Five Coal Mines Idle
SYDNEY.—Two fresh coal mine stoppages were reported today at Lambton, where there was a dispute over the dismissal of an employee,…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Mine Accidents
Mr. Hillock was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a lacerated, finger. He is an employee of the Zinc corporation…
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Mr. A. R. Campbell after an Inspection of the North Mine yesterday imported:—In company with Messrs R. Cox and…
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Three New South WAles collieries were Idle today involving a loss of production of 3,300 tons. They were Hebburn No. 3 and Bulli (both of whom worked…
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The general president of the Miners Federation, Mr. K. Wells, and the general secretary of the tame body, Mr. G. W. B. Grant, were told yesterday thay…
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There has been no appreciable change in the labor position on the mines following the resolution of the men not to renew contracts…
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The following is r[?]printed from the official organ of the W.I.U.:—The general president of the Miners' Federation (Mr. H. Wells) and the…
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There were five mines idle on N.S.W. coalfields today when two fresh disputes were reported. ADELAIDE, February 4…
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FOLLOWING suspended milling operations during the week at the South mine. about 90 men were [?]ut off at the mine yesterday. Most of…
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SYDNEY.—Three collieries were idle today, resulting in a production loss of 2300 tons. A fresh dispute occurred at Maitland Main. Corrimal…
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It is intimated by advertisement to this issue that the Zinc Corporation will retrench men tomorrow. The men to be put off will be notified by their…
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SYDNEY.—There was no shortage of beer at Cessnock when the miners and management of Cessnock No. 2 colliery celebrated the colliery's…
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SYDNEY.—Thomas Smith, of Coledale, has retired after 50 years' service at the South Clifton Colliery, Scarborough, where he was employed…
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It was stated yesterday by the secretary of the W.I.U of A., Mr. C. T. Vinall, that an officer of the Rationing Commission, is expected to arrive in…
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There was a steady stream of men at the Barrier industrial Council office throughout, yesterday the men reporting to the secretary, Mr. Polkinghorne…
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When the Anglican Bishop of Willochra, Dr. Richard Thomas, recently expressed the view publicly that miners in the coal industry who struck in…
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Three collieries were idle today—the Maitland Main employing 183 men and producing 700 tons of coal; Pelton. 245 men and 60 tons of coal: and Corrimal…
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It is understood that efforts are being made to arrange an early conference between the Mining Managers' Association and the Barrier Industrial Council to discuss a new agreement for the industry…
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At the North Mine last night A. F. Vaughan was struck on the right kneecap by a stone. He was taken in the ambulance to the Hospital for…
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As a result or four coal mines employing 700 men being idle in N.S.W. today, about 2500 tons of coat were lost…
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