North Mine
After making an inspection at the North mien yesterday. Mr. A. R. Campbell, check inspector reported: In company with Mr. T. Robinson…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Coal Strikes Are Hitting Victoria
MELBOURNE.—It is claimed by the Premier (Mr. Dunstan) that New South Wales coalminers are apparently immune from the application of…
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Nearly 28,000 tons of coal were lost today as a result of 31 mines employing 9,465 men being idle, but the possibilities of the early rationing of gas, electricity…
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Only four pits, employing 1,160 men, were idle on the New South Wales Coalfields today and the production loot for the period was little more then 3,000…
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Charles Tatt, a miner at the Zine, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an injury to the eye, and then allowed to go to his home at, 274 Patton Street…
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The following statement showing the number of men employed by the various Broken Hill Mining Companies (including employees of outside…
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The check inspector. Mr. A. R. Campbell, yesterday visited the North Mine and subsequently reported: In company with Mr. J. Davis…
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All Nottingham miners who struck over the Imprisonment of a pit bev have now returned to work. The strikers eventually totalled 23.000…
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Immediate inquiries relating to the Miners Federation's request for the relense from the Army of men formerly engaged in the coal mining industry…
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B. G. Stevans, a miner, of 223 Wills Street, and Clement Crowe, a laborer, of 63 Patton Street, were both treated at the Hospital yesterday for injuries to…
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Mr. A. R. Campbell, chock inspector, was at the North Mine yesterday, and alter his visit he reported: In company with Mr. J. Davis…
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The executive of the W.I.U. of A. waited on Mr. A. Fairweather (Manager) at the South Mine yesterday in connection with a complication that…
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SYDNEY.—Despite the fact that five of the seven pits idle on N.S.W. coalfields yesterday have returned to work, six mines were idle today when…
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There were seven stoppages on three New South Wales coalfields today, about 2,460 men being involved. The production for the period exceeded 8,500 ton[?]…
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Maurice Spencer, an employee of the Zinc Corporation, collapsed at work yesterday and was taken in the ambulance to his home at 338 Thomas Lane…
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When struck by a stone while at work at the South mine today, M. Porich, of 329 Patton Street, suffered a fracture of the left leg. He was…
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SYDNEY.—There were no fresh disputes on N.S.W. coalfields today when four pits employing about 700 men and producing a total of 2400…
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For the purpose of attending a mass meeting of the W.I.U. to be held tomorrow, the general president of the Miners' Federation (Mr. H…
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No fresh disputes were reported on the New South Wales coalfields today, the stoppages being limited to four pits employing about 700 men and…
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M. Porich, of 320 Patton Street, was struck by a stone while at work at the South Mine and he suffered a fracture of the left leg. He was treated at the…
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