pL, Adelaide. Hours, dally, a pjn. Gawler pl., Adelaide. Hours, daily, 2 p.m. Gawler pl, Adelaide. Hours, daily, a plan.
to 4-30 p.m.; extra boars, Tuesday. 7 to to 4-30 p.m.; extra hours, Tuesday, 7 to to 4-30 pm.; extra hours, Tuesday. 7 to
7.45; Frf, 7 to 9; Sat, 1030 to 12 noon. 7.45; Fri., 7 to 9; Sat, 10.30 to 12 noon. 7.45; Fri, 7 to 9; Sat, 1930 to 12 noon.
~i TALL, hanriaome Govt. pffldal. BO, A tall, handsome Govt. official, 50, of TALL, handsome Govt. official. BO,
"desires meet a lively dressy lady at desires meet a lively dressy lady at desires meet a lively dressy lady at
Holfs. view marriage. ———_^_—. Holt's, view marriage. Holt's. view marriage. ———_^_—.
A HANDSOME and exceptionally good A HANDSOME and exceptionally good A HANDSOME and exceptionally good
business person, 26, wishes meet cult* business person, 26, wishes meet business person, 26, wishes meet colts
suitable gentleman at Holt's, view marriage. suitable gentleman at Holt's, view marriage. suitable gentleman at Holt's, view marriage.
Identified overProof corrections BUREAU DAILY ABSOLUTE OFFICIAL FRI
Identified overProof non-corrections MATRIMONIAL REGD
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All Words6180.395.175.0
Searchability of unique words4684.895.771.4
Weighted Words83.794.365.1

Article ID 35765426, Article, S.E. Rail Cuts Hold Up Freight At Sidings MT. GAMBIER, November 6., page 3 1946-11-07, The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954), 84 words, 3 corrections

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S.E. Rail Cuts Hold Up S.E. Rail Cuts Hold Up S.E. Rail Cuts Hold Up
Freight At Sidings Freight At Sidings Freight At Sidings
MT. GAMBIER, November 6. MT. GAMBIER, November 6. MT. GAMBIER, November 6.
The overtime ban by railway em- <*> The overtime ban by railway The overtime ban by railway em-
ployes in South Australia is hav- <*> employes in South Australia is having ployes in South Australia is hav-
serious repercussions in the serious repercussions in the serious repercussions in the
South-East. Freight is being held South-East. Freight is being held South-East. Freight is being held
up at a number of sidings between up at a number of sidings between up at a number of sidings between
here and Wolsejey, but goods are here and Wolseley, but goods are here and Wolseley, but goods are
oeing transferred to and from the being transferred to and from the being transferred to and from the
narrow gauge. narrow gauge. narrow gauge.
Through the curtailed train ser Through the curtailed train services Through the curtailed train ser-
between Adelaide and Mount between Adelaide and Mount between Adelaide and Mount
Gambier some mail has bad to be Gambier some mail has had to be Gambier some mail has had to be
brought by road, and this has con brought by road, and this has brought by road, and this has been
considerably delayed delivery. considerably delayed delivery. considerably delayed delivery.
Identified overProof corrections WOLSELEY HAD EMPLOYES
Identified overProof non-corrections SERVICES HAVING
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All Words7592.097.366.7
Searchability of unique words5791.296.560.0
Weighted Words90.996.763.7

Article ID 42483056, Article, MILK BUSINESS. MALANDA DISCUSSION. PLANS TO DRIVE WEST., page 4 1946-02-14, Cairns Post (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), 797 words, 5 corrections

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MUK BUSINESS. MILK BUSINESS. MUK BUSINESS.
MALANDA DISCUSSION. MALANDA DISCUSSION. MALANDA DISCUSSION.
PLANS TO DRIVE WEST. " PLANS TO DRIVE WEST. PLANS TO DRIVE WEST. "
MALANDA, February ll.-A special MALANDA, February 11.—A special MALANDA, February 11. A special
general meeting of shareholders of general meeting of shareholders of general meeting of shareholders of
the ^Atherton Tableland Co-operative the Atherton Tableland Co-operative the Atherton Tableland Co-operative
Butter. Association Limited was held Butter. Association Limited was held Butter. Association Limited was held
in the Majestic Theatre, Malanda, on in the Majestic Theatre, Malanda, on in the Majestic Theatre, Malanda, on
Monday, February 4, at 11.15 ajn. Monday, February 4, at 11.15 a.m. Monday, February 4, at 11.15 a.m.
There were present Messrs. W. Scott There were present Messrs. W. Scott There were present Messrs. W. Scott
(chair), S. H. Cleminson, R. S. Griffiths. (chair), S. H. Cleminson, R. S. Griffiths. (chair), S. H. Cleminson, R. S. Griffiths.
G.. B. Crowther, W. J. Sloan, A. E G. B. Crowther, W. J. Sloan, A. E. G.. B. Crowther, W. J. Sloan, A. E
Biggs, H. A. Campbell, A. E. Turner. Biggs, H. A. Campbell, A. E. Turner. Biggs, H. A. Campbell, A. E. Turner.
J. H. Walmsley, the Manager and J. H. Walmsley, the Manager and J. H. Walmsley, the Manager and
Secretary, and about 100 suppliers.- The Secretary, and about 100 suppliers. The Secretary, and about 100 suppliers.- The
meeting was specially callead to dis- meeting was specially called to discuss meeting was specially called to discuss
cuss and deal ,with the many aspects' and deal with the many aspects and deal with the many aspects'
of the milk business. of the milk business. of the milk business.
. There was a very frank and full There was a very frank and full There was a very frank and full
discussion. discussion. discussion.
i -The Chairman gave a clear and lucid The Chairman gave a clear and lucid i -The Chairman gave a clear and lucid
account of the milk sales business account of the milk sales business account of the milk sales business
right from its inception to date. right from its inception to date. right from its inception to date.
Most of it was really of an internal Most of it was really of an internal Most of it was really of an internal
or domestic nature and purely affect- or domestic nature and purely affecting or domestic nature and purely affect-
ing the shareholders; themselves. the shareholders themselves. ing the shareholders; themselves.
Major Wakefield congratulated' the Major Wakefield congratulated the Major Wakefield congratulated the
Chairman- on his opening address, as it Chairman- on his opening address, as it Chairman- on his opening address, as it
had cleared up many points on which had cleared up many points on which had cleared up many points on which
he and other shareholders were not he and other shareholders were not he and other shareholders were not
quite clear. He felt all would now quite clear. He felt all would now quite clear. He felt all would now
understand the position much better. understand the position much better. understand the position much better.
A particular point of interest was that A particular point of interest was that A particular point of interest was that
the Northern Branch of the Queens- the Northern Branch of the Queensland the Northern Branch of the Queens-
Dairymen's Organisation had Dairymen's Organisation had Dairymen's Organisation had
lodged a petition with the Government lodged a petition with the Government lodged a petition with the Government
for' the establishment of a Malanda for the establishment of a Malanda for the establishment of a Malanda
Milk Board. One of its duties when Milk Board. One of its duties when Milk Board. One of its duties when
established will be to assess the rela- established will be to assess the relative established will be to assess the rela-
values as between milk and butter values as between milk and butter values as between milk and butter
and to" fix the price oí milk relative to and to fix the price of milk relative to and to" fix the price of milk relative to
that of butter. This has been a very that of butter. This has been a very that of butter. This has been a very
vexed question, or rather a. problem vexed question, or rather a problem vexed question, or rather a. problem
between the different factories and between the different factories and between the different factories and
those supplying milk and those supply- those supplying milk and those supplying those supplying milk and those supply-
cream to their respective factories. cream to their respective factories. cream to their respective factories.
It was the main theme of the Chair- It was the main theme of the Chairman's It was the main theme of the Chair-
address, and the consensus of address, and the consensus of address, and the consensus of
opinion was that the establishment of opinion was that the establishment of opinion was that the establishment of
á milk board was the only satisfactory a milk board was the only satisfactory a milk board was the only satisfactory
solution. The meeting endorsed . the solution. The meeting endorsed the solution. The meeting endorsed . the
directors' 'recommendation to expend directors' recommendation to expend directors' recommendation to expend
£10,000 on the purchase of six stain- £10,000 on the purchase of six stainless £10,000 on the purchase of six stainless
less steel milk vats. , steel milk vats. steel milk vats. The
The Malanda factory is desirous of The Malanda factory is desirous of Malanda factory is desirous of
developing the distribution of fresh developing the distribution of fresh developing the distribution of fresh
milk to all the townships in Western milk to all the townships in Western milk to all the townships in Western
Queensland so that all their. children Queensland so that all their children Queensland so that all their children
and adults may derive just the same and adults may derive just the same and adults may derive just the same
benefits as families in moré favoured benefits as families in more favoured benefits as families in more favoured
localities in the South. localities in the South. localities in the South.
The pasteurised muk will be pumped The pasteurised milk will be pumped The pasteurised milk will be pumped
into these insulated, and specially'con- into these insulated, and specially con- into these insulated, and specially con-
structed stainless steel containers, each structed stainless steel containers, each structed stainless steel containers, each
of which will hold 2000 gallons of of which will hold 2000 gallons of of which will hold 2000 gallons of
milk, which will ' ' be automatically milk, which will be automatically milk, which will be automatically
stirred while in the vat. These con- stirred while in the vat. These stirred while in the vat. These con-
containers, which will be carried in containers, which will be carried in containers, which will be carried in
trailers, will be taken by road to the trailers, will be taken by road to the trailers, will be taken by road to the
Innisfail Railway Station, where the Innisfail Railway Station, where the Innisfail Railway Station, where the
container wûl be lifted from the container will be lifted from the container will be lifted from the
trailer, on to a specially constructed trailer, on to a specially constructed trailer on to a specially constructed
railway truck. This will then be con- railway truck. This will then be con- railway truck. This will then be conveyed
veyed direct to Garbutfs Siding in veyed direct to Garbutt's Siding in direct to Garbutts Siding in
Townsville, where the container will Townsville, where the container will Townsville, where the container will
bc pumped -dry, deaned and sterilised be pumped dry, cleaned and sterilised be pumped dry, cleaned and sterilised
and sent back to Innisfail for a refill. and sent back to Innisfail for a refill. and sent back to Innisfail for a refill.
By this method of handling much By this method of handling much By this method of handling much
time is saved and all possible sources time is saved and all possible sources time is saved and all possible sources
of contamination are eliminated. of contamination are eliminated. of contamination are eliminated.
The ultimate objective of the The ultimate objective of the The ultimate objective of the
Malanda factory L; that. the. milk, on Malanda factory in that the milk on Malanda factory L; that. the. milk, on
arrival at its destination, will keep arrival at its destination, will keep arrival at its destination, will keep
just as well and as long as if it were just as well and as long as if it were just as well and as long as if it were
purchased at the factory in Malanda. purchased at the factory in Malanda. purchased at the factory in Malanda.
To achieve this they are improving To achieve this they are improving To achieve this they are improving
the transport, and eliminating all the transport, and eliminating all the transport, and eliminating all
chance of contamination in traniit. chance of contamination in transit. chance of contamination in transit.
There will be no using and washing There will be no using and washing There will be no using and washing
of hundreds of 8-ga\lon milk cans and of hundreds of 8-gallon milk cans and of hundreds of 5-gallon milk cans and
thé milk will arrive at Garbutt Sid- the milk will arrive at Garbutt Siding the milk will arrive at Garbutt Side
at a lower temperature than is at a lower temperature than is at a lower temperature than is
nowTpossible and without .being "man now possible and without being "man now possible and without being "man
handled" at any stage of its journey. handled" at any stage of its journey. handled" at any stage of its journey.
The Malanda Eutter Association ia The Malanda Butter Association is The Malanda Butter Association is
undertaking a considerable expense undertaking a considerable expense undertaking a considerable expense
and it confidently-expects the residents and it confidently expects the residents and it confidently expects the residents
out West will appreciate the very out West will appreciate the very out West will appreciate the very
great'care .exercised and the con- great care exercised and the con- great care exercised and the consideration
sideration that has been given to make sideration that has been given to make that has been given to make
available pure and pasteurised milk tc available pure and pasteurised milk to available pure and pasteurised milk to
-alL all. alL.
' At . present the railway service onls At present the railway service only At present the railway service only
permits of milk being-delivered to Mt permits of milk being delivered to Mt. permits of milk being delivered to Mt
-Isa' twice a week,/as the Railway De- Isa twice a week as the Railway De- Isa" twice a week as the Railway Department
partment can only supply cold storage partment can only supply cold storage can only supply cold storage
waggons twice-a week. waggons twice a week. waggons twice-a week.
Malanda milk is, however, available Malanda milk is however available Malanda milk is, however, available
more frequently to many other' ant more frequently to many other and more frequently to many other' ant
closer townships on the Western Une closer townships on the Western Line. closer townships on the Western line
The purity of the milk delivered t< The purity of the milk delivered to The purity of the milk delivered to
the Malanda factory,, with/ the verj the Malanda factory, with the very the Malanda factory, with the very
nigh efficiency-'of its pasteurisation high efficiency of its pasteurisation high efficiency of its pasteurisation
were points stressed by the Chairman were points stressed by the Chairman. were points stressed by the Chairman
The iiüjk. has -to be - transportée The milk has to be transported The work. has to be - transports
about 60 miles by road to Innisfail about 60 miles by road to Innisfail about 60 miles by road to Innisfail
thence 158 miles to Townsville. Whei thence 158 miles to Townsville. When thence 158 miles to Townsville. When
this was first announced last year i this was first announced last year it this was first announced last year I
was considered a very femarkabli was considered a very remarkable was considered a very remarkable
achievement, in fact an Australia] achievement, in fact an Australian achievement, in fact an Australia]
record, - especially for the tropics, ant record, especially for the tropics, and record, - especially for the tropics, and
interested milk distributors cami interested milk distributors came interested milk distributors came
North to see for themselves. Nov« North to see for themselves. Now, North to see for themselves. Now
however, that feat has been totall: however, that feat has been totally however, that feat has been totally:
eclipsed, for in delivering milk to MÍ eclipsed, for in delivering milk to Mt. eclipsed, for in delivering milk to Mt
Isa it has to be transported a furthe Isa it has to be transported a further Isa it has to be transported a further
602 miles by rail, and through some o 602 miles by rail, and through some of 602 miles by rail, and through some of
the hottest districts in Queensland. the hottest districts in Queensland. the hottest districts in Queensland.
The: ambition of the management' i The ambition of the management is The: ambition of the management i
to deliver milk in Mt. Isa in. such ; to deliver milk in Mt. Isa in such to deliver milk in Mt. Isa in such a
pure condition that it wiliskéép fresl a pure condition that it will keep fresh pure condition that it whiskies fresh
for as long a period as does mill for as long a period as does milk for as long a period as does milk
freshly drawn .from "the cow. freshly drawn from the cow. freshly drawn from the cow.
Identified overProof corrections GREAT CAME TRANSIT TOTALLY FURTHER CARE CLEANED CALLED GARBUTTS HIGH REMARKABLE LINE GALLON
Identified overProof non-corrections AUSTRALIAN CHAIRMANS
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Article ID 46157536, Article, LEVEL CROSSING SMASH., page 10 1946-07-11, The West Australian (Perth, WA : 1879 - 1954), 57 words, 3 corrections

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LEVEL CROSSING SMASH. LEVEL CROSSING SMASH. LEVEL CROSSING SMASH.
When a light railway engine col When a light railway engine col- When a light railway engine collided
lided with a utility truck at a rail lided with a utility truck at a rail- with a utility truck at a rail
crossing just east of Boyanup way crossing just east of Boyanup crossing just east of Boyanup
about 1.50 p.m. yesterday the truck about 1.50 p.m. yesterday the truck about 1.50 p.m. yesterday the truck
was extensively damaged and the was extensively damaged and the was extensively damaged and the
driver, D. Trlgwell, suffered cuts driver, D. Trigwell, suffered cuts driver, D. Trigwell, suffered cuts
and, abrasions. The engine was and abrasions. The engine was and, abrasions. The engine was
being driven between Donnybrook being driven between Donnybrook being driven between Donnybrook
and Boyanup by Driver Hoskin and and Boyanup by Driver Hoskin and and Boyanup by Driver Hoskin and
was slightly damaged. was slightly damaged. was slightly damaged.
Identified overProof corrections TRIGWELL
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Searchability of unique words3597.1100.0100.0
Weighted Words96.4100.0100.0

Article ID 48480557, Article, New Stamp Issue, page 2 1946-10-14, Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW : 1888 - 1954), 78 words, 5 corrections

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Nèw Stamp Issue New Stamp Issue New Stamp Issue
A new issue of postage stamps . A new issue of postage stamps A new issue of postage stamps in
in 2&d., 35d., and 1/- dénomina- in 2½d., 3½d., and 1/- denomina- 2d., 3d., and 1/- denominations
tions was made available today tions was made available today was made available today
to celebrate . th« centenary of to celebrate the centenary of to celebrate . the centenary of
Mitchell's exploration of Central Mitchell's exploration of Central Mitchell's exploration of Central
Queensland. Queensland. Queensland.
.The new stamps are in pink,, The new stamps are in pink, The new stamps are in pink,,
blue, and green . and , bearing- a . blue, and green and bearing a blue, and green and bearing- a .
map ..of, Queensland and. head map of Queensland and head map of, Queensland and. head
study of Mitchell. ? study of Mitchell. study of Mitchell. ?
v Mr. C. J. Mathews, postmaster-, Mr. C. J. Mathews, postmaster- v Mr. C. J. Mathews, postmaster-,
saidr.today that; there had been said today that there had been said today that; there had been
a keen: : demand .for- the issue a keen demand for the issue a keen: : demand for the issue
/mainly] from' philatelists. . mainly from philatelists. mainly] from' philatelists. .
Identified overProof corrections DENOMINATIONS SAID
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Article ID 49349470, Article, Water Before Rail Gauge, Says Corser, page 3 1946-08-09, The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : 1933 - 1954), 310 words, 8 corrections

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Water Before Water Before Water Before
Rail Gauge, Rail Gauge, Rail Gauge,
Says Corser Says Corser Says Corser
CANBERRA, Thursday. — The CANBERRA, Thursday. — The CANBERRA, Thursday. — The
vast expenditure could be better vast expenditure could be better vast expenditure could be better
applied to water conservation and applied to water conservation and applied to water conservation and
hydro-electric works, and because hydro-electric works, and because hydro-electric works, and because
tne uniform gauge would divert the the uniform gauge would divert the the uniform gauge would divert the
wealth of Queensland to New South wealth of Queensland to New South wealth of Queensland to New South
Wales, Mr. Corser (C.P./ Qld.) said Wales, Mr. Corser (C.P., Qld.) said Wales, Mr. Corser (CaP Qld.) said
in the House of Representatives to in the House of Representatives to- in the House of Representatives to
day. day. day.
He was speaking during the He was speaking during the He was speaking during the
second reading debate on the Rail second reading debate on the Rail second reading debate on the Rail Gauge
Gauge Bill. Gauge Bill. Bill.
Mr. Corser said this was part of Mr. Corser said this was part of Mr. Corser said this was part of
a proposal to spend £20Q millions a proposal to spend £200 millions a proposal to spend 200 millions
on standardisation of railways It on standardisation of railways. It on standardisation of railways It
ajso provided for the scrapping of also provided for the scrapping of also provided for the scrapping of
£161 million worth of rails, bridges, £161 million worth of rails, bridges, £161 million worth of rails, bridges,
tunnels, and rolling stock. This tunnels, and rolling stock. This tunnels, and rolling stock. This
meant a big interest bill U- be car meant a big interest bill to be carried meant a big interest bill to- be carried
ried by the Commonwealth tax by the Commonwealth tax- by the Commonwealth tax
payers or the States. If the Gov payers or the States. If the Gov- payers or the States. If the Government
ernment wanted to hasten trans ernment wanted to hasten trans- wanted to hasten trans
P°rt for another war it should give port for another war it should give Part for another war it should give
I ne States some money to provide the States some money to provide I he States some money to provide
double tracks. double tracks. double tracks.
...The Transport Minister (Mr The Transport Minister (Mr. The Transport Minister (Mr ward
ward) said that whether stand Ward) said that whether stand- said that whether standardised
ardised gauges had been approved ardised gauges had been approved gauges had been approved
-r not Australia would have been or not Australia would have been -or not Australia would have been
Dbhged to spejid millions over obliged to spend millions over- obliged to spend millions over
taking wartime depreciation, and taking wartime depreciation, and taking wartime depreciation, and
3TiriSLns railways up to date. bringing railways up to date. 3TiriSLns railways up to date.
The Opposition Leader (Mr. The Opposition Leader (Mr. The Opposition Leader (Mr.
=?ies) Prot?stcd ajrainst such Menzies) protested against such =?ies) Protested against such
a Bill bcinjr introduced in the a Bill being introduced in the a Bill being introduced in the
nyinjr hours of the Parliament. dying hours of the Parliament. flying hours of the Parliament.
I here had been no time to ex There had been no time to ex- I here had been no time to examine
amine the Bill completely, he amine the Bill completely, he said. the Bill completely, he
Railways Supported Railways Supported Railways Supported
Mr. Ward said that experience Mr. Ward said that experience Mr. Ward said that experience
in* Japan with' the atomic bomb in Japan with the atomic bomb in Japan with the atomic bomb
w.hen railways operated 48 hours when railways operated 48 hours when railways operated 48 hours
alter the explosion, was supported after the explosion, was supported after the explosion, was supported
by the United Kingdom, where by the United Kingdom, where by the United Kingdom, where
despite 13,800 bomb attacks, the despite 13,800 bomb attacks, the despite 13,800 bomb attacks, the
railways functioned throughout railways functioned throughout railways functioned throughout
the war. . The 'Government be the war. The Government the war. The Government be
believed in the development of air, believed in the development of air, believed in the development of air,
road, rail, and sea transport for road, rail, and sea transport for road, rail, and sea transport for
the greater expansion of Austra the greater expansion of Australia's the greater expansion of Austra-
economy. economy. economy.
He said 97 per cent, of all He said 97 per cent. of all He said 97 per cent, of all
troops were carried by rail in the troops were carried by rail in the troops were carried by rail in the
U.S., one of the most advanced U.S., one of the most advanced U.S., one of the most advanced
air transport countries. air transport countries. air transport countries.
Mr. Ward added that railway Mr. Ward added that railway Mr. Ward added that railway
modernisation and standardisation modernisation and standardisation modernisation and standardisation
would not interfere with other would not interfere with other would not interfere with other
national 'works such as housing national works such as housing national works such as housing
and hvdro-olectric schemes. . and hydro-electric schemes. and hydro-electric schemes. .
Identified overProof corrections AFTER PROTESTED AGAINST WHEN BEING OBLIGED ALSO
Identified overProof non-corrections AUSTRALIAS THERE DYING MENZIES BRINGING
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Weighted Words93.396.649.6

Article ID 56406088, Article, STANDARD RAIL GAUGE CONFERENCE, page 4 1946-07-30, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), 60 words, 6 corrections

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STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL
GAUGE CONFERENCE GAUGE CONFERENCE GAUGE CONFERENCE
CANBERRA, July 29.-Victoria CANBERRA, July 29.—Victoria, CANBERRA, July 29. Victoria
I New South Wales and South Aus New South Wales and South Aus- New South Wales and South Australia
tralia today successfully concluded tralia today successfully concluded today successfully concluded
> a conference with the Common a conference with the Common- a conference with the Common
r wealth on railway modemisatioi wealth on railway modernisation r wealth on railway modernisation
- and a standard 4 ft 84 in ¿railere ii and a standard 4 ft 8½ in gauge in - and a standard 4 ft 84 in Trailers in
- the three States. Legislation wil the three States. Legislation will - the three States. Legislation will
be introduced in the Federal Pai be introduced in the Federal Par- be introduced in the Federal Parliament
liament within the next 14 davs. liament within the next 14 days. within the next 14 days.
I I
Identified overProof corrections DAYS MODERNISATION PARLIAMENT WILL
Identified overProof non-corrections COMMONWEALTH INTHE
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count		OCR
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All Words4383.793.057.1
Searchability of unique words3582.994.366.7
Weighted Words81.394.067.7

Article ID 56448908, Article, HAWKESBURY RIVER BRIDGE TESTED, page 4 1946-06-25, Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1954), 66 words, 3 corrections

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HAWKESBURY RIVER HAWKESBURY RIVER HAWKESBURY RIVER
BRIDGE TESTED BRIDGE TESTED BRIDGE TESTED
SYDNEY. -Tune 24--Six of the SYDNEY, June 24—Six of the SYDNEY. -June 24 Six of the
latest streamlined New South latest streamlined New South latest streamlined New South
Wales railway ensilles tested the Wales railway engines tested the Wales railway engines tested the
new Hawkesbury Uiver railway new Hawkesbury River railway new Hawkesbury River railway
bridge today. bridge today. bridge today.
In one of the tests tue engines, In one of the tests the engines, In one of the tests tire engines,
coupled together in tw«» groups of coupled together in two groups of coupled together in two, groups of
three, sped over the bridge at 50 three, sped over the bridge at 50 three, sped over the bridge at 50
miles an hour. The lests, began at miles an hour. The tests began at miles an hour. The tests, began at
a speed of five miles an hour. a speed of five miles an hour. a speed of five miles an hour.
The engineers expressed satisfac. The engineers expressed satisfac- The engineers expressed satisfaction
tion with tlie result. tion with the result. with the result.
Identified overProof corrections TWO JUNE
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All Words6288.798.485.7
Searchability of unique words3894.7100.0100.0
Weighted Words95.4100.0100.0

Article ID 62869522, Article, GARRETT LOCOS, page 2 1946-02-05, Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), 72 words, 6 corrections

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GARRETT LOCOS GARRETT LOCOS GARRETT LOCOS
ROCKHAMPTON. February 4— Tb« ROCKHAMPTON, February 4—The ROCKHAMPTON. February 4 The
last meeting of the Rockntunpton last meeting of the Rockhampton last meeting of the Rockhampton
tub-branch of the Australian Railways sub-branch of the Australian Railways sub-branch of the Australian Railways
Union decided to appoint three repre Union decided to appoint three repre- Union decided to appoint three representatives
sentatives to a combined A.R,U^ AJr sentatives to a combined A.R.U, A.F. to a combined ARUM AJr
U.L.E. Committee being set up locally U.L.E. Committee being set up locally U.L.E. Committee being set up locally
for the purpose of Investigating any for the purpose of investigating any for the purpose of investigating any
attempts by the Railway Department attempts by the Railway Department attempts by the Railway Department
to re-introduce Garrett engines into to re-introduce Garrett engines into to re-introduce Garrett engines into
service before the unions wen satis service before the unions were satis- service before the unions were satisfied
fied that the alterations and imorovt fied that the alterations and improve- that the alterations and improve
ments to these engines, aa asked for. ments to these engines, as asked for, ments to these engines, as asked for.
had been effected. had been effected. had been effected.
Identified overProof corrections AS IMPROVEMENTS /SUB/BRANCH|SUBBRANCH WERE
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All Words6490.6100.0100.0
Searchability of unique words4991.8100.0100.0
Weighted Words91.9100.0100.0

Article ID 62873079, Article, STANDARD RAIL TO CAIRNS, page 1 1946-02-23, Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), 140 words, 5 corrections

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STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL
TO CAIRNS TO CAIRNS TO CAIRNS
INNIfiKAU. K*',ru-rv tt The wel INNISFAIL, February 22.—The wel- INNISFAIL. K*',ru-rv tt The welcome
come news has been received that the come news has been received that the news has been received that the
standard Raiifr isllwav line wtilch It standard gauge railway line which it standard gauge railway line which It
*as firei Intended would cease at was first intended would cease at was first intended would cease at
T»wn*vllle it to b/ nteadad to lonn Townsville is to be extended to Innis- Townsville it to be intended to form
dut and Culrai fail and Cairns. due and Cairns
At th* monthlr neeUng of the At the monthly meeting of the At the monthly meeting of the
Innlifall Chamber of Commerce a let Innisfail Chamber of Commerce a let- Innisfail Chamber of Commerce a let
Ui wa* received from 0. W. Marten*. ter was received from G. W. Martens, it was received from G W. Martens.
l-xjera! member for Hfrhert. *n Federal member for Herbert, en- Federal! member for Herbert. in
dMIns ? comrnunlcalion from the closing a communication from the dMIns ? communication from the
Km K J Watd. Federal Minister Hon. E. J. Ward, Federal Minister Km K J Ward. Federal Minister
for Ttantrxirt. resdlng for Transport, reading: for Ttantrxirt. reading
TurUier tn mv letter In connection "Further to my letter in connection Further to my letter In connection
with repixsrntatinns madr bv U. H with representations made by L. B. with representations made by G. H
tVllllamn ?erreurr of the tnnlsfail Williams, secretary of the Innisfail Williams secretary of the Innisfail
Chamlwr of ('nmiwirv relative to the Chamber of Commerces, relative to the Chamber of ('primary relative to the
estencion nf the standard rallwav extension of the standard railway essence of the standard railway
gauitr beyond Tnwrurrlll*, I desire to gauge beyond Townsville, I desire to gauge beyond Tnwrurrlll*, I desire to
inform vnu that tt has no* been n-- inform you that it has now been de- inform you that it has not been a--
cided to amend the original scheme cided to amend the original scheme cided to amend the original scheme
arm the aectton Townsvlll* la Calrnt and the section Townsvllle to Cairns and the section Townsville to Cairns
»lll he included In the plan of con will be included in the plan of con- will he included in the plan of conversion
verakon ? version."
Identified overProof corrections BE WARD BY FURTHER TOWNSVILLE WILLIAMS WAS GAUGE MARTENS MEETING SECTION WHICH HERBERT RAILWAY MADE READING FIRST MONTHLY REPRESENTATIONS SECRETARY CONVERSION MY COMMUNICATION INNISFAIL WILL YOU
Identified overProof non-corrections COMMERCES HON ENCLOSING NOW EXTENDED IS FEBRUARY DECIDED EXTENSION TOWNSVLLLE TRANSPORT
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Searchability of unique words7550.785.370.3
Weighted Words52.186.170.9

Article ID 62882457, Article, DRAFT AGREEMENT ON RAIL GAUGE, page 1 1946-04-06, Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), 59 words, 4 corrections

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DRAFT AGREEMENT DRAFT AGREEMENT DRAFT AGREEMENT
ON RAIL GAUGE ON RAIL GAUGE ON RAIL GAUGE
CANBKKHA. April 5. -A draft CANBERRA, April 5.—A draft CANBERRA. April 5. -A draft
agreement on the rail gauge unifica agreement on the rail gauge unifica- agreement on the rail gauge unification
tion is lo he finalised at the ne\t con tion is to be finalised at the next con- is to he finalised at the next conference
ference of Ministers on May 22, an ference of Ministers on May 22, an- of Ministers on May 22, an
nounced Senator Coiling*, on behalf nounced Senator Collings, on behalf nounced Senator Collings, on behalf
of Mr. Ward, in the Sc-nale to-day. of Mr. Ward, in the Senate to-day. of Mr. Ward, in the Senate to-day.
He added thnt negotiations were He added that negotiations were He added that negotiations were
proeeedina to satisfactorily that the proeeeding so satisfactorily that the proceeding to satisfactorily that the
meeting will consider detailed recom- meeting will consider detailed recom- meeting will consider detailed recommendations
mendations of technical officers. mendations of technical officers. of technical officers.
Identified overProof corrections CANBERRA NEXT SENATE COLLINGS
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Article ID 62883191, Article, RAIL GAUGE CONFERENCE ON MONDAY, page 1 1946-07-26, Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), 95 words, 5 corrections

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RAIL GAUGE CONFER RAIL GAUGE CONFER- RAIL GAUGE CONFERENCE
ENCE ON MONDAY ENCE ON MONDAY ON MONDAY
CANBEHRA. July 23— The Minis CANBERRA, July 25.—The Minis- CANBERRA. July 23 The Minister
tor for Transport. Mr. Ward, stated ter for Transport, Mr. Ward, stated for Transport. Mr. Ward, stated
to-day in the House of Representa to-day in the House of Representa- to-day in the House of Representatives
tives that the Commonwealth. New tives that the Commonwealth, New that the Commonwealth. New
South Wales and South Australia South Wales and South Australia South Wales and South Australia
would confer in Canberra on MonrViy would confer in Canberra on Monday would confer in Canberra on Monday
to finalise arrangements for the uni to finalise arrangements for the uni- to finalise arrangements for the unification
fication of rail causes In those States. fication of rail gauges in those States. of rail causes In those States.
He then voulS confer with repre He then would confer with repre- He then would confer with representatives
sentatives of Queensland and West sentatives of Queensland and West- of Queensland and Western
ern Australia to see if some agree ern Australia to see if some agree- Australia to see if some agreement
ment could be. reached. ment could be reached. could be. reached.
With associated works, it i* ex With associated works, it is ex- With associated works, it is expected
pected the cost in New South Wales. pected the cost in New South Wales, the cost in New South Wales.
South Australia and Victoria would South Australia and Victoria would South Australia and Victoria would
be approximately £7,000.000. be approximately £7,000,000. be approximately £7,000.000.
Identified overProof corrections MINISTER IS CONFERENCE
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Weighted Words94.798.775.0

Article ID 62884579, Article, ELECTRIC TRAIN, LISMORE NORTH, page 1 1946-07-27, Townsville Daily Bulletin (Qld. : 1907 - 1954), 151 words, 4 corrections

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ELECTRIC TRAIN, ELECTRIC TRAIN, ELECTRIC TRAIN,
USMORE NORTH LISMORE NORTH LISMORE NORTH
SVDNEV, July M.— Traffic on SYDNEY, July 26.— Traffic on SYDNEY, July 26 Traffic on
the Brisbane Express will be re the Brisbane Express will be the Brisbane Express will be relieved
lieved bv a new railway, Mr. Play relieved by a new railway, Mr. by a new railway, Mr. Play
Playford announced to-day. Playford announced to-day. Playford announced to-day.
A six-car Deisel electric train is A six-car Diesel electric train is A six-car Diesel electric train is
planned for between Lismore and planned for between Lismore and planned for between Lismore and
South Brisbane, connecting at Casino South Brisbane, connecting at Casino South Brisbane, connecting at Casino
with the MurwiVrambah Express. with the Murwillumbah Express. with the Murwillumbah Express.
This is part of the £1.4X5.000 plant to This is part of the £1,415,000 plan to This is part of the £1.4X5.000 plant to
improve country railway services by improve country railway services by improve country railway services by
70-mile-an-bour Deisel trains, rail 70-mile-an-hour Diesel trains, rail 70-mile-an-hour Diesel trains, rail
motors, and rail motor trailers an motors, and rail motor trailers motors, and rail motor trailers announced
nounced by the Railways Commis announced by the Railways Commissioner, by the Railways Commis-
Mr. Hartigan. Mr. Hartigan. Mr. Hartigan.
He said he had authorised the con He said he had authorised the He said he had authorised the con
construction of 31 three-car Diesel electric construction of 31 three-car Diesel electric construction of 31 three-car Diesel electric
air-conditioned units at an estimated air-conditioned units at an estimated air-conditioned units at an estimated
cpt of £930,000. In ndjition. 30 rail cost of £930,000. In addition, 30 rail cost of £930,000. In addition. 30 rail
motors and 25 rail motor trailers of motors and 25 rail motor trailers of motors and 25 rail motor trailers of
modern design would be built at s cost modern design would be built at a cost modern design would be built at a cost
of 1485.000 of £485,000. of 1485.000
He said the improved services would He said the improved services would He said the improved services would
be provided first for the country areas be provided first for the country areas be provided first for the country areas
vulnerable to competition by other vulnerable to competition by other vulnerable to competition by other
means of transport, and where heavy means of transport, and where heavy means of transport, and where heavy
nifrht mails could be relieved by dav night mails could be relieved by day- night mails could be relieved by day
lleht travel. light travel. light travel.
Identified overProof corrections MILEANHOUR MURWILLUMBAH SYDNEY DAYLIGHT ADDITION NIGHT
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Article ID 65420409, Article, Deisel Engines, page 6 1946-08-22, Gippsland Times (Vic. : 1861 - 1954), 190 words, 4 corrections

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Deisel Engines Deisel Engines Diesel Engines
Railway travellers on the -Traralgon Railway travellers on the Traralgon- Railway travellers on the Traralgon
Maffr 'section will gain little, consol Maffra section will gain little consol- Maffra section will gain little, consul
from the announcement that ation from the announcement that from the announcement that
future branch' line travellers in the future branch line travellers in the future branch' line travellers in the
trains driven by'modern diesel motors trains driven by modern diesel motors trains driven by modern diesel motors
will be comfortable. Travellers on the will be comfortable. Travellers on the will be comfortable. Travellers on the
ni~ line are looking forward to . an main line are looking forward to an new line are looking forward to an
improvement, also, in the type of car improvement, also, in the type of improvement, also, in the type of car
carriage provided for the long city journey. carriage provided for the long city journey. carriage provided for the long city journey.
The sooner the "Tate"' carriages are The sooner the "Tate"' carriages are The sooner the "Tate"' carriages are
taken off the run and replaced by taken off the run and replaced by corridors, taken off the run and replaced by
corridors, the sooner will public apprec the sooner will public appreciation corridors, the sooner will public approve
of the service be manifest. of the service be manifest. of the service be manifest.
Ironical indeed, though as such it Ironical indeed, though as such it Ironical indeed, though as such it
was not meant to be, was the state was not meant to be, was the state- was not meant to be, was the statement
ment made last week by the Czecho ment made last week by the Czechoslovak made last week by the Czecho-
Trade Commissioner. He said Trade Commissioner. He said Trade Commissioner. He said
that in his country, awaiting trans-. that in his country, awaiting transportation that in his country, awaiting transportation
portation to Australia, were six thous to Australia, were six thousand to Australia, were six the us
sports cars, and much glassware, sports cars, and much glassware, sports cars, and much glassware,
beer and silk stockings-a country that beer and silk stockings— a country that beer and silk stockings a country that
i little more than a year ago was blood little more than a year ago was bloodily a little more than a year ago was blood
liberated from seven years slavery liberated from seven years slavery liberated from seven years slavery
under the Nazis. Yet in Australia under the Nazis. Yet in Australia under the Nazis. Yet in Australia
where, fortunately; we can boast no where, fortunately, we can boast no where, fortunately; we can boast no
invading foot has yet trod we are not invading foot has yet trod we are not invading foot has yet trod we are not
achieving a production sufficient for achieving a production sufficient for achieving a production sufficient for
our own needs let alone enough with our own needs let alone enough with our own needs let alone enough with
which to seize the never-to-be regained which to seize the never-to-be regained which to seize the never-to-be regained
export opportunities we are letting slip. export opportunities we are letting slip. export opportunities we are letting slip.
Identified overProof corrections TRANSPORTATION MODERN MAFFRA
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Article ID 68966595, Article, STANDARD RAIL GUAGE, page 2 1946-03-13, Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), 225 words, 5 corrections

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STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL STANDARD RAIL
GUAGE GUAGE GAUGE
'CANBERRA, 'J'ticsilay. - Appro CANBERRA, Tuesday. — Appro- CANBERRA, 'J'ticsilay. - Approval
val has been given by Federal and val has been given by Federal and has been given by Federal and
i State Transport Ministers to a con State Transport Ministers to a con- State Transport Ministers to a considerable
siderable part ol' the draft agree siderable part of the draft agree- part of the draft agree
between the States and ment between the States and between the States and
Commonwealth for the standardisa Commonwealth for the standardisa- Commonwealth for the Standardisation
tion of rail gauges in Australiu. tion of rail gauges in Australia. of rail gauges in Australia.
The Federal Transport Minister (Mr. The Federal Transport Minister (Mr. The Federal Transport Minister (Mr.
Ward) and State Ministers, together Ward) and State Ministers, together Ward) and State Ministers, together
with experts, have been sitting iu Can with experts, have been sitting in Can- with experts, have been sitting in Can
for two days studying the nine berra for two days studying the nine- for two days studying the nine
point agreement which is lo be submit point agreement which is to be submit- point agreement which is to be submit
to State and Federal Parliaments ted to State and Federal Parliaments to State and Federal Parliaments
fur ratilicntion. for ratification. for ratification.
As a result of the discussions Mr. As a result of the discussions Mr. As a result of the discussions Mr.
Ward has given an assurance that ad Ward has given an assurance that ad- Ward has given an assurance that adjustments
justments will be made in calculations justments will be made in calculations will be made in calculations
on costs of associated works not charge on costs of associated works not charge- on costs of associated works not charge
able against the railway standardisa able against the railway standardisa- able against the railway Standardisation
tion scheme. tion scheme. scheme.
This'is expected to mean a con This is expected to mean a con- This is expected to mean a considerable
siderable saving for Victoria, which siderable saving for Victoria, which saving for Victoria, which
under the original plan would have under the original plan would have under the original plan would have
borne more than £10 million of borne more than £10 million of borne more than £10 million of
the estimated cost of £14 million the estimated cost of £14 million the estimated cost of £14 million
for these associated works. for these associated works. for these associated works.
Tho agreement has been amended The agreement has been amended The agreement has been amended
also to provide for standardisation of also to provide for standardisation of also to provide for standardisation of
tho 2ft. Oin. gauge, as well as of the the 2ft. 6in. gauge, as well as of the the 2ft. 6in. gauge, as well as of the
flit. yin. and the 3ft. Oin. gauges to a 5ft. 3in. and the 3ft. 6in. gauges to a flat. vin. and the 3ft. 6in. gauges to a
standard of J ft. Sin. standard of 4 ft. 8in. standard of J ft. Sin.
CANBERRA, Tuesday. - A team of CANBERRA, Tuesday. — A team of CANBERRA, Tuesday. - A team of
Australian experts may be sent to Ar Australian experts may be sent to Ar- Australian experts may be sent to Argentina
gentina to investigate modern methods gentina to investigate modern methods to investigate modern methods
of transportation of livestock. of transportation of livestock. of transportation of livestock.
A suggestion that tho experts be sent A suggestion that the experts be sent A suggestion that the experts be sent
has been submitted lo the newly-formed has been submitted to the newly-formed has been submitted to the newly-formed
Transport Advisory Council, which will Transport Advisory Council, which will Transport Advisory Council, which will
consider the matter. consider the matter. consider the matter.
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Article ID 69059725, Article, UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE CASE, page 2 1946-08-06, Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), 132 words, 3 corrections

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UNIFORM RAIL | UNIFORM RAIL UNIFORM RAIL |
GAUGE CASE GAUGE CASE GAUGE CASE
HOUAllT, Monday. - The HOBART, Monday. — The HOBART, Monday. - The
Transport''Commission at pre- Transport Commission at pre- Transport Commission at present
sent is preparing a "case for sent is preparing a "case for is preparing a case for
Tasmania" on the question of Tasmania" on the question of Tasmania on the question of
unifying Tasmanian railway, unifying Tasmanian railway unifying Tasmanian railway,
gauges. gauges. gauges.
It originally was proposed thai It originally was proposed that It originally was proposed that
the Commonwealth pay three-fifths the Commonwealth pay three-fifths the Commonwealth pay three-fifths
of the cost and thc State two-fifths. of the cost and the State two-fifths. of the cost and the State two-fifths.
Under this'arrangement Tasmania Under this arrangement Tasmania Under this arrangement Tasmania
would not have contributed but would not have contributed but would not have contributed but
would have received a grant for re- would have received a grant for re- would have received a grant for re-
habilitating its own railways, as it habilitating its own railways, as it habilitating its own railways, as it
was not proposed the State should was not proposed the State should was not proposed the State should
change its gauge. change its gauge. change its gauge.
Later this proposal was chang- Later this proposal was chang- Later this proposal was changed,
ed, and standardisation plans now ed, and standardisation plans now and standardisation plans now
are under discussion by the Com- are under discussion by the Com- are under discussion by the Commonwealth.
monwealth. New South Wales. Vic- monwealth, New South Wales, Vic- New South Wales. Victoria
toria and Smith Australia. Tas- toria and South Australia. Tas- and Smith Australia. Tasmania's
mania's position is uncertain. mania's position is uncertain. position is uncertain.
The Premier (Air. Cosgrove) said The Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) said The Premier (Mr. Cosgrove) said
to-day that the Government' was to-day that the Government was to-day that the Government was
watching the position closely. A watching the position closely. A watching the position closely. A
ease was being prepared based on case was being prepared based on case was being prepared based on
the amount necessary to rehabili- the amount necessary to rehabili- the amount necessary to rehabilitate
tate Tasmanian railways. tate Tasmanian railways. Tasmanian railways.
Identified overProof corrections ARRANGEMENT HOBART COMMISSION MR TRANSPORT
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Article ID 69064845, Article, GARRETT ENGINES CONDEMNED, page 5 1946-09-04, Advocate (Burnie, Tas. : 1890 - 1954), 105 words, 4 corrections

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GARRETT ENGINES GARRETT ENGINES GARRETT ENGINES
CONDEMNED CONDEMNED CONDEMNED
. PERTH, Tuesday. - Mr. Jin PERTH, Tuesday. — Mr. Jus- . PERTH, Tuesday. - Mr. Jim
tico Wolff, who was appointed n tice Wolff, who was appointed a Rice Wolff, who was appointed a
Royal Commissioner to inquire in- Royal Commissioner to inquire in- Royal Commissioner to inquire in-
to complaints by tho Enginodriv to complaints by the Enginedriv- to complaints by the Enginedrivers
ers, Firemen and Cleaners' Union ers, Firemen and Cleaners' Union Firemen and Cleaners' Union
concerning tho operation of Gui concerning the operation of Gar- concerning the operation of Gui
rott locomotivos in West Austin rett locomotives in West Austra- road locomotives in West Australia
lia condemns their purchase a lia condemns their purchase a condemns their purchase a
bad buying and recommends thu bad buying and recommends that bad buying and recommends that
the 25 engines bought fur £1S,00 the 25 engines bought for £18,000 the 25 engines bought for £18,00
each from the Federal Govern each from the Federal Govern- each from the Federal Govern-
mont ho salvaged so thnt thc- mr. ment be salvaged so that the more mont ho salvaged so that the mr
bo used. Ho also recommends tho; be used. He also recommends that be used. He also recommends the;
tho purchaso price be adjusted. HY the purchase price be adjusted. He the purchase price be adjusted. He
says they wero purely war-time says they were purely war-time says they were purely war-time
austerity jobs, and that tho en austerity jobs, and that the en- austerity jobs, and that the enthusiasm
thusiasm of railway .officials in thusiasm of railway officials in of railway officials in
W.A. who recommended their pur- W.A. who recommended their pur- W.A. who recommended their purchase
chaso was entirely misplaced. chase was entirely misplaced. was entirely misplaced.
Identified overProof corrections AUSTRALIA FOR HE ENGINEDRIVERS WERE LOCOMOTIVES
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Article ID 70501259, Article, Missing Lancastrian SEARCH ABANDONED, page 1 1946-04-01, Albany Advertiser (WA : 1897 - 1950), 121 words, 3 corrections

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1 Missing Lancastrian Missing Lancastrian 1 Missing Lancastrian
j SEARCH ABANDONED SEARCH ABANDONED j SEARCH ABANDONED
PERTH, This Morning.-Al PERTH, This Morning.—Al- PERTH, This Morningside
; though it was reported by a Quan though it was reported by a Quan- though it was reported by a Quan
j tas Liberator which was keeping tas Liberator which was keeping j tas Liberator which was keeping
; a look-out for the missing Lancas a look-out for the missing Lancas- ; a look-out for the missing Lancastrian
trian that some flotsam, the nature trian that some flotsam, the nature that some flotsam, the nature
i of which was not discernable, had of which was not discernable, had of which was not discernable, had
j been sighted during the dusk of been sighted during the dusk of been sighted during the dusk of
! Friday evening, a search of the In Friday evening, a search of the In- Friday evening, a search of the Indian
dian Ocean on Saturday in the dian Ocean on Saturday in the Ocean on Saturday in the
; vicinity of the position "given fail vicinity of the position given fail- ; vicinity of the position given fail
; ed to disclose any trace of it. Sig ed to disclose any trace of it. Sig- ed to disclose any trace of it. Sig
¡ nals received at R.A.A.F. Head nals received at R.A.A.F. Head- J nets received at R.A.A.F. Head
! quarters in Perth from Ceylon quarters in Perth from Ceylon quarters in Perth from Ceylon
; Headquarters yesterday were to Headquarters yesterday were to ; Headquarters yesterday were to
! the effect that the search which the effect that the search which the effect that the search which
; had been continued by destroyers had been continued by destroyers had been continued by destroyers
and Catalina flying boat without and Catalina flying boat without and Catalina flying boat without
. results would now be abandoned. results would now be abandoned. results would now be abandoned.
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Article ID 71429671, Article, COBB AND CO. MEMORIAL, page 15 1946-04-15, Worker (Brisbane, Qld. : 1890 - 1955), 124 words, 6 corrections

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COBB AND CO. COBB AND CO. COBB AND CO.
MEMORIAL MEMORIAL MEMORIAL
More than 80 years ago, Cobb More than 80 years ago, Cobb More than 80 years ago, Cobb
and Co's. coaches provided the and Co's. coaches provided the and Co's. coaches provided the
connecting link between Mel connecting link between Mel- connecting link between Melbourne
bourne and ? outback townships, bourne and outback townships, and outback townships,
and to mark their service as pion and to mark their service as pion- and to mark their service as pioneers
eers of transport a plaque was eers of transport a plaque was of transport a plaque was
unveiled last week at Buckley and unveiled last week at Buckley and unveiled last week at Buckley and
Nunn's department stoi'e, Bourke Nunn's department store, Bourke Nunn's department store, Bourke
Street, Melbourne, by the Presi-i Street, Melbourne, by the Presi- Street, Melbourne, by the President
'dent of Cobb and Co's. Old Coach dent of Cobb and Co's. Old Coach of Cobb and Co's. Old Coach
Drivers' Association (M-\ Wal Drivers' Association (Mr. Wal- Drivers' Association (Mr Wallace
lace Mitchell). : lace Mitchell). Mitchell). The
The plaque bears an inscrip-j The plaque bears an inscrip- plaque bears an inscription
tion indicating that it marks the tion indicating that it marks the indicating that it marks the
starting place of the old coaches starting place of the old coaches starting place of the old coaches
as far back as 1854. as far back as 1854. as far back as 1854.
The Lord Mayor of Melbourne, The Lord Mayor of Melbourne, The Lord Mayor of Melbourne,
(Cr. Connelly), who attended the. (Cr. Connelly), who attended the (Cr. Connelly), who attended the
ceremony, mentioned that his1 ceremony, mentioned that his ceremony, mentioned that his
father, the late John Connelly/ father, the late John Connelly, father, the late John Connelly
was a patron of Cobb's coach ser-j was a patron of Cobb's coach ser- was a patron of Cobb's coach services
vices on the route to Chiltern in vices on the route to Chiltern in on the route to Chiltern in
the pioneering days. the pioneering days. the pioneering days.
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Article ID 78217137, Article, Guilford Wins Challenge Cup, page 21 1946-12-07, The Daily News (Perth, WA : 1882 - 1950), 78 words, 3 corrections

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Guildforcl Wins . Guildford Wins Guildford Wins .
Challenge Cup Challenge Cup Challenge Cup
Shooting1 under idea! condi Shooting under ideal condi- Shooting under ideal! conditions
tions at Swanboume rifle range tions at Swanbourne rifle range at Swanbourne rifle range
today, the Guildford Grammar today, the Guildford Grammar today, the Guildford Grammar
Sdhool team won the inter School team won the inter- School team won the inter-school
school Challenge Cup. school Challenge Cup. Challenge Cup.
Guildford scored a total of~458 Guildford scored a total of 458 Guildford scored a total of 458
points. Scotch College scored 446, points. Scotch College scored 446, points. Scotch College scored 446,
Aquinas College 403, and Hale Aquinas College 403, and Hale Aquinas College 403, and Hale
School 382. School 382. School 382.
The Guildford team's individual The Guildford team's individual The Guildford team's individual
points were as follows: Mitchell points were as follows: Mitchell points were as follows: Mitchell
(200 yards) 32, (500 yards), 30: (200 yards) 32, (500 yards), 30; (200 yards) 32, (500 yards), 30:
Cant 27, 27; Wood 26, 29; Robinsori Cant 27, 27; Wood 26, 29; Robinson Cant 27, 27; Wood 26, 29; Robinson
29, 23; Meenan 31, 30; Godwin 30, 29, 23; Meenan 31, 30; Godwin 30, 29, 23; Meenan 31, 30; Godwin 30,
29; Hocking 29, 31; Shepherd 26,, 29; Hocking 29, 31; Shepherd 26, 29. 29; Hocking 29, 31; Shepherd 26,,
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Article ID 79863048, Article, New Stamp Issue, page 4 1946-10-03, Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954), 77 words, 3 corrections

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New Stamp Issue New Stamp Issue New Stamp Issue
Three special postage stamps Three special postage stamps Three special postage stamps
are being issued to commemorate are being issued to commemorate are being issued to commemorate
the centenary of explorations by the centenary of explorations by the centenary of explorations by
Sir Thomas Mitchell in Central Sir Thomas Mitchell in Central Sir Thomas Mitchell in Central
Queensland. The stamps -"will be Queensland. The stamps will be Queensland. The stamps -"will be
of similar design and will be of similar design and will be of similar design and will be
issued ia three denominations issued in three denominations issued in three denominations
2|d., red for ordinary domestic 2½d., red for ordinary domestic 2d., red for ordinary domestic
and Empire postage; 3|d., blue for and Empire postage ; 3½d., blue for and Empire postage; 3d., blue for
foreign postage; 1/, green. The foreign postage ; 1/, green. The foreign postage; 5d, green. The
(stamps will be available to the stamps will be available to the (stamps will be available to the
general public on and after Octo general public on and after Octo- general public on and after October
ber 14. They will be on sale for ber 14. They will be on sale for 14, They will be on sale for
I about three months. about three months. about three months.
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Article ID 92695356, Article, DESTROYING FASCISM, page 1 1946-05-15, Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), 61 words, 3 corrections

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DESTROYING FASCISM DESTROYING FASCISM DESTROYING FASCISM
LONDON (A.A.P.).-The Allied LONDON (A.A.P.).— The Allied LONDON (A.A.P.). The Allied
Control Council has issued direc Control Council has issued direc- Control Council has issued three
tivcs fur the destruction of mili tives for the destruction of mili- times for the destruction of military
tary memorials and masses of Fas. tary memorials and masses of Fas- memorials and masses of Fascist
cist literature, says the Associated cist literature, says the Associated literature, says the Associated
Press correspondent in Berlin. Press correspondent in Berlin. Press correspondent in Berlin.
The order on literature, which The order on literature, which The order on literature, which
before its adoption was warmly de before its adoption was warmly de- before its adoption was warmly debated
bated and criticised on the grounn bated and criticised on the ground and criticised on the ground
of being akin to Nazi book-burn of being akin to Nazi book-burn- of being akin to Nazi book-burn
ing, was sponsored by the Rus ing, was sponsored by the Rus- ing, was sponsored by the Russians.
sians. sians.
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Article ID 99010898, Article, STEAM TRAM FOR SHUNTING, page 6 1946-01-02, Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), 101 words, 3 corrections

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SHUNTED STEAM TRAM FOR SHUNTING SHUNTED
gTEAM tram loco No. 80A, which STEAM tram loco No. 80A, which sTEAM tram loco No. 38A, which
operated on the Kogarah-Sans operated on the Kogarah-Sans operated on the Kogarah Sans
Souci line many years ago, was Souci line many years ago, was Souci line many years ago, was
converted into a shunting locomo converted into a shunting locomotive converted into a shunting become
by railway engineers for work by railway engineers for work by railway engineers for work
on the construction of the new on the construction of the new on the construction of the new
bridge over the Hawkesburv River. bridge over the Hawkesbury River. bridge over the Hawkesbury River.
A large buffer beam was at A large buffer beam was at- A large buffer beam was attached
tached to both ends so that shunt- j tached to both ends so that shunt- to both ends so that shunt- j
ine could be done in the workshops i ing could be done in the workshops line could be done in the workshops i
and at the site of the new rai) . and at the site of the new rail- and at the site of the new rail) .
bridge. bridge. bridge.
The driver of the loco, Mr. Har- J The driver of the loco, Mr. Har- The driver of the loco. Mr. Har- J
vev Tindall. some years ago ar i vey Tindall, some years ago an vev Tindall. some years ago and
express locomotive driver, drove | express locomotive driver, drove express locomotive driver, drove a
the special train used by the Com- i the special train used by the Com- the special train used by the Commissioner.
missioner. | missioner. |
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Article ID 99122323, Detailed lists, results, guides, NEWCOMERS SHINE IN LISMORE ROWING, page 9 1946-07-22, Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), 159 words, 3 corrections

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NEWCOMERS SHINE IN NEWCOMERS SHINE IN NEWCOMERS SHINE IN
jJSMORE ROWING LISMORE ROWING LISMORE ROWING
Outstanding rowers in events con Outstanding rowers in events con- Outstanding rowers in events conducted
ducted by Lismore Water Brigade and ducted by Lismore Water Brigade and by Lismore Water Brigade and
Rowing Club on Saturday were two Rowing Club on Saturday were two Rowing Club on Saturday were two
newcomers, G. Faddon. and B. Gregg. newcomers, G. Paddon. and B. Gregg. newcomers, G. Paddon. and E. Gregg.
Paddon won the final of the- half Paddon won the final of the half- Paddon won the final of the- half
!mile sculls, in which Gregg was run mile sculls, in which Gregg was run- mile sculls, in which Gregg was runner-up.
ner-up. Paddon was also stroke of the ner-up. Paddon was also stroke of the Paddon was also stroke of the
winning crew in the half-mile fours. winning crew in the half-mile fours. winning crew in the half-mile fours.
The results werd: The results were : The results were:
HALF MILE SCULLS (final): G. HALF MILE SCULLS (final) : G. HALF MILE SCULLS (final): G.
Paddon (6 sees) 1; B. Gregg (8 sees) Paddon (6 secs) 1 ; B. Gregg (8 secs) Paddon (6 secs) 1; B. Gregg (8 secs)
2; E. Paddon (scratch) 3. Won by 2 2; E. Paddon (scratch) 3. Won by 2 2; E. Paddon (scratch) 3. Won by 2
lengths. lengths. lengths.
HALF MILE FOURS (first heat): HALF MILE FOURS (first heat) : HALF MILE FOURS (first heat
G. Paddon,. J. Craddock, J. Saville, K. G. Paddon, J. Craddock, J. Saville, K. G. Paddon,. J. Craddock, J. Saville, K.
James, J. Anderson^ 1, J. S. Pratten, James, J. Anderson, 1, J. S. Pratten, James, J. Anderson, 1, J. S. Pratten,
A. Taylor, S. Jarrett, J. Jinks, S. A. Taylor, S. Jarrett, J. Jinks, S. A. Taylor, S. Jarrett, J. Jinks, S.
Longworth 2; won t>y a length, (sec Longworth 2 ; won by a length, (sec- Longworth 2; won by a length, (second
ond heat): H. Stone, J. Peters, J. ond heat) : H. Stone, J. Peters, J. heat) H. Stone, J. Peters, J.
Faulkner, G. Brogden, B. Wagner 1, Faulkner, G. Brogden, B. Wagner 1, Faulkner, G. Brogden, B. Wagner 1,
C. Campbell', P. Lomax, J. Rapley, J. C. Campbell , P. Lomax, J. Rapley, J. C. Campbell', P. Lomax, J. Rapley, J.
Smith, S. Longworth 2; won by half Smith, S. Longworth 2 ; won by half Smith, S. Longworth 2; won by half
a length. (Final): J. Paddon's crew 1, a length. (Final) : J. Paddon's crew 1, a length. (Final) J. Paddon's crew 1,
H. Stone's crew 2, won by a canvas H. Stone's crew 2, won by a canvas H. Stone's crew 2, won by a canvas
after & eood race. after a good race. after a good race.
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Article ID 99131684, Article, TWO NEW RADIO STATIONS PLANNED, page 5 1946-09-19, Northern Star (Lismore, NSW : 1876 - 1954), 83 words, 3 corrections

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TWO NEW RADIO TWO NEW RADIO TWO NEW RADIO
STATIONS PLANNED STATIONS PLANNED STATIONS PLANNED
SYDNEY, Wednesday. — The SYDNEY, Wednesday.— The SYDNEY, Wednesday. 6 The
establishment of new national establishment of new national establishment of new national
broadcasting stations at Broken broadcasting stations at Broken broadcasting stations at Broken
Hill and Manilla was announced to^ Hill and Manilla was announced to- Hill and Manilla was announced today
day by the P.M.G. (Senator day by the P.M.G. (Senator by the P.M.G. (Senator
Cameron). Cameron). Cameron).
He added that an additional He added that an additional He added that an additional
regional station would also be built regional station would also be built regional station would also be built
for the mid-North Coast (Illawarra, for the mid-North, Illawarra, for the Mid-North Coast (Illawarra,
Lithgow, Lower South Coast and Lithgow, Lower South Coast and Lithgow, Lower South Coast and
the Macpherson Range on the the Macpherson Range on the the Macpherson Range on the
Queensland - New South Wales Queensland-New South Wales Queensland - New South Wales
border). , border. border). ,
Provision had now been made for] Provision had now been made for Provision had now been made for
more powerful equipment for 2BL! more powerful equipment for 2BL more powerful equipment for 2BL!
and existing transmitters at New-, and existing transmitters at New- and existing transmitters at Newcastle,
castle,. and Corowa would be re castle, and Corowa would be re- and Corowa would be replaced
placed with modern transmitters. placed with modern transmitters. with modern transmitters.
Identified overProof corrections NEWCASTLE
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Article ID 104967460, Article, At Gerringong, page 1 1946-03-02, The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser (NSW : 1863 - 1947), 422 words, 5 corrections

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At Gerringong At Gerringong At Gerringong
Mr.' W. Dodd reported to.tihe Geri: Mr. W. Dodd reported to the Ger- Mr. W. Dodd reported to the Geri:
ringong Council as follows: ringong Council as follows :— ringing Council as follows:
"During the Past. period street "During the past period street- "During the Past. period street
lighting maintenance and consumers' lighting maintenance and consumers' lighting maintenance and consumers'
faults have beeli attended to ,and faults have been attended to and faults have been attended to and
several private extensions alid alter several private extensions and alter- several private extensions and alterations
ations carried out, An additional ations carried out. An additional carried out, An additional
pole was ei'ected on Mr. Wick's prop pole was erected on Mr. Wick's prop- pole was erected on Mr. Wick"s property
erty at Gerrda, this being to lift the erty at Gerroa, this being to lift the at Gerrda, this being to lift the
nIains over aprlivate tree which Mr.. mains over a private tree which Mr. plains over private tree which Mr..
Wicks wishes to preserve; .:Mr. Wicks wishes to preserve. Mr. Wicks wishes to preserve; Mr.
Wicks will pay the cost of this job, Wicks will pay the cost of this job. Wicks will pay the cost of this job,
The p1el required by Messi's, J, M. The pole required by Messrs. J. M. The plea required by Messrs, J, M.
Miller and Sons for the sludge ptull)p Miller and Sons for the sludge pump Miller and Sons for the sludge ptull)p
ias been erected, A 11"i volt suppl,' has been erected. A 115 volt supply has been erected, A 11 volt supply,'
was connected to Mrs. C, Devory's was connected to Mrs. C. Devery's was connected to Mrs. C, Devory's
fttlin propertyy and a staeit has been farm property and a start has been filling property and a start has been
made on the extension to soerVe fMr. made on the extension to serve Mr. made on the extension to serVe Mr.
V, C., Fields' property 'al; Troolifooa, V. H. Fields' property at Toolijooa. V, C., Fields' property 'at; Toolijooa,
"'Followlilg the Coainnull's d.lroionll "'Following the Council's decision "'Following the Coainnull's different
illd tihe l1hspectonll of the slt o onl the and the inspection of the site on the did the l1hspectonll of the salt of on the
281tilh Janinnry a'Htn'lt wnH nlnd 1 on 25th January a start was made on 28th January a'Htn'lt wnH mind 1 on
tinh, Oniouegi l Rtlwny oxl0n?lon, All the Omega Railway extension. All tins, Oniouegi l Railway extension, All
poles 11111' 0l1( 5 nVillia Io'" 11W Iil poles and cross arms are now in poles 11111' 616 5 nVillia Io'" 11W Iil
posiltion and 'the extension can be' position and the extension can be position and the extension can be
completed.' and the supply. made completed and the supply made completed. and the supply. made
available to the Railway and the cot available to the Railway and the cot- available to the Railway and the cottage
tage with apiliroximately' another tage with approximately another with approximately' another
week's work;. This :work. will be week's work. This work will be week's work;. This work, will be
completed' whleil' the Railways De completed when the Railways De- completed' while the Railways Department
partment indicate, that -,he instail partment indicate that the install- indicate, that -the installation
ation iork ,is in hand., The ,Public ation work is in hand. The Public work is in hand. The Public
Works ,Department pole: liftiig lorry Works Department pole lifting lorry Works Department pole: lifting lorry
and staff were .e'ngaged 'for: the lift and staff were engaged for the lift- and staff were engaged for the lift
ing of these poles and an additional ing of these poles and an additional ing of these poles and an additional
three poles wTei'e erected in the three poles were erected in the three poles were erected in the
Werri area, two more consumers be Werri area, two more consumers be- Berri area, two more consumers being
ing connected to the supply; ing connected to the supply. connected to the supply;
"It is r;ecommended that the Coun "It is recommended that the Coun- "It is recommended that the Coun-
oil .adopt a standard type of switch cil adopt a standard type of switch oil adopt a standard type of switch
and meter .box' for: erection in all and meter box for erection in all and meter box' for: erection in all
installations,' It <jis suggested that installations. It is suggested that installations,' It is suggested that
all bloxes directly in: the weather be all boxes directly in the weather be all boxes directly in the weather be
at .least 24 guage "galvanised iron at least 24 gauge galvanised iron at least 24 gauge galvanised iron
with stitable door, hinges aind fast with suitable door, hinges and fast- with suitable door, hinges and fast
ener, and ':where :liot, directly in' the ener, and where not directly in the enter, and where lies, directly in the
weatler. a ' properly' ,'constructed weather a properly constructed weather. a ' properly constructed
wooden box or "a' ,galvanised iron wooden box or a galvanised iron wooden box or "a' galvanised iron
box; if wooden;' all materials miustA box ; if wooden, all materials must box; of wooden;' all materials must
be free from defects such as broken be free from defects such as broken be free from defects such as broken
boards r ' s' oe and, all boxes to boards or "borers"and all boxes to boards r ' s' one and, all boxes to
be paint'ed.' ..It is furtlier suggested be painted. It is further suggested be painted.' It is further suggested
that all Electi'ical c'ontractors work that all Electrical contractors work- that all Electrical contractors working
ing in tlie;district be notfiled of ing in the district be notified of in the district be notified of
Council's st andard,--AdoPted, Council's standard.— Adopted. Council's st andard,--AdoPted,
"It is 'suggested .that the Council "It is suggested that the Council "It is suggested that the Council
require all : 'retailers . ins talling':K'elec require all retailers installing elec- require all retailers . ins talling':K'elec
trical appliances in lthe area 'to first trical appliances in the area to first trical appliances in the area to first
notify the Council prior to installing. notify the Council prior to installing. notify the Council prior to installing.
This will enable, the appliances to be This will enable the appliances to be This will enable, the appliances to be
checked ,in accordance , with: the checked in accordance with the checked in accordance , with: the
Staiidards Association wiring' stand Standards Association wiring stand- Standards Association wiring' standards,
ards,. It is further suggested that ards. It is further suggested that It is further suggested that
where, appliances, lave already been where appliances have already been where, appliances, have already been
insttilled that. a notification be re installed that a notification be re- installed that. a notification be required
quired to enable the finspection and' quired to enable the inspection and to enable the inspection and'
checking andtlihat, where necessary, checking and that, where necessary, checking and that, where necessary,
the retailer be notified to rectify any the retailer be notified to rectify any the retailer be notified to rectify any
defects itn the '.appliance 'or tlae" in defects in the appliance or the in- defects in the 'appliance 'or the" in
stallation," stallation." stallation,"
Identified overProof corrections ELECTRICAL POSITION INSPECTION SUITABLE MUST RECOMMENDED DISTRICT SERVE INSTALLED APPROXIMATELY TOOLIJOOA GAUGE START MESSRS JANUARY FOLLOWING
Identified overProof non-corrections FARM ARE DEVERYS PUMP ONTHE WERRI [**VANDALISED] NOT NOW GERROA WHEN FASTENER [**VANDALISED] IF [**VANDALISED] OMEGA SITE DECISION ARMS MAINS CROSS
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Searchability of unique words18783.490.441.9
Weighted Words85.192.146.7

Article ID 105690458, Article, MANPOWER FOR RAIL GAUGE UNIFICATION, page 13 1946-02-01, The Land (Sydney, NSW : 1911 - 1954), 139 words, 5 corrections

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i manpower for rail gauge unification MANPOWER FOR RAIL GAUGE UNIFICATION i manpower for rail gauge unification
mero was no isuggcitlion that labor nhould bo taken from( There was no suggestion that labor should be taken from important there was no suggestion that labor should be taken from
fiallonal works, mich an wator connorvation, when the rail unll ca national works, such as water conservation, when the rail unification scheme national works, such as water conservation, when the rail mill car
won being put into operation. was being put into operation. won being put into operations
s xtua statement wan made by tho This statement was made by the This statement was made by the
Minister for Transport (Mr. Ward) Minister for Transport (Mr. Ward) Minister for Transport (Mr. Ward)
v; When referring' to tho adoption by tho when referring to the adoption by the When referring to the adoption by the
H Commonwealth and Stato Gov em Commonwealth and State Govern- H Commonwealth and State Gov- em
it of tho schemo. ments of the scheme. it of the scheme.
b Ho explained that 34,000 men would He explained that 34,000 men would b He explained that 34,000 men would
»' lo engaged in tho construction of a be engaged in the construction of a be engaged in the construction of a
\iinif6rm, rail gauge throughout. A\ifiu uniform rail gauge throughout Aus- uniform, rail gauge throughout. Wife
tralla, 17,000 directly and 17,000 In tralia, 17,000 directly and 17,000 in- tralia, 17,000 directly and 17,000 In
directly. directly. directly.
Ho claimed that this total would He claimed that this total would He claimed that this total would
not iVnpoHO any strain on the nation's not impose any strain on the nation's not impose any strain on the nation's
manpower neods. Tho Hchomo wan to manpower needs. The scheme was to manpower needs. The scheme was to
bo, regarded, ho «ald, as an urgent be regarded, he said, as an urgent be, regarded, he said, as an urgent
work, but not to the noglect of othw work, but not to the neglect of other work, but not to the neglect of other
np^loyial activities, Thoro wan no national activities. There was no apologist activities, There was no
tlmo Hot for the completion of the time set for the completion of the time Hot for the completion of the
wchcnio. . , . scheme. scheme. . , .
Identified overProof corrections SHOULD NEEDS WATER UNIFORM BE SUGGESTION SUCH OTHER THERE STATE SCHEME NEGLECT TIME HE NATIONAL IMPOSE SAID CONSERVATION
Identified overProof non-corrections SET OPERATION [**VANDALISED] AUSTRALIA GOVERNMENTS IMPORTANT
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Weighted Words69.093.779.6

Article ID 114566084, Article, UNIONS TO CO-OPERATE ON ANY GARRATT MOVES, page 1 1946-01-09, Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), 122 words, 3 corrections

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UNIONS TO UNIONS TO UNIONS TO
CO-OPERATE ON CO-OPERATE ON CO-OPERATE ON
ANY GARRATT MOVES ANY GARRATT MOVES ANY GARRATT MOVES
BRISBANE. January S.--Com BRISBANE, January 8.—Com- BRISBANE. January Non-Com
plete co-operation In any action plete co-operation in any action plete co-operation in any action
aiffectil.g the handling of Garrati affecting the handling of Garratt affecting the handling of Garratt
locomotives was decided on at a locomotives was decided on at a locomotives was decided on at a
conference between thy Loco. conference between the Loco- conference between the Locomotive
motive Enginemen's Union and motive Enginemen's Union and Enginemen's Union and
the A.R.U. to-day. the A.R.U. to-day. the A.R.U. to-day.
Tile conferenec agreoed that The conference agreed that The conference agreed that
fen, ir any. altcrations had been fen, if any alterations had been few, if any. alterations had been
mnade to ,a Garrat tlocomnotive made to a Garratt locomotive made to a Garratt locomotive
under construction at the Ipswich under construction at the Ipswich under construction at the Ipswich
worloistops. workshops. worloistops.
It is understoold that lhe en It is understood that the en- It is understood that the engine
gile lit Illselch had Ibeen in gine at Ipswich had been in- lit Illselch had been in
llspeeled by an A..lEr. Ireprcsent:l spected by an A.R.U. representa- inspected by an Alter. represented
tt\clive on Mlonday. lie was stated tive on Monday. He was stated active on Monday. He was stated
to have found that tie tdriving to have found that the driving to have found that the driving
wheels l nd not been flangedi, alnd wheels had not been flanged, and wheels and not been changed, and
the drlvltg vlheel-tnoes had Iteelt the driving wheel-boxes had been the driving wheel noes had Iteelt
re-wlllte melalled tl t ovIlIrcme? re-white metalled to overcome re-write metalled that ovIlIrcme?
tie l111y, bot] of which it d t on side play, both of which had been the lilly, both of which it d t on
given ap relasone ftl the teltail given as reasons for the derail- given as reasons for the retail
tnent of Garrats. ment of Garratts. ment of Garratts.
Identified overProof corrections AS ENGINE METALLED INSPECTED FOR ALTERATIONS DRIVING MONDAY HE IF MADE UNDERSTOOD BOTH REASONS AGREED WHEEL AFFECTING GARRATTS
Identified overProof non-corrections DERAILMENT BOXES FLANGED WHITE PLAY FEN [**VANDALISED] SIDE WORKSHOPS REPRESENTATIVE COMPLETE [**VANDALISED] OVERCOME
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Searchability of unique words7363.084.959.3
Weighted Words59.081.153.9

Article ID 118378022, Article, CHANGING RAILWAY GAUGE, page 2 1946-09-12, Queensland Times (Ipswich, Qld. : 1909 - 1954), 125 words, 5 corrections

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CHANGING RAILWAY CHANGING RAILWAY CHANGING RAILWAY
GAUGE GAUGE GAUGE
Unifcation of rallway gauge. Unification of railway gauges Unification of railway gauge.
in Australia will give ySlte trans in Australia will give State trans- in Australia will give Site transport
port departments a lot of head port departments a lot of head- departments a lot of headaches.
aches. It gave the London, Mid aches. It gave the London, Mid- It gave the London, Midland
land, and Scottish many when ii land, and Scottish many when it and Scottish many when it
transferred from 5ft. 3tn. to a transferred from 5ft. 3in. to a transferred from 5ft. 3in. to a
narrower gauge some years ago, narrower gauge some years ago, narrower gauge some years ago,
but that company never lost a but that company never lost a but that company never lost a
minute In Its schedules when it minute in its schedules when it minute In Its schedules when it
eventually reduced. Mr. George eventually reduced. Mr. George eventually reduced. Mr. George
Marshall, of Brassall, railway Marshall, of Brassall, railway Marshall, of Brassall, railway
waggon builder, yesterday de waggon builder, yesterday de- waggon builder, yesterday de-
ecribed how it was done in Eng scribed how it was done in Eng- scribed how it was done in England.
land. They laid another line be land. They laid another line be- They laid another line between
tween the existing two. recon tween the existing two, recon- the existing two. reconstructed
structed their bogies, axles, and structed their bogies, axles, and their bogies, axles, and
vs forth, and at midnight one so forth, and at midnight one so forth, and at midnight one
night the last of the old big gau? night the last of the old big gauge night the last of the old big gas?
vehicles steamed into Swlndon vehicles steamed into Swindon vehicles steamed into Swindon
Junction. At five minutes past two Junction. At five minutes past two Junction. At five minutes past two
the railway was operating on the the railway was operating on the the railway was operating on the
Itew gauger without a time-table new gauge without a time-table Item gauges without a time-table
break. break. break.
Identified overProof corrections SO GAUGES SWINDON UNIFICATION DESCRIBED
Identified overProof non-corrections STATE NEW
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Searchability of unique words8792.097.771.4
Weighted Words93.498.780.7

Article ID 128376696, Article, Garratt Locomotive Condemned, page 3 1946-11-28, News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954), 294 words, 5 corrections

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Garrat Garratt Garratt
Locomotive Locomotive Locomotive
Condemned Condemned Condemned
The Australian standard Gar The Australian standard Gar- The Australian standard Gar
ratt-type locomotive was con ratt-type locomotive was con- rate type locomotive was condemned
demned as unroadworthy by the demned as unroadworthy by the as unseaworthy by the
Federal council of the Aus Federal council of the Aus- Federal council of the Australian
tralian Federated Union of tralian Federated Union of Federated Union of
Locomotive Enginemen in Ade Locomotive Enginemen in Ade- Locomotive Enginemen in Adelaide.
laide laide.
The Garratt engine was a major The Garratt engine was a major The Garratt engine was a major
issue in the recent West Australian issue in the recent West Australian issue in the recent West Australian
railway strike. railway strike. railway strike.
The Federal secretary of the The Federal secretary of the The Federal secretary of the
A.F.U.L.E. (Mr. J. M. Galvin) said A.F.U.L.E. (Mr. J. M. Galvin) said A.F.U.L.E. (Mr. J. M. Galvin said
that after lengthy discussions dele that after lengthy discussions dele- that after lengthy discussions delegates
gates had adopted the following gates had adopted the following had adopted the following
resolution: resolution:— resolution:
"This conference Is definltel con "This conference is definitely con- "This conference is definitely concerned
cerned with the attitude of the Com cerned with the attitude of the Com- with the attitude of the Commonwealth
monwealth and State Governments in monwealth and State Governments in and State Governments in
attempting to return to service Austra attempting to return to service Austra- attempting to return to service Australian
lian standard Garratt locomotives, which lian standard Garratt locomotives, which standard Garratt locomotives, which
to the practical knowledge of locomotive to the practical knowledge of locomotive to the practical knowledge of locomotive
men, are not only unroadworthy but men, are not only unroadworthy but men, are not only unroadworthy but
are also unsultab:le for reasonable work are also unsuitable for reasonable work are also unsuitable for reasonable working
ing conditions of enginemen. We be ing conditions of enginemen. We be- conditions of enginemen. We believe
lieve that Australian standard Garratt lieve that Australian standard Garratt that Australian standard Garratt
locomotives cannot be made roadworthvl locomotives cannot be made roadworthy locomotives cannot be made roadworthy
and safe in the interests of locomotive and safe in the interests of locomotive and safe in the interests of locomotive
men and the travelling public. men and the travelling public. men and the travelling public.
"This conference, in the circumstances, "This conference, in the circumstances, "This conference, in the circumstances,
will support the division.s concerned in will support the divisions concerned in will support the divisions concerned in
keeping the Garratt engines out of ser keeping the Garratt engines out of ser- keeping the Garratt engines out of service.
vice. and to this end a deputation will vice, and to this end a deputation will and to this end a deputation will
be arranged to meet the Prime Minlis be arranged to meet the Prime Minis- be arranged to meet the Prime Minister
ter (Mr. Chfiey). the Minister for ter (Mr. Chifley), the Minister for (Mr. Chifley). the Minister for
Transport (Mr Ward, and the Minis-1 Transport (Mr Ward, and the Minis- Transport (Mr Ward, and the Minister
ter for the Interior (Mr. Johnson)." ter for the Interior (Mr. Johnson)." for the Interior (Mr. Johnson)."
Mr. Galvit vald the council had also Mr. Galvit said the council had also Mr. Galvin and the council had also
discussed the adverse conditions under discussed the adverse conditions under discussed the adverse conditions under
which Soutli Australian locomotive men which South Australian locomotive men which South Australian locomotive men
were working because of the inferlot were working because of the inferior were working because of the inferior
type of Leigh Creek and Newcastle coal type of Leigh Creek and Newcastle coal type of Leigh Creek and Newcastle coal
that was being used that was being used. that was being used
It was decided to ask the Rallways~ It was decided to ask the Railways It was decided to ask the Railways
Commissioner thM Chapman) to meet a; Commissioner (Mr. Chapman) to meet a Commissioner thM Chapman) to meet a;
deputation to see if a more sympathetlc! deputation to see if a more sympathetic deputation to see if a more sympathetic!
d?cpartmental outlook could be ex departmental outlook could be ex- departmental outlook could be extended
tended to locomotive men in this State tended to locomotive men in this State to locomotive men in this State
so that the union could play its part| so that the union could play its part so that the union could play its part
in preventing unneceseary stoppages ofl in preventing unnecessary stoppages of in preventing unnecessary stoppages of
work. work. work.
As the council will probably end its As the council will probably end its As the council will probably end its
business by' Tuesday, the meeting with business by Tuesday, the meeting with business by' Tuesday, the meeting with
the Railways Commissioner will be the Railways Commissioner will be the Railways Commissioner will be
sought within a few days. sought within a few days. sought within a few days.
Identified overProof corrections ROADWORTHY INFERIOR DEPARTMENTAL SOUTH UNNECESSARY CHIFLEY DIVISIONS UNSUITABLE DEFINITELY SYMPATHETIC
Identified overProof non-corrections RATT [**VANDALISED] GALVIT [**VANDALISED]
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Searchability of unique words14493.198.680.0
Weighted Words92.698.477.9

Article ID 141491216, Article, Two Killed Level Crossing Crash, page 1 1946-04-10, Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill, NSW : 1908; 1941 - 1954), 91 words, 4 corrections

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Two Killed Two Killed Two Killed
- Level Croiiing Crath Level Crossing Crash - Level Crossing Crash
Sydney. April 0.— Two were killed out Sydney, April 9.— Two were killed out- Sydney. April 25 Two were killed outright
riKht 'lion n utility Inn* in wliirh thc- right when a utility truck in which they 'lion a utility Inst in which they
wcic trnvrlling craaliril -ntu « train on were travelling crashed into a train on were travelling crashed -into a train on
* luvel rnimiiii! nt Nart-lhin lu»t night. a level crossing at Narellan last night. a level raining! at Narellan last night.
The dead urc Ijcliuvcl tu lx- Frank Kilward The dead are believed to be Frank Edward The dead are Ijcliuvcl to lx- Frank Edward
llcultmnn (.10), mnriicd, nf Liverpool anil Heidtman (30), married, of Liverpool and resulting (30), married, of Liverpool and
Ihulrn Powell Arquitli (15), of Hammond Baden Powell Asquith (15), of Hammond- Ihulrn Powell Arquitli (15), of Hammond
villp. Tho triii* wan -uiiu.li«l to |.i«o» ni- ville. The truck was smashed to pieces as ville. The train was -usually to poison as
it wu rarrinl iilonit in front ot tin, on it was carried along in front of the en- it was carried along in front of tin on
liini'. Tim duu'uM-il were the only pas gine. The deceased were the only pas- Tiny'. Tim duu'uM-il were the only pass
iwimcm in the truck, which was travel sengers in the truck, which was travel- women in the truck, which was travelling
ling along; the Hume Highway. ling along the Hume Highway. along; the Hume Highway.
Identified overProof corrections AS AT ARE EDWARD INTO CRASH CROSSING LAST THEYWERE CARRIED NARELLAN HAMMONDVILLE OUTRIGHT MARRIED CRASHED AND
Identified overProof non-corrections PASSENGERS BE ASQUITH ENGINE BADEN SMASHED HEIDTMAN WHEN DECEASED BELIEVED PIECES
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Searchability of unique words5550.980.059.3
Weighted Words51.579.257.1

Article ID 141494173, Article, Rail Gauge, page 2 1946-05-25, Barrier Daily Truth (Broken Hill, NSW : 1908; 1941 - 1954), 304 words, 10 corrections

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Rail Gauge Rail Gauge Rail Gauge
The Transportation Jlini.ters' confer, The Transportation Ministers' confer- The Transportation Ministers' confer,
eiu-e on the National iiune of the imiform ence on the National issue of the uniform cause on the National name of the uniform
railway gauge for Australia has broken railway gauge for Australia has broken railway gauge for Australia has broken
down. So the matter will apparently be down. So the matter will apparently be down. So the matter will apparently be
shelved for at least some considerable shelved for at least some considerable shelved for at least some considerable
time. time. time.
It is certain that plenty of excuses will It is certain that plenty of excuses will It is certain that plenty of excuses will
be offered and explanations will be offered. be offered and explanations will be offered. be offered and explanations will be offered.
The basic fact is the rivalry and paro- The basic fact is the rivalry and paro- The basic fact is the rivalry and paro-
chialism of the States— the conflicting chialism of the States—the conflicting legalism of the States the conflicting
jealousies nnd petty interests to which the jealousies and petty interests to which the jealousies and petty interests to which the
interests of the country is a whole are interests of the country is a whole are interests of the country is a whole are
made subservient. made subservient. made subservient.
It U another argument in favor of nn It is another argument in favor of an It is another argument in favor of an
extension of Commonwealth authority in extension of Commonwealth authority in extension of Commonwealth authority in
another case for the implementation ol another case for the implementation of another case for the implementation of
I.nbnr'ii policy of unification and abolition Labor's policy of unification and abolition Labor's policy of unification and abolition
of States as we know them now. of States as we know them now. of States as we know them now.
Thin parochialism played iU part in This parochialism played its part in Thin parochialism played its part in
xcfciirini: the defeat of the recent referen securing the defeat of the recent referen- deferring: the defeat of the recent referendum
dum proposals, and evidently it can be dum proposals, and evidently it can be proposals, and evidently it can be
expected to pldy an important part in thfl expected to play an important part in the expected to play an important part in the
fruittation of other progressive moves. fruistation of other progressive moves. frustration of other progressive moves.
One statement emerging to explain the One statement emerging to explain the One statement emerging to explain the
breakdown of this conference is that breakdown of this conference is that breakdown of this conference is that
Quecnslnnd would not agree to the pro Queensland would not agree to the pro- Queensland would not agree to the proposed
posed and essential piece of railroad north posed and essential piece of railroad north and essential piece of railroad north
of Bourke, becauric trade may be drawn of Bourke, because trade may be drawn of Bourke, because trade may be drawn
to New South Wai™ from part of to New South Wales from part of to New South Wales from part of
Queensland! Queensland! Queensland!
If tl.it. in so. then it is a deplorable fact. If this is so, then it is a deplorable fact. If that. in so then it is a deplorable fact.
Iu any cahC it is such purochialism that In any case it is such parochialism that In any case it is such parochialism that
leads to frustration, and tho peoplo. ol leads to frustration, and the people of leads to frustration and the people. of
Aimtralia are kept divided aud denied the Australia are kept divided and denied the Australia are kept divided and denied the
right to achieve what their interest! right to achieve what their interests right to achieve what their interest!
dictate. . , dictate. dictate. . We
\\ c have too nisuiy Purl laments, keeping We have too many Parliaments, keeping have too many Purl laments, keeping
tlie nation apart, or in ports, and this the nation apart, or in parts, and this the nation apart, or in ports, and this
rroHinnary het-up will be a restraint just reactionary set-up will be a restraint just rroHinnary set-up will be a restraint just
no long as it Insts. so long as it lasts. no long as it lasts.
If the Commonwealth legislature wero If the Commonwealth legislature were If the Commonwealth legislature were
governing body should be able to exercise, governing body should be able to exercise, governing body should be able to exercise,
the pvttr parochialism of States would not the petty parochialism of States would not the petty parochialism of States would not
bo any longer a stumbling block to works be any longer a stumbling block to works be any longer a stumbling block to works
of national importance. The surest way of national importance. The surest way of national importance. The surest way
to survive against this reactionary influ* to survive against this reactionary influ- to survive against this reactionary influx
el(cn is to .grant legitimate powen to thn ence is to grant legitimate power to the often is to grant legitimate power to the
people j, national Parliament. people's national Parliament. people, national Parliament.
Identified overProof corrections WALES UNIFORM LASTS /SET/UP|SETUP POWER MINISTERS MANY ITS BECAUSE PLAY LABORS WERE
Identified overProof non-corrections PARTS ISSUE FRUISTATION INFLUENCE SECURING PARLIAMENTS PEOPLES
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Searchability of unique words16688.695.863.2
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Article ID 143705237, Article, YOUNG, page 8 1946-03-29, Cootamundra Herald (NSW : 1877 - 1954), 923 words, 8 corrections

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youicg' . I YOUNG young' . After
After an illness. ...of.- a . recurrent After an illness of a recurrent an illness. of.- a . recurrent
nature. Mrs. Doris Elizabeth-. McFar nature, Mrs. Doris Elizabeth McFar- nature. Mrs. Doris Elizabeth-. McFarlane,
lane, wile of Mr.; Donald H. McFar lane, wife of Mr. Donald H. McFar- wife of Mr. Donald H. McFarlane,
lane, passed away, ^ aged 57. lane, passed away, aged 57. passed away, ^ aged 57.
As liaison between jtlie Yoiing High As liaison between the Young High As liaison between the Young High
School and the Parents and Citizens^ School and the Parents and Citizens' School and the Parents and Citizens,
Association a High School Ladles Association a High School Ladies Association a High School Ladies
Auxiliary was Inaugurated. Auxiliary was Inaugurated. Auxiliary was inaugurated.
Graham, 22-months-oi'ci of Mr. Graham, 22-months-old son of Mr. Graham, 22-months-oi'ci of Mr.
and Mrs. nnii-i! Burrows, fell with a and Mrs. Bruce Burrows, fell with a and Mrs. nnii-i! Burrows, fell with a
plate in ills hand. A nasty gash In his plate in ills hand. A nasty gash in his plate in his hand. A nasty gash in his
cheek necessitated' four stitches. cheek necessitated four stitches. cheek necessitated four stitches.
A ton of tinned food was donated a A ton of tinned food was donated a A son of tinned food was donated a
the 'Food fcr Britain' matinee or the "Food for Britain" matinee or- the Food for Britain' matinee organised
ganised by Mr. Frank Bartlc. ganised by Mr. Frank Bartle. by Mr. Frank Bartle.
VV/o Bill Freiulensteln, who was W/O Bill Freudenstein, who was Veto Bill Freiulensteln, who was
bad.'y injured in an air accident - n badly injured in an air accident in badly injured in an air accident - in
England, has been visiting relatives n England, has been visiting relatives in England, has been visiting relatives in
the district. the district. the district.
After a leirjthy illness, Mrs. Caroline After a lengthy illness, Mrs. Caroline After a lengthy illness, Mrs. Caroline
Grounds, wife of Mr. Henry Albert Grounds, wife of Mr. Henry Albert Grounds, wife of Mr. Henry Albert
Grounds, died In the District Hospital. Grounds, died in the District Hospital. Grounds, died in the District Hospital.
Don McLennan Is in the District Don McLennan is in the District Don McLennan Is in the District
Hospital. Witli friends. Don was on a Hospital. With friends, Don was on a Hospital. With friends. Don was on a
rabbit-shooting expedition. Armed with rabbit-shooting expedition. Armed with rabbit-shooting expedition. Armed with
a shot gun. he fired nt a rabbit, nnd a shot gun, he fired at a rabbit, and a shot gun. he fired at a rabbit, and
the shot ricocheted off a rock and en the shot ricocheted off a rock and en- the shot ricocheted off a rock and entered
tered his right leg. tered his right leg. his right leg.
Mr. Sid Ford. sen., or 'Country Lire , Mr. Sid Ford, sen., of "Country Life", Mr. Sid Ford. sen., or Country Life ,
has been visiting district properties has been visiting district properties has been visiting district properties
gathering material ror articles on stud gathering material for articles on stud gathering material for articles on stud
beer cattle and sheep. beer cattle and sheep. beef cattle and sheep.
Mr. Gordon Taylor, manager of Mr. Gordon Taylor, manager of Mr. Gordon Taylor, manager of
Lakin'.s Ltd., is taking up n position Lakin's Ltd., is taking up a position Lakin's Ltd., is taking up a position
in n large constnl town. Members of in a large coastal town. Members of in a large coastal town. Members of
the Young District Cycle Club, of the Young District Cycle Club, of the Young District Cycle Club, of
which lie was nn official, presented which he was an official, presented which he was an official, presented
him with a memento. him with a memento. him with a memento.
Vl'.iting alter many years Is Mrs. I). Visiting after many years is Mrs. D. Visiting alter many years Is Mrs. T).
Brooker, of Newcastle, guest of Mrs. Brooker, of Newcastle, guest of Mrs. Brooker, of Newcastle, guest of Mrs.
R. Punt. R. Punt. R. Punt.
Miss Frances nurnie, daughter or Miss Frances Burnie, daughter of Miss Frances Burnie, daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Burnie, or Wirri Mr. and Mrs. John Burnie, of Wirri- Mr. and Mrs. John Burnie, of Wirrimah,
mah, has been appointed to the teach mah, has been appointed to the teach- has been appointed to the teach-
ing starr of the Presbyterian Ladles' ing staff of the Presbyterian Ladies' ing staff of the Presbyterian Ladies'
College. Pymblc. College, Pymble. College. Pymble.
The Presbyterian Church. Roseville, The Presbyterian Church, Roseville, The Presbyterian Church Roseville,
was the scene of the wedding of was the scene of the wedding of was the scene of the wedding of
Marion Russell, daughter of Lt-Coi. Marion Russell, daughter of Lt-Col. Marion Russell, daughter of Lt-Col.
and Mrs. A. D. Reid. Roscviile and and Mrs. A. D. Reid, Roseviile and and Mrs. A. D. Reid. Roseville and
Young, with Frank Hewitt Percy, son Young, with Frank Hewitt Percy, son Young, with Frank Hewitt Percy, son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilkinson, of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilkinson, of the late Mr. and Mrs. S. Wilkinson,
New Zealand. New Zealand. New Zealand.
St. Paul's congregation decided to St. Paul's congregation decided to St. Paul's congregation decided to
extend n call to the Rev. F. A. Lac extend a call to the Rev. F. A. Lac- extend a call to the Rev. F. A. Lackey,
key, of Kcmiiscy. lo the pastoral key, of Kempsey, to the pastoral of Kempsey. to the pastoral
charge or the church. charge of the church. charge of the church.
Pte. Erie Smith, son or Aid. and Mrs. Pte. Eric Smith, son of Ald. and Mrs. Pte. Eric Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Smith, niter seeing service in G. S. Smith, after seeing service in G. S. Smith, after seeing service in
Borneo and Rabatil, is home with his Borneo and Rabaul, is home with his Borneo and Rabaul, is home with his
parents on long leave. parents on long leave. parents on long leave.
Tho^ engagement is announced of The engagement is announced of The engagement is announced of
Mary Christina, daughter of Mr. and Mary Christina, daughter of Mr. and Mary Christina, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Shannon, Young, to David Mrs. L. G. Shannon, Young, to David Mrs. L. G. Shannon, Young, to David
Thrusby. -son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Thrusby, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Thrusby. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Lamb, Milvnle. ' Lamb, Milvale. Lamb, Milvnle. '
Dot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dot. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Barry, announces her engagement to Barry, announces her engagement to Barry, announces her engagement to
Stun, son of Mr. and Mrs. FracLs Cun Stun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fracis Cun- Stan, son of Mr. and Mrs. FrancIs Cun
nigham. nigham. ingham.
Mrs. Kathcrlne jSteedinan. mother Mrs. Katherine Steedman, mother Mrs. Katherine jSteedinan. mother
ot Messrs. A. K. (Berti and Arthur of Messrs. A. K. (Bert) and Arthur of Messrs. A. K. (Bert and Arthur
Stcedmnn, of Youiu. died at her Steedmnn, of Young, died at her Steedman, of Young. died at her
(laughter's home, I-'orest Lodge, uged daughter's home, Forest Lodge, aged daughter's home, Forest Lodge, aged
77. 77. 77.
Mr. Norman Hopwooc'.. who was in Mr. Norman Hopwood, who was in Mr. Norman Hopwood'.. who was in
the R.A.F. lor two and a half years, the R.A.F. for two and a half years, the R.A.F. for two and a half years,
lias resumed at G. J. Coi'es Pty.. Ltd. has resumed at G. J. Coles Pty., Ltd. has resumed at G. J. Coles Pty.. Ltd.
While travelling on a railway trolly. While travelling on a railway trolly. While travelling on a railway trolly.
Clinrlcs Alfred Hampton, 45, of Young, Charles Alfred Hampton, 45, of Young, Charles Alfred Hampton, 45, of Young,
wits struck on the lower part - of the was struck on the lower part of the was struck on the lower part of the
back by the handle. back by the handle. back by the handle.
The dentil occurred at Young Dis The death occurred at Young Dis- The death occurred at Young District
trict Hospital of Caroline Groiuids, 72. trict Hospital of Caroline Grounds, 72, Hospital of Caroline Grounds, 72.
of Prospect street. DC-ceased was born of Prospect street. Deceased was born of Prospect street. Deceased was born
a' Young, being the daughter or the at Young, being the daughter of the a' Young, being the daughter of the
late Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Cook. She late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cook. She late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cook. She
married .Henry, , Albert. Grounds, at married Henry Albert Grounds, at married Henry, ; Albert. Grounds, at
Wqdonga-, Young, in 1892, and lie sur Wodonga, Young, in 1892, and he sur- Wodonga-, Young, in 1892, and he survives
vives her. - . . vives her. her. - The engagement
The engagement Is announced ot The engagement is announced of is announced of
Edna Dorothy Siegert. younger daugh- : Edna Dorothy Siegert, younger daugh- Edna Dorothy Siegert. younger daugh- ter
ter or the late Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sie- 1 ter or the late Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sie- of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sie- 1
gert, ,or Koorawatlia, . to .John Stanley gert, or Koorawatlia, to John Stanley gert, of Koorawatha, to John Stanley
Wells,, twin son oi iho ,1-ate Mr. C. S. Wells, twin son of the late Mr. C. S. Wells,, twin son of the late Mr. C. S.
Wells and Mrs. E. A. Welis. Aslifield. j Wells and Mrs. E. A. Wells, Ashfield. Wells and Mrs. E. A. Wells. Ashfield. j
Miss Beryl Prothero, Wombat, un Miss Beryl Prothero, Wombat, un- Miss Beryl Prothero, Wombat, underwent
derwent an operation in the Sacred derwent an operation in the Sacred an operation in the Sacred
Heart Hospital on Friday. , Heart Hospital on Friday. Heart Hospital on Friday.
?The death occurred recently at Dtll The death occurred recently at Dul- The death occurred recently at Dtll
wieh . Hiil,. of Mrs. McMalion, mother wich Hill, of Mrs. McMahon, mother wich Hill,. of Mrs. McMahon, mother
of Mrs. R. W. Maloney, of Murringo, of Mrs. R. W. Maloney, of Murringo, of Mrs. R. W. Maloney, of Murringo,
at tiie age ot 83 years. | at the age of 83 years. at the age of 83 years. |
Representatives of various organisa- ' Representatives of various organisa- Representatives of various organisations,
tions, including all members of the tions, including all members of the including all members of the
Municipal Council, faiewelied ex-Aid. Municipal Council, farewelled ex-Ald. Municipal Council, farewelled ex-Ald.
Percy Gaby and expressed apprecia Percy Gaby and expressed apprecia- Percy Gaby and expressed appreciation
tion or his public services during his tion of his public services during his for his public services during his
residence of 11 years. | residence of 11 years. residence of 11 years. |
One of Kingsvale's oldest residents. One of Kingsvale's oldest residents, One of Kingsvale" oldest residents.
Mr. Hugh Kirk, aged !)G. died in the Mr. Hugh Kirk, aged 86, died in the Mr. Hugh Kirk, aged 96. died in the
Sacred Heart Hospital. He married Sacred Heart Hospital. He married Sacred Heart Hospital, He married
Miss Sarah Anne Thompson at Mur Miss Sarah Anne Thompson at Mur- Miss Sarah Anne Thompson at Murrumburrah
rumburrah in 1880. and they took up rumburrah in 1880, and they took up in 1880 and they took up
residence on the property they named residence on the property they named residence on the property they named
'Kirkdale'. They reared a family of "Kirkdale". They reared a family of 'Kirkdale'. They reared a family of
13, whose names are Hugh (Granville), 13, whose names are Hugh (Granville), 13, whose names are Hugh (Granville),
Percival . (Burrowal. Edmund (Stock Percival, (Burrowa), Edmund (Stock- Percival . (Burrowa). Edmund Stockinbingal
inbingal), Mrs. F. Brown (Stockin- ' inbingal), Mrs. F. Brown (Stockin- Mrs. F. Brown (Stockin- '
bingni), Mrs. T. Friend (Yass). Arthur bingal), Mrs. T. Friend (Yass), Arthur single), Mrs. T. Friend (Yass). Arthur
(Western Australia), Thomas (W.A.), ' (Western Australia), Thomas (W.A.), (Western Australia), Thomas (W.A.), '
Mrs. L. Cahilf (Kingsvale), John Mrs. L. Cahill (Kingsvale), John Mrs. L. Cahill (Kingsvale), John
(Kingsvale), Sidney (Young), Walter (Kingsvale), Sidney (Young), Walter (Kingsvale), Sidney (Young), Walter
(Harden), Horace (Binalong). and (Harden), Horace (Binalong), and (Harden), Horace (Binalong). and
Ken (Young). There are 30 grand-, Ken (Young). There are 36 grand- Ken (Young). There are 30 grand-
children and 15 great grandchildren. ' children and 15 great grandchildren. children and 15 great grandchildren. Mrs.
Mi's. Kirk pre-deceased her husband Mrs. Kirk pre-deceased her husband Kirk pre-deceased her husband
several years ago. j several years ago. several years ago. The
? .The engagement Is .announced ot The engagement is announced of engagement is announced of
Daisy May, younger daughter or Mr. Daisy May, younger daughter of Mr. Daisy May, younger daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Ray. Wooilahra, to Fran- , and Mrs. D. Ray. Woollahra, to Fran- and Mrs. D. Ray. Woollahra, to Fran- ,
cis Walter, third son of Mr. and Mrs. ' cis Walter, third son of Mr. and Mrs. cis Walter, third son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Logan. Young. | A. Logan. Young. Logan. Young. |
Mr. W. Hughes left for the city to Mr. W. Hughes left for the city to Mr. W. Hughes left for the city to
undergo an operation. j undergo an operation. undergo an operation.
Sgt. G. H. Sewell has been promoted Sgt. G. H. Sewell has been promoted Sgt. G. H. Sewell has been promoted
to Acting Inspector. | to Acting Inspector. to Acting Inspector. |
The engagement Is announced of The engagement is announced of The engagement is announced of
Mona Margaret, youngest daughter of Mona Margaret, youngest daughter of Mona Margaret, youngest daughter of
?Mr. nnd Mrs. P. F. Cooper, of 'Belle- I Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cooper, of "Belle- Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Cooper, of Belle- I
mead,' Young, to Raymond Gordon, j mead," Young, to Raymond Gordon, mead,' Young, to Raymond Gordon, youngest
youngest son or Mr. and Mrs. James' youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. James son of Mr. and Mrs. James'
McCartery, ot Quamby. I McCaffery, of Quamby. McCaffery, of Quamby. I
? Mr. G. Walker, or Wirrlmah, receiv- ' Mr. G. Walker, of Wirrimah, receiv- ? Mr. G. Walker, or Wirrlmah, receiv- '
ed news thnt his father passed away ed news that his father passed away ed news that his father passed away
on Sunday morning, in Parramatta on Sunday morning, in Parramatta on Sunday morning, in Parramatta
Hospital. i Hospital. Hospital. i
Mr. Res. Slignr has accepted an ap Mr. Reg. Sligar has accepted an ap- Mr. Reg. Slight has accepted an appointment
pointment with the T. and G. Insur pointment with the T. and G. Insur- with the T. and G. Insurance
ance Coy., at Temora. a keen sport, he ance Coy., at Temora. A keen sport, he Coy., at Temora. a keen sport, he
will be greatly missed by botli the will be greatly missed by both the will be greatly missed by both the
Young cricket and tennis elnhc i Young cricket and tennis clubs. Young cricket and tennis eight i
A.C.W. Pat Smith, or the W.A.A A F ! A.C.W. Pat Smith, of the W.A.A.A.F., A.C.W. Pat Smith, or the W.A.A A F !
spent leave with her parents, and re spent leave with her parents, and re- spent leave with her parents, and returned
turned to Brndfield Park. I turned to Bradfield Park. to Bradfield Park. I
Identified overProof corrections CHARLES REG LENGTHY /EX/ALD|EXALD ALD KATHERINE THAT FAREWELLED WODONGA CAHILL BURROWA MCMAHON BERT COLES ASHFIELD BRADFIELD HOPWOOD DAUGHTERS HILL RABAUL /LT/COL|LTCOL STAFF FRANCIS ERIC PYMBLE LIFE MCCAFFERY KEMPSEY ORGANISATIONS STEEDMAN WOOLLAHRA LADIES BOTH BARTLE COASTAL FOREST BADLY LAKINS
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Article ID 147616438, Article, OBITUARY, page 1 1946-05-23, The Mount Barker Courier and Onkaparinga and Gumeracha Advertiser (SA : 1880 - 1954), 62 words, 3 corrections

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OBITUARY OBITUARY OBITUARY
-Mr. Leslie Young Be!l.—On May 1 fith, I Mr. Leslie Young Bell.— On May 16th Mr. Leslie Young Bell-On May 1 fith, I
at South Coast District hospital, of Port at South Coast District hospital, of Port at South Coast District hospital, of Port
Elliot (late Of Mount Barker), leaving a Elliot (late of Mount Barker), leaving a Elliot (late of Mount Barker), leaving a
wife. Aged 68 years: privately burled | wife. Aged 63 years : privately buried wife. Aged 68 years privately buried |
on Saturday at Port Elliot. on Saturday at Port Elliot. on Saturday at Port Elliot.
Mr. George Henry "WVatfc—On Tues Mr. George Henry Wyatt—On Tues- Mr. George Henry "Waterson Tuesday,
day, at Mount Barker, late of Maccles day, at Mount Barker, late of Maccles- at Mount Barker, late of Macclesfield,
field, aged 88 years. Burial this day field, aged 88 years. Burial this day aged 88 years. Burial this day
(Thursday)1 in the Macclesfield Churcb (Thursday) in the Macclesfield Church (Thursday in the Macclesfield Church
of England cemetery. of England cemetery. of England cemetery.
Identified overProof corrections BELL THURSDAY BURIED CHURCH
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Weighted Words86.797.077.5

Article ID 151440862, Article, UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE, page 3 1946-07-30, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947), 66 words, 3 corrections

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UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE
CANBERRA. July 29.— Victoria, CANBERRA, July 29.—Victoria, CANBERRA. July 29 Victoria,
N.S.W. and South Australia suc N.S.W. and South Australia suc- N.S.W. and South Australia successfully
cessfully concluded a conference cessfully concluded a conference concluded a conference
with the Commonwealth to-day with the Commonwealth to-day with the Commonwealth to-day
on railway modernisation and a I on railway modernisation and a on railway modernisation and a standard
standard 4;t. H£in. gauge in the j standard 4ft. 8½in. gauge in the 4ft. 8in. gauge in the
three- States. Legislation will be i three States. Legislation will be three- States. Legislation will be a
introduced in the Federal Parl!a-i introduced in the Federal Parlia- introduced in the Federal Parliament
ment v.-ithin the next 14 days to ment within the next 14 days to ment within the next 14 days to
ratity the agreement after which ratify the agreement after which ratify the agreement after which
legislation -will be introduced In I legislation will be introduced in legislation will be introduced In I
lhe three States. j the three States. the three States. j
Identified overProof corrections WITHIN PARLIAMENT RATIFY
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Article ID 151446130, Article, RAIL GAUGE WORK, page 5 1946-07-24, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947), 80 words, 3 corrections

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RAIL GAUGE WORK RAIL GAUGE WORK RAIL GAUGE WORK
CANBERRA. July 23. — The CANBERRA, July 23. — The CANBERRA. July 23. 9 The
Prune Minister 'Mr. Chifiey) an Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) an- Prime Minister Mr. Chifley) announced
nounced to-day that Cabinet hat! nounced to-day that Cabinet had to-day that Cabinet has!
derided lhat the standardisation ol decided that the standardisation of decided that the standardisation of
rail gauges in New South Wales, rail gauges in New South Wales, rail gauges in New South Wales,
Victoria and South AnMnlia Victoria and South Australia Victoria and South Australia
should ho proceeded with. This should be proceeded with. This should he proceeded with. This
nceisiou jonowea a repm;i hi lud decision followed a report to Cab- decision followed a report he had
inet by the Minister lor Trans inet by the Minister for Trans- met by the Minister for Transport
port 'Mr. Ward). An agreement port (Mr. Ward). An agreement Mr. Ward). An agreement
had been reached with those Stales had been reached with those States had been reached with those States
for tho work. However, riilficul for the work. However, difficul- for the work. However, difficulties
ties have arisen in negol iations ties have arisen in negotiations have arisen in negotiations
with Queensland and We: I Aus with Queensland and West Aus- with Queensland and We: Australia.
tralia. ? tralia.
Identified overProof corrections STATES FOLLOWED CHIFLEY DIFFICULTIES OF NEGOTIATIONS PRIME REPORT DECIDED DECISION
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Article ID 151462651, Article, Rail Gauge Unification, page 1 1946-04-06, Maryborough Chronicle, Wide Bay and Burnett Advertiser (Qld. : 1860 - 1947), 62 words, 5 corrections

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Rail Gauge Unification Rail Gauge Unification Rail Gauge Unification
Canberra! April 4— a drap. CANBERRA, April 4.—A draft Canberra April 4 a drap.
agreement on rail gauge unifica agreement on rail gauge unifica- agreement on rail gauge unification
tion is lo be finalised at the next tion is to be finalised at the next is to be finalised at the next
conference of Ministers on May conference of Ministers on May conference of Ministers on May
22, announced Sen. ColJings on 22, announced Sen. Collings on 22, announced Sen. Collings on
behalf of Mr. E. Ward in the Sen behalf of Mr. E. Ward in the Sen- behalf of Mr. E. Ward in the Senate
ate to-aay. ate to-day. to-day.
He said negotiations were pro* He said negotiations were pro- He said negotiations were proceeding
ceeding so satisfactorily that the ceeding so satisfactorily that the so satisfactorily that the
meeting would consider the de meeting would consider the de- meeting would consider the detailed
tailed recommendations of techni tailed recommendations of techni- recommendations of technical
cal officers. cal officers. officers.
Identified overProof corrections COLLINGS /TO/DAY|TODAY
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Searchability of unique words4393.097.766.7
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Article ID 161326285, Article, RAIL GAUGE SCHEME CANBERRA, Thursday, page 3 1946-09-06, National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 - 1954), 64 words, 5 corrections

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RAIL GAUGE SCHEME RAIL GAUGE SCHEME RAIL GAUGE SCHEME
CANBERRA. Thursday CANBERRA, Thursday. CANBERRA Thursday
The Federal Government would re The Federal Government would re- The Federal Government would resume
sume negotiations with the Western sume negotiations with the Western negotiations with the Western
Australian Government on the unifi Australian Government on the unifi- Australian Government on the unification
cation of rail gauges after the Fed cation of rail gauges after the Fed- of rail gauges after the Federal
eral election. Mr Ward said' today eral election, Mr. Ward said today. election. Mr Ward said' today
Mr. Ward is Minister for ' Trans Mr. Ward is Minister for Trans- Mr. Ward is Minister for Transport
port port.
Western Australia and Queensland Western Australia and Queensland Western Australia and Queensland
some time ago refused to agree to some time ago refused to agree to some time ago refused to agree to
tin- Commonwealth' Government's rail the Commonwealth Government's rail the- Commonwealth Government's rail
unification proposals'.' i unification proposals. unification proposals'.' i
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Weighted Words100.0100.00.0

Article ID 161329934, Article, 'UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE PLAN, page 4 1946-12-11, National Advocate (Bathurst, NSW : 1889 - 1954), 59 words, 4 corrections

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4 UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE 'UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE 4 UNIFORM RAIL GAUGE
PLAN PLAN PLAN
KNDOKSKMENT BY S.A. ENDORSEMENT BY S.A. ENDORSEMENT BY S.A.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday: State Par ADELAIDE, Tuesday : State Par- ADELAIDE, Tuesday: State Parliament
liament today agreed to the Railways liament today agreed to the Railways today agreed to the Railways
Standardisation Agreement Act pro Standardisation Agreement Act pro- Standardisation Agreement Act providing
viding for the standardisation of rail viding for the standardisation of rail for the standardisation of rail
gauges throughout Australia. gauges throughout Australia. gauges throughout Australia.
Tht- Act has already been signed The Act has already been signed The- Act has already been signed
by the Prime Minister ami by the by the Prime Minister and by the by the Prime Minister and by the
Premiers of New South Wales and Premiers of New South Wales and Premiers of New South Wales and
Victoria . Victoria. Victoria.
The cost of standardisation will be The cost of standardisation will be The cost of standardisation will be
lTil.00tl.U0n. £51,000,000. lTil.00tl.U0n.
Identified overProof corrections ENDORSEMENT
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Article ID 191272817, Article, Rail Unification Big Part of Draft Agreement Approved, page 4 1946-03-13, Warwick Daily News (Qld. : 1919 -1954), 109 words, 4 corrections

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Rail Unification Rail Unification Rail Unification
Big Part of Draft Agree Big Part of Draft Agree- Big Part of Draft. Agreement
ment Approved ment Approved Approved
• CANBERRA: •. Approval . has CANBERRA : Approval has J CANBERRA: •. Approval has been;
been; givea by. Federal .and.'State' been given by Federal and State given by Federal and state'
Transport. Ministers,,to" a, consid-, Transport Ministers to a consid- Transport. Ministers to" a, consid-,
erable'part. of the draft agree erable part of the draft agree- erable part. of the draft agreement
ment between, the; States Cand 'the' ment between the States and the between, the; States and 'the'
Commonwealth ■ 'for, the', standard-' Commonwealth for the standard- Commonwealth s 'for, the', standard-'
tsation . of rail g&uges .iri'.'Austra isation of rail gauges in Austra- station . of rail gauges .iri'.'Austra
ha.' lia. ha.'
Mr .Ward,> and State : Ministers, Mr. Ward and State Ministers, Mr Ward and State : Ministers,
together with' experts,, have •' been together with experts have been together with' experts,, have I' been
sitting for 2 ' days studying a 9 sitting for 2 days studying a 9- sitting for 2 ' days studying a 9 point
point agreement which will be point agreement which will be agreement which will be
submitted to the State and Fed submitted to the State and Fed- submitted to the State and Federal:
eral: Parliaments for ratification. eral Parliaments for ratification. Parliaments for ratification.
The conference adjourned with The conference adjourned with The conference adjourned with
out the; complete agreement hav out the complete agreement hav- out the; complete agreement having
ing -been studied, but Ministers ing been studied, but Ministers been studied, but Ministers
will reassemble again within ' a will reassemble again within a will reassemble again within a
few -weeks to complete their few weeks to complete their few weeks to complete their
work..; ___ work. work. in
Identified overProof corrections IN GAUGES GIVEN
Identified overProof non-corrections AUSTRALIA STANDARDISATION HASBEEN [**VANDALISED] CONSIDERABLE
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count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words8986.595.566.7
Searchability of unique words6090.093.333.3
Weighted Words93.093.57.3

Article ID 191447235, Article, £1,415,000 Rail Plan in New South Wales, page 1 1946-07-27, Warwick Daily News (Qld. : 1919 -1954), 83 words, 4 corrections

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£1,415,000 Rail Plan in £1,415,000 Rail Plan in £1,415,000 Rail Plan in
New South Wales New South Wales New South Wales
SYDNEY: Traffic on the Bris SYDNEY : Traffic on the Bris- SYDNEY: Traffic on the Brisbane
bane express will be relieved by a bane express will be relieved by a express will be relieved by a
hew railway plan announced yes new railway plan announced yes- new railway plan announced yesterday.
terday. A six-car delsel electric terday. A six-car diesel electric A six-car diesel electric
train is planned for between Lis train is planned for between Lis- train is planned for between Lismore
more and South Brisbane, con more and South Brisbane, con- and South Brisbane, connecting
necting at Casino with the-Mur- j necting at Casino with the Mur- at Casino with the-Mur- j
willumb'ah express. willumbah express. willumbah express.
'This is part of a"£i.«5j000 plan | This is part of a £1,415,000 plan This is part of a"£i.«5j000 plan |
to': improve country railway' ser to improve country railway ser- to': improve country railway' services
vices by 70-mile' ah'-hour delsel I vices by 70-mile an-hour diesel by 70-mile' an hour diesel trains,
trains, fail motors ahd rail motor | trains,rail motors and rail motor rail motors and rail motor |
trailers announced-■ by the Bail trailers announced by the Rail- trailers announced by the Railways
ways Commissioner (Mr.Harti ways Commissioner (Mr. Harti- Commissioner (Mr Hart
gan). . gan). gan). .
Identified overProof corrections RAILWAYS MR /AN/HOUR|ANHOUR DIESEL
Identified overProof non-corrections MURWILLUMBAH HARTIGAN
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count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words6686.497.077.8
Searchability of unique words5088.096.066.7
Weighted Words85.194.764.2

Article ID 193128921, Article, RAILWAY GAUGE PLAN APPROVED, page 1 1946-07-24, Tweed Daily (Murwillumbah, NSW : 1914 - 1949), 80 words, 3 corrections

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RAILWAY RAILWAY RAILWAY
GAUGE PLAN GAUGE PLAN GAUGE PLAN
APPROVED APPROVED APPROVED
CANBERRA, Tues CANBERRA, Tues- CANBERRA, Tuesday:
day: The Prime Minister ] day: The Prime Minister The Prime Minister ]
(Mr Chifley) announced J (Mr Chifley) announced (Mr Chifley) announced J
today that Cabinet had j today that Cabinet had today that Cabinet had decided
decided that standardise- j decided that standardisa- that standardisation
tion of rail gauges in tion of rail gauges in of rail gauges in
NSW, Victoria and South NSW, Victoria and South NSW, Victoria and South
Australia should be pro Australia should be pro- Australia should be proceeded
ceeded with. ceeded with. with.
The decision followed a re The decision followed a re- The decision followed a rePort
rort to the Cabinet by ihe port to the Cabinet by the to the Cabinet by the
Mnister for Transport (Mr Minister for Transport (Mr Minister for Transport (Mr
Warrt). Ward). Ward).
Agreement had been reach Agreement had been reach- Agreement had been reached
ed with those States for the ed with those States for the with those States for the
work. However, difficulties work. However, difficulties work. However, difficulties
had arisen in the negotiations had arisen in the negotiations had arisen in the negotiations
with Queensland and Western | with Queensland and Western with Queensland and Western
Australia. 1 Australia. Australia. 1
Identified overProof corrections STANDARDISATION WARD TUESDAY REPORT
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accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words6791.0100.0100.0
Searchability of unique words5192.2100.0100.0
Weighted Words91.7100.0100.0

Article ID 240593329, Detailed lists, results, guides, DEISEL CAR MONDAY, page 4 1946-11-15, The Mullewa Mail (WA : 1921 - 1947), 76 words, 3 corrections

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DE1SEL DIESEL DIESEL
CAR CAR CAR
MONDAY MONDAY MONDAY
D. E. Car arrive Mullewa ia.15 D. E. Car arrive Mullewa 12.15 DE. Car arrive Mullewa had
„ „ depart „ 1.5 „ „ depart „ 1.5 a I depart I 1.5
TUESDAY TUESDAY TUESDAY
D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 140 D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 1.40 D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 140
„ „ depart „ 2.35 „ „ depart „ 2.25 2 G depart I 2.35
THURSDAY' THURSDAY THURSDAY
D,E. Car arrive Muiiewa 12.50 D,E. Car arrive Mullewa 12.50 DE. Car arrive Mullewa 12.50
„ „ depart Mullewa 1.35 „ „ depart Mullewa 1.35 s s depart Mullewa 1.35
FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY
D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 1 40 D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 1.40 D.E. Car arrive Mullewa 1 40
„ „ : „ Mullewa 325 „ „ „ Mullewa 2.25 9 6 Mullewa 325
SATURDAY" SATURDAY SATURDAY"
Fast Mixed Ex. Perth arrive Fast Mixed Ex. Perth arrive Fast Mixed Ex. Perth arrive
Mullewa 2 0 p m Mullewa 2.0 p.m. Mullewa 2 30 p m
Goods. £x. Geraldton Goods. Ex. Geraldton arrive Goods. ex. Geraldton
Mullewa 20 Mullewa 2.0 Mullewa 20
Fast Mixed .To Geraldton Fast Mixed To Geraldton Fast Mixed To Geraldton
depart depart depart
Mullewa 2 30 p m Mullewa 2.30 p.m. Mullewa 2 30 p m
Identified overProof corrections DIESEL
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count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words4190.297.675.0
Searchability of unique words1794.1100.0100.0
Weighted Words97.3100.0100.0

Accumulated stats for 46 articles from year 1946

Word
count		OCR
accuracy %		overProof
accuracy %		Errors
corrected %
All Words609287.696.369.9
Searchability of unique words371189.196.265.2
Weighted Words89.496.264.3