Mine Accidents
Harold Read, a mullocker on the North residing at 678 Chapple Lane, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for injuries to the back…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
948 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 19 of 48
Coal Mines 22,000 Tons Lost This Week Sydney, May 12
More than 22,000 tons cf coal production have been lost during stoppages on the New South Wales coalfields this week. The total includes 7,000 tons last…
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SYDNEY.—More than 2500 men are involved in nine stoppages on the N.S.W. coalfields today. Fresh stop-pages occurred at the Exceisior…
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The party of students from the Wollongong Technical College in charge of Mr. Steele visited the surface and underground workings of…
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The Aircraft Production Minister, Mr. Cameron, said today that if miners and wharf laborers had similar conditions to Government employees and…
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Charles Pace, of 162 Bismuth Street, a timberman at the North, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an injured leg…
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NEW YORK, May 13.—A former Norwegian Labor Party member and 31 accomplices smuggled £25,000,000 of gold from Norway during the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Campaign to Provoke Miners Alleged Sydney, May 13
A warning that miners were not to be provoked into disputes the general secretary of the Miners' Federation. Mr. Grant said today that hs suspected that…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Coal Shortage Reserve Stocks Substantially Depleted SYDNEY, May 13
As a result of certain action by miners and managers, there had already been 1,000,000 tons of coal lost this year, said Mr. W. Orr, miners' representative on…
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SYDNEY,—Including five stoppages which were due to the fact that the pits were temporarily unworkable, 12 coal mines were idle on N.S.W. fields…
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Including five stoppages due to the collieries concerned being temporarily unworkable. 12 coal mines were idle on the New South Wales fields today…
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Ronald Adam, of 400 Lane Street, a laborer at the Zinc, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an injury to the hand…
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The Minister for Transport, Mr. Hyland. said the railways had coal supplies for only a few weeks and the cutting down of train services would be…
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When he lifted some heavy timber the North Mine last night Z. Eoammou suffered a ticked back. He was taken to his home at 162 Crystal Street…
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AUCKLAND.—Leo Edward Morland, Australian metallurgist, age[?] 42, was found guilty in Christchurch Supreme Court of having stolen from…
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The check inspector. Mr. A. R. Cambell, visited the North mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. H. Von…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →U.S. Mines Truce Extended WASHINGTON. May 18
The miners leader, Mr. John Lewis, to-day announced that the coal strike truce originally scheduled to terminate at midnight on Tuesday had been extended…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coal Pit Closed Protest Against Fines on Clippers Sydney. Mar 18
As a protest against fines imposed on two clippers. 800 colliery workers at Richmond Main, on the Northern Fields, left the pithead today. As a…
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At the North Mine yesterday J. E. Denton suffered a probable fracture at the hand. He was treated at the Municipal and then taken to 729 Lane…
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The check inspector, Mr. A. R. Campbell, visited the South Mine yesterday and subsequently reported. In company with Mr. W. Smith…
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