Rail Committee Agrees To Need For Saving Coal
MELBOURNE, Wed.—The War Railway Committee agreed to-day to the need to make a weekly coal saving of 12,500 tons, as required…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Miners Resume Work
SYDNEY, Thurs.—Faced with a warning from the Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin[?] and an instruction to resume from the Miners' Central…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—The Miners' Federation will urge the Federal Government to introduce a Commonwealth pensions scheme for…
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WASHINGTON, Wed.—The United Mineworkers' Association has instructed miners to resume, work at the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Appeasement Policy Towards Miners
ADELAIDE, Fri.—What he termed the "appeasement" policy of the Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, towards the miners was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"Guinea Gold" One Year Old
Somewhere in New Guinea, Fri. —"Guinea Gold," the Australian army newspaper for Allied troops in New Guinea will complete its…
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SYDNEY, Fri.—Excepting for Aberdare, which was idle following tin death of a miner yesterday, all New South Wales…
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SYDNEY, Fri.—Miners' Federation representatives at the round table conference with the owners on Monday will impress upon…
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A.C.I.W.H. ("Bill") Ellem, R.A.A.F. was the only guest at the weekly function, in the Council Chambers Grafton, last, night…
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SYDNEY, Sun.—Coal owners and men said yesterday they will seek full co-operation to step up coal production…
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SYDNEY, Mon.—Every colliery in New South Wales worked to-day, marking the second consecutive working day on which…
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SYDNEY, Mon.—Another step was taken to-day in the effort to increase coal output, when the conference between…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—Three mines were idle in New South Wales to-day for the loss of 2950 tons of coal. Two were…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—The Commissioner for Railways, Mr. Hartigan, after a conference with Commonwealth Departments…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—A fresh dispute, involving Richmond Main, which employs more than any other pit in Australia…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—Including three fresh stoppages five mines employing a total of 1120 men, were idle on the New South…
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SYDNEY, Fri.—The only coal mine on the New South Wales fields idle to-day was Invincible in the west. The…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Nymboida Coal Will Help Decentralisation
When a report submitted by the engineer of the Nymboida Shire Council (Mr. H. M. Cornwall), regarding a roadway to the…
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SYDNEY, Mon.—Five mines, involving a coal loss of 4450 tons and 1510 men, were idle in New South Wales to-day…
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SYDNEY, Tues.—Northern New South Wales mines were all working to-day, but there were three hold-ups in the west and south…
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