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Railway Appeal Board sits at Cloncurry hearing three cases
The Railway Appeal Board in Cloncurry held hearings on Monday November 5 examining appeals by acting driver John Hides and guards Francis Walsh and William Browning over alleged by law breaches and misconduct on the 42 up. Evidence detailed rostering, reporting, and the role of unqualified drivers, with Browning’s penalty reduced to twelve months as cleaner and removal from fireman duties.
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Railway Appeal Board
Cloncurry
Deveavner
Gund F. Walsh
Ayiver
Hives
Mar Browning
Messrs W. Simpson
Thairman
J. Grant
T. Harnell
E. P. O'Brien
W. F. Juppenl
James O'Toole
Quinn
Loco Fort
Dunlop
A. G. Dunlop
Hides
Manger
Ownsville
Townley
Witness
Isa
Pbs
Charles Trevordien
Hides Valing
Townsville
Field
Quit
Mr. Townley
L. W. Whitehouse
Vines
Walsh
Browning
William James Browning
Duchess
Mount Isa
Malbon
Cloncu
Raiway
Crowther
Nonda
Corindl
Nella
Hiles
Quilin T
Qorlndl
Nelia
Holey
Cigneurry
Julia
Creek
Wright
Harnell
Julia Creek
Hidéa
Brown Ing
Townley G
Dorrid
Francis Walsh
Charles Trevarthen
Sproule
al L
Appellent
Guard Walsh
Mr. Quinn
42 Up
Westinghouse
W. J. Smith
Walan
Rulway
William John Browning
Wale
Mr. O'Brien
Railway Inquiry Board
O'Brien
Board of Inquiry
Hughenden
Crown
Messrs Quinn
William J. Browning
C. Trevarthen
John Hides
Whitehouse
Appell
Fia