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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
10
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland urges care in cornering and slower speeds. Drivers should anticipate camber, keep to their half road, avoid cutting corners, and brake gradually before bends to reduce overturning or collisions on open roads.
A Southern State motorist criticizes Queensland drivers for weak signaling and urges clear hand signals. An engine driver calls for vigilance at railway crossings and safe stopping distances. Readers are advised to inspect oil filters and follow maintenance steps per owner manuals.
A weekly safety reminder urges careful driving and attentive behavior on the road. It highlights the importance of avoiding distractions, following traffic laws, and maintaining focus to prevent accidents and protect all road users.
A new Pan American Highway segment in Peru adds 16 miles of concrete and asphalt. The road reaches toward a large agricultural area from Lima, improving access to numerous towns and villages previously hard to reach.
Munich authorities reveal a punitive measure for car thefts involving confinement in a concentration camp at Davlap. The plan targets those who steal from inside vehicles or damage cars during theft, while noting sizable U S vehicle production and cross border sales.
Earl Beatty warns Britain that Australia must build its own naval craft and expand shipbuilding. He argues Australia has passed adolescence and should prepare for future challenges. He notes needs in machinery, electrical, furniture and other supplies, and cites mercantile tonnage gaps compared with the United States France Japan and Italy. He questions why Australia does not do more to boost wealth and defense through shipbuilding.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a railway crash inquiry with a signalman witness. It recounts seeing a locomotive and officers, with garbled dialogue about speed and responses. The passage is incomplete and hard to parse, offering only scattered details of the inquiry proceedings.
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