Brighter Outlook For Coal
ADELAIDE.—The overall coal and power position brightened today with news from Sydney that…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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Mine Accidents
Two men suffered injuries while working at the Zinc Corporation yesterday. Both were treated at the Hospital, then taken to their homes…
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Sydney, January 11.—All the mines worked in New South Wales today. This is the first time since, A[?] 17 of last year that the whole 140 pits have been…
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New York, January 11.—The Soviet Union has gold reserves totalling possibly 10,000 million dollars, states New York Times correspondent in Washington…
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Most time at the meeting centred around the all-important proposal of a mine workers' pension scheme, to be introduced at the mines agreement…
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Mine accident cases treated today were:— F. J. Ellis, an employee at the Zinc Corporation, for a knee injury. After…
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SYDNEY.—The Australian Board of Mount Kembla Collieries Ltd. has been notified that the contract for the sale of Mount Kembla colliery was…
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LAST of the mine picnic trains arrived in Broken Hill from Adelaide this morning. With a special that arrived yesterday morning, this train…
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Jerusalem, January 13.—It was officially revealed that about 70 armed Arabs attacked the Haita-Lyddo train, which was derailed when a mine blew up under the engine. Arabs escaped with a safe containing £35,000, wages for railway employees. The explosion…
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SYDNEY.—All northern coal mines were working today for the second time since the general resumption of work on January 7…
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J. L. Edwards, Zinc Corporation, was treated yesterday afternoon for a foreign body in the right eye, and then taken home to 167 Gypsum Street…
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The second South Mine picnic train [?] at Sulphide Street Station yesterday morning. The South Mine resumed operations…
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The check inspector visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. E. Carthew (shift boss) I visited the following places…
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It is certain that the question of a pension scheme for mine employees will be in the forefront of the claims that will soon be presented to the Mining…
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W. H. Hancock bruised his left shoulder at the Zinc Corporation yesterday. After attention at the Hospital he was conveyed to 740 Lane Lane…
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Holders of mining rights, both residence and business areas, are reminded that the registration of their holdings ceased and determined on December 31…
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T. W. Aitken, of 262 Oxide Street, was attacked by severe cramp while working at the North Mine yesterday. He was taken to the Hospital by the ambulance…
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NEW YORK—The latest casualty list the Hovaco coal mine expliosion at Welch, West Virginia, shows that 14 men were…
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The check inspector, Mr. W. O'Connell, visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. B. Adams…
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