Govt. Help For Mt. Isa Mine
CANBERRA.—The Attorney-General (Dr. Evatt) said today that the Mount Isa Mining Company had been informed that the Federal…
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Mining & the mines, 1944
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Mine Accidents
While engaged on construction work on the branch line to the Zinc Corporation yesterday. P. P. Davis, an employes of the New South Wales Railways…
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With eight mines, employing about 20.000 men. idle, the coal production loss in N.S.W. today was 7.285 tons…
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G. Lewis, a laborer on the branch line to the Zinc Corporation. suffered an injury to the right foot yesterday. He wan treated at the Hospital…
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SYDNEY.—Nine coal mines were Idle on the New South Wales coalfields today for various reasons, including industrial disputes. More…
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The refusal of coalcarters to cart household coal for miners resulted in a strike at Hebbum No. 1 on the northern field today. Hebbum No. 2 and the…
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J. C. Smith, an employee of the New South Wales railways, working on the branch line to the Zinc Corporation, was admitted to hospital yesterday suffering…
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More than 2.200 men were involved in nine stoppages on N.S.W. coalfields today, and the production loss for the period was in the vicinity of 7.200 tons…
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W. J. Oliver, after being treated at the Hospital for strained muscles of the back suffered at the South Mine, was taken to his home at 272 Hebbard…
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SYDNEY.—Nine coal miens were idle in N.S.W. today when only one of the seven northern pits out yesterday resumed. The coal production…
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Nine coal mines were idle in New South Wales today, when only one of the seven Northern pits out yesterday resumed. The coal production loss today…
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Gas. rationing in Victoria seemed inevitable if coll supplies from New South Wales did not Improve immedintely, said the Premier, Mr. Dunstan…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →S.A. COAL Play ford's Election Issue ADELAIDE. April 14
Stressing the importance to the State of South Australia's cool field at leigh Creek. the Premier, Mr. Playford, addressing an elections campaign meeting…
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Only about 6 per cent. of the mine stoppages which had occurred on New South Wales coalfields during the [?] four of five weeks had been caused [?]…
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After 30 years with the South mine, Mr. E. S. Gardiner, foreman carpenter, retired from the service of the company on Friday…
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W. C. Bird, an employee of the North Mine, was treated by ambulance officers yesterday for an injured eye…
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The cheeg inspector, Mr. A. R. Campbell, visited the South Mine yesterday and Inter reported: In company with Mr. H. Carthew…
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LONDON, April 17.—The national delegates at the Miners' Federation Conference on a card vote agreed by 512,000 to 97,000 to accept the…
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Four N.S.W. mines were held up today by domestic disputes. The coal production loss was about 2,450 tons, and 635 men were involved…
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At the South Mine yesterday H. Yole suffered an injury to his left ankle. He was taken in the ambulance to the Hospital and then to his home at 172 Cobalt…
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