Llocal Mines Production in War Years
SYDNEY.—"The world famous Broken Hill field" produced the greater part of products of the metalliferous mining industry of New…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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Rich And Poor Stand In Queues For Coal
LONDON, February 7.—Two years ago it was in air raid shelters that London's Mayfair women were rubbing their fur-coated shoulders against the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Barrier Miner Friday, February 9, 1945 Local Mines Praised
Minister for Mines, Mr. Baddeley, referring to the great part played in Australia's war effort, handed a fine bouquet to local industry when he…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Mr. Curtin, Miners and A.c.t.u. to Confer
Canberra, February 8—The Prime Minister Mr. Curtin, announced today that he was prepared to confer with representatives of the Miners' Federation and…
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F. H. Jones an employee at the South Mine, suffered [?] wound of the left land at work last night. He was taken to Dr. [?]caee's surgery and then…
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The annual meeting of the South Mine Job Committee was held in the Trades Hall on Sunday morning, the president, Mr. W. O'Neil, occupying the chair…
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Mr. W. O'Co[?] the South Mine on Friday afternoon [?] He reports: In company with Mr. A. Black…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mining College for Broken Hill
SYDNEY.âState Government postwar plans for technical education include the establishment at Broken Hill of a mining and metallurgical…
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Sydney, February 11.âPost-war plans of the State Government include vast development in technical education, including the establishment in approved…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Barrier Miner Monday, February 12, 1945 Local Mining College Proposed
Latest announcements on State Government post-war plans for technical education indicates that several base colleges will be established in…
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At the South Mine last night B. Martin suffered a strained music in the right shoulder. He was taken to his home, 81 Cummins Lane…
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It is disappointing that there Is to be no pension scheme to cover Broken*' Hill mine-workers, not for some time, anyhow…
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When he fell into a chute while at work at the North mine today, F. A. Bird, a trucker, suffered a severely sprained knee. After…
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The [?] In Company with Mr. W Smith[?] following places:-…
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The Secretary of the [?] Mr. C. T. Vinall. has received the following communications from the [?] As you are aware, the Commonwealth…
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Charles Paynter of 427 Cobalt Street, a mullocker at the North, was treated for an injury to the finger at the Hospital yesterday…
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Broken Hill mineworkers will again benefit from an adjustment of the lead bonus payments. This will amount to between £4/2/ and £4/10/…
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CANBERRA.—There is little likelihood of the miners getting any concessions from the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) when they see him today…
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J. A. Draper injured his right kneecap at the North Mine yesterday evening. He was taken to the Hospital and admitted…
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K. Dewhurst lacerated an eyebrow, at the South Mine yesterday. He received attention and was taken to his home at 238 Chloride Street…
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