2. Miners in the Money Big Tin Strike
SYDNEY, Wednesday: Two miners have made the richest strike ever of tin in the history of Tingha, a little mining town 10 miles from Inverell…
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Mining & the mines, 1953
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Eighty Northern Miners To Go
According to Coal Board Chairman (Mr. Cochrane) some 80 miners, employed mostly in small mines, will lose…
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NEWCASTLE, Friday: Miners sealed off heated sections of the Rosebank Colliery took canaries below with them today after three men had…
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Reaffirming their previous decision to stay on strike, members of the State Mine lodge, at a special meeting on…
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The Stipendiary Steward said at Orange races yesterday that the inquiry into the running of Worthy Gold at the last Wellington meeting…
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The newly elected central council of the Miners' Federation at today's meeting in Sydney was to elect a…
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Katoomba Showground was 'selected for the sixth annual picnic, of the employees of Wallerawang Colliery, with their…
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SYDNEY,' This Afternoon.-- Union observers said today that elimination of Communist leaders from the Miners'…
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A conference between the Miners' Federation central executive and the State Mines' Control Authority this…
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Pending the outcome of tomorrow's compulsory conference to discuss the State Mine dispute, the Miners' Federation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Coal Mine To Be Developed -- Mr. Arthur
Instead of closing down, the State Mine would be further developed, the Minister for Mines, Mr. J. G. Arthur, has revealed in a letter to the "Mercury."…
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Following a meeting of the State Mine lodge, held in the Union Theatre this morning, it was decided to return to work tomorrow morning on the terms of settlement decided upon during a…
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LONDON, Wednesday.-- The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr. Richard Butler) says that, with an…
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Inspections of areas of the State Mine were undertaken this morning following the resumption…
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MEXICO CITY, Thursday. -- Nine men were killed and 11 others injured in an explosion yesterday at a coal mine in…
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MEXICO CITY, Thursday.— Nine men were killed and 11 others injured in an explosion yesterday at…
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SYDNEY, Friday: The Central Council of the Miners' Federation to-day voted to break the Federation's affiliation with the Communist…
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In order to give afternoon and back shift members the opportunity of being present, a pittop meeting of State Mine employees this morning was adjourned to the Union Theatre and…
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Regarding the statement by the Minister for Mines (Mr. J. G. Arthur) in the "Mercury" declaring the State Coal Mine is in no danger of closing, but would be in continual production with further development work taking place, I, writes Mr. Shirlaw, feel sure the Minister is speaking with his…
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Establishment of a committee to make representations in respect to the future of the State Mine was approved at last night's Lithgow City Council meeting when recent developments at the mine were fully discussed. The Council debate was prompted by Ald. J. H. King, who is secretary of the…
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