Mine Accidents
L. R. Williams (South Mine) suffered a crushed finger yesterday. After treatment at the Hospital he was taken home. H. D. Florence, of 239 Murton Street…
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Mining & the mines, 1949
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Coal Tests
Canberra. The vice-President of the Executive Council (Mr. Scully) said toddy that coal deposits at Ashford, near Invercll,…
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Sydney. The Sharkey case, listed for hearing next Monday, has split the Miners' Federation. The powerful northern executive yesterday carried a motion…
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Adelaide. Unless a collier could be diverted to Osborne speedily industry would have to close down in Adelaide for four…
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A finding of accidental death was returned by the jury which inquired into the death of Keith Knill on March 8 in a cage accident…
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B Grazianl (South) was taken home to 33 Silver Street. suffering from strained mus[?]les in the right leg. C. Stephens (Zine) was taken home…
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Teams to contest the Inter-mine Tennis Competition tomorrow are: SOUTH No. 2: M. Fox J. O'Malley, B. Cox, R. Bryant, C Farquhar,…
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The stope where Guissepe Caropellotti and Pietro Giobbi were killed at the North mine had…
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Stephen McIncrney of Stephens Creek. a laborer for Hutchinson Bros. injured his left shoulder and was sent to the Hospital for treatment…
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At Thursdoy night's meeting of the B.I.C. communication was received from the Moulders' Union asking Council in the event of men being dismissed…
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Hong Kong (A.A.P.-Reuter). March 23.—Forty people were killed and many injured when the British registered luxury liner. Miss Orient struck…
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Shiftboss Charles Whitburn was under the fire of solicitors for over an hour and a half yesterday when queries as to the safety of stope 21/19 ot the North Mine were aired by Mr. W. C. Beerworth, counsel appearing for the W.I.U. of A. and…
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H. Chilcott (N.B.H.C.) was treated at a doctor's surgery yesterday for a lacerated right thumb. After treatment he went home to 76 Boughtman Street…
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It was reported to the Smith Mine Job Committee on Saturday, that the truckers on the 1,400 level are leaving the rake of trucks in the drive at the…
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A. E. Harvey. Zine Corporation was treated for a strained back yesterday and token home to 33 Blende street. A. G. Tonkin. South Mine, of 20…
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Sydney. March 29.—A claim for a 23 per cent. general wage increase by mine engineers and mechanics was relected recently by the Chairman of the Central…
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Hints and allegations as to the sa fety of certain sections of the North Mine concerned in the recent fatal fall were brought to a head when the inquest entered its third day today Following a subpoena issued against the check inspector (Mr. W. O'Connell)…
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J. A. Langdon of 172 Ryan Street. a miner at the Zinc Corporation, was taken to the Hospital yesterday suffering from a crushed right ankle…
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BERLIN, March 30.—Ghouls have looted 50 graves, including those of Kaiser William I. (1864) and…
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Sydney. —The Australian Workers Union scored a victory over the Miners' Federation today when Mr. Justice Kelly ruled…
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