Mining Revival In Victoria Production Plans
The most important event in the mining industry in the last fortnight was the announcement by Mr. Dedman, Minister for Post-War Reconstruction…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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British Miners' Heads Refuse £5000 A Year
LONDON, February 16.—Five miners' leaders so far have refused £5000-a-year jobs on the National Coal Board. The leaders say they feel too many of the miners' claims for improved conditions will remain unsatisfied under the…
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P. Summers lacerated the third finger of his right hand at the zinc Corporation yesterday. After attention he was taken to his home at 241 Hebbard Street…
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B. Terry suffered injuries to the left leg at the Zinc Corporation last night. After hospital treatment he was taken to his hours at 450 Thomas Street…
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We are not going to defend any form of stealing, but there are certainly varieties of this crime and some such acts involve more than stealing…
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The chief inspector of mines, Mr. J. W. Salter, will arrive in Broken Hill about February 28 on an official visit. It is expected that he will be accompanied by…
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Sir.—To the unionists all other fair minded men and the Prospectors Association (especially) I will relate the true fact concerning the Southern Cross Mine…
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LONDON, February 20.—Nearly all of 534 people trapped in a coal mine at Dortmund, Prussia, are thought to be doomed…
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Anthony Mercicca a miner, injured a finger while working at the North Mine yesterday. He received treatment at the Hospital and went home to 39…
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Mr. W. O'Connell, check inspector, after visiting the South mine yesterday reported: In company with Mr. D. Humphrey,…
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A mine owner's emphatic denial of a average assault charge brought about by his partner was dismissed by Mr. H. Isles, SM,. in the Police Court yesterday and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Broken Hill Mining Industry Mr. J. R. Govett Deals With Its Many Problems
Broken Hill's lead-zinc lode has a long assured future—extending beyond the present century. The present out look is definitely promising, but many factors enter into the position. An actual danger is in the fact that prices of metal may be too high for…
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M. Vutich lacerated his right eyebrow at the North mine yesterday morning. After attention he was conveyed to his home at 326 Piper Street…
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The following statement showing the number of men employed by the various Broken Hill mining companies (including employees of…
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An employee of the South mine, John Fishburn, was treated at the Hospital today for an eye injury. After treatment he returned to work…
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Berford (Germany), February 24.—Pires in the U.N.N.A. coal mine, where over 400 persons were trapped, diminished yesterday and the authorities…
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NEW YORK, February 23.—Reports are trickling out of Russia of a fabulously rich goldfield whose full extent not even the Russians have determined. Mr. David J Dallin, a former Soviet deputy and now an American…
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John Fishburn, South Mine, was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an eye injury. After treatment he returned to work…
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REPRESENTATIVES of the Mining Managers' Association and the Barrier Industrial Council conferred this afternoon in regard to a new log to cover wages and conditions oh the mines. The conference was held at the Mining Managers' Association rooms, and was confined to the B.I.C. log. The logs for craft unions will be discussed, later. Mr…
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Sydney, February 26.—Miners will offer no further evidence before pic Coal Inquiry, presided over by Mr. justice Davidson…
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