Mine Accidents
J. Hopkins was taken from the North mine to the Hospital last night and admitted suffering from a fractured left leg and a lacerated…
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Accidents, 1943
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Outraged And Drowned
SYDNEY.—A disclosure that Albert Edward Crutcher (11), who was found dead face down in water in an of d brick pit at Granville yesterday afternoon, had been brutally outraged and drowned has resulted from a postmortem examination. When found the boy's body…
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N. H. Buchecker suffered a bruised right foot at the Zinc Corporation today. He was treated by ambulance men and then taken to his home at…
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Leaving on Saturday for a long flight to Mungerannie Station in desolate sand hills in the north or South Australia with no outstanding landmarks for miles…
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N. H. Buchecker suffered a bruised right fool at the Zinc Corporation yesterday. He was treated by ambulance men and then takes to his home at…
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MELBOURNE. — Harold Badger, Victoria's leading jockey, was seriously injured when the car he was driving from Somers crashed into a…
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When his car left the road while negotiating a bend and crashed into a tree near Bittern last night, Harlod Badger Victoria's premier jocker,…
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A quite unusual accident occurred at the North mine yesterday when the electric power was suddenly cut off from the winding engine at the new…
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F. McInnes suffered a lacerated scarp at the Zinc Corporation yesterday afternoon, when a piece of timber struck him on the head. He was given…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Soldier Killed And 14 Injured In Train Smash BRISBANE, March 12
One soldier was killed and fourteen others were injured, two railway trucks were wrecked and five badly damaged while the line was temporarily blocked…
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C. T. Tumbers, an employee at the South mine, suffered a contused little finger of the left hand while at work today. He was taken to the…
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Charles Tumbers, of 238 Oxide Street a miner at the South Mine, suffered on injured ringer yesterday and received treatment at the Hospital…
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When a spanner he was using at the Zinc mine today slipped. John Hoare suffered an injury to the finder. He was taken to the surgery of Dr…
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Arthur C. Kimm[?]s, of 39 Rockwell Street, a boilemaker's apprentice at the Zinc Corporation, had his hand trapped in some shears…
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At the Zinc Mine yesterday John Hoare suffered an injury to the finger He was taken to the surgery of Dr. Richards for treatment and then to the…
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S. Wiseman fell on a stone at the North Mine last night, the middle finger of his right hand being cut After treatment at Dr. Boscence's home…
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ADELAIDE.— Three men were drowned and one saved when a dinghy overturned about two miles offshore from Nord Crena Bay, near…
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Archibald Nell McArthur (64), single, grazier, of Millicent, was drowned, and Hugh Sutherland (44) baker, married, of Kalangadoo: and Sydney Whitehead…
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Keith Spencer, a miner at the Zinc Corporation, residing at 226 Wills Street, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for injuries to a finger…
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At the Zinc Corporation last evening. W. L. P. Dixon suffered a laceration to the forehead. He was treated by Dr. Bocence at the latter residence…
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