U.s. Coal-wheat Shipments to Liberated Areas
Washington, January 7.—The United States Department of Agriculture on January 5 authorised the commercial export of 387.000 long tons of…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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Discussion On Dental Clinic For Mine Workers And Members Ot Families
MEMBERS of the administrative board for the dental clinic, which is to be established by mining com panies for the benefit of employees and their families, met at the M.M. A. rooms yesterday for a preliminary discussion…
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Clarence Payne, residing at 92 Silver Street, was barring down at the North mine yesterday when he was strtuck by a ston which caused bruises and…
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Yesterday afternoon Henry J. Beclaw. Zinc Corporation, was treated at Dr. Halin's surgery for a foreign body in the left eye. He was then taken home to…
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The attention of W.I.U. of A. members is again drawn to the rule that miners are only permitted to truck their ore to the loopline on points…
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MELBOURNE.—About £250,000 is involved in the claim on the War Damage Commission by New Guinea Goldfields Ltd., said the chairman…
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Con Tsigos, of 414 Crystal Street, bruised his left big toe while working at the South mine. He was taken by an[?]ulance to the Hospital and then home…
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BRISBANE.—A mine containing 500 lb. of explosive which was washed up on the beach at Wellington Point has been identified by naval…
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Ronald Nielson, of the North Mine Cottages, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an injury to his left eye…
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Sydney, January 23.—Coal production for N.S.W. in 1945 was 10,176,27 tons compared with 11,042,939 tons for 194 and 11,473,499 tons for 1943, the Coal…
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ADELAIDE.—Substantial all-round benefits to the miners and small industries in Broken Hill and Port Pirie are expected to follow the recent increase of £9 sterling in the British selling price of pig lead…
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George Kuragis, of 512 Blende St., was struck by falling timber, while working, at the North mine today. He He received injuries to his lower right…
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SYDNEY.—A substantial decrease in New South Wales coal production in 1945 is disclosed, in a statement issued by the Coal Commissioner (Mr…
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LONDON, January 23.—The first pit in England to be nationalised, Clifton Colliery, Nottingham, which the Government took over three years…
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George Kuragis, of 512 Blende Street, was struck by falling timber at the North mine yesterday. He received injuries to his lower right leg and foot, and was…
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The mines agreement entitled any employee to the two extra annual holidays provided that such employee works the day prior to such leave and works on…
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The check inspector. Mr. W. O'Connell, visited the South Mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. W. Bollen (shift…
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