Federal railway scheme linked to defence needs
The government plans a broad railway proposal from Cunnamulla to Bourke linking with New South Wales systems. Public Works Commission will study routes by March with data from the Railway Office and Lands Department. Several routes including Charleville to Blackall and Miles to Springsure were discussed. final recommendations would take months.
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Man Shot Near Heart in Glebe Streets
John Frederick Hayes known as Chow Hayes is taken to hospital after six shots fired near Tal found Street Glebe shortly after 6 pm on Friday night. Police found signs of struggle and gunfire at the bridge area. Hayes refused treatment at the hospital.
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Disqualified Suitor Cites Row During Cricket Match
A cricket match ended in tragedy when a 27-year-old dairy farmer Hubert Barnett Mesabon from Helenstea Warra died minutes after being struck by a ball at Breslow on Sunday. The incident followed a dispute as players argued over a disqualification call.
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Sydney taxi driver assault case ends in two year sentence
Judge Berton at the Sydney Quarter Sessions last week jailed Angus Barwick for two years for assault and robbery of taxi drivers in the city and suburbs while armed. Barwick pleaded guilty to nine charges of armed robbery and one charge of assault with intent to rob. The judge said the sentence would deter others and marked the seriousness of the offense.
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Inquest into Death of William Sams Six Suspect Details
Testimony at the Charleville inquest describes William Sams's death after heavy drinking and worry over a prior conviction. Constable Weller and Jack Scanlon recount finding Sams unresponsive with a razor wound, and John Vincent Malone identifies the razor as Sams’s property. Sams had appeared in court December 28 for theft and, after posting a 5 pound fine, faced concern about finances and health before his death on December 29.
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