Mine Accidents
Several mine employees suffered eye injuries yesterday. They included E Culpin North Mines foreign body in the right eye, treated and taken home to 1[?]…
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Mining & the mines, 1949
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Coal Strike Ends
London,May 17—Lancashire miners went back to work after accepting the recommendation of a special delegates conference that…
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Mr. K. G. Healing, past president of the Kleetr[?]eal, Radio and Telephone Manufacturers' Federal Council, said…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mines Badge Show W.I.U. of A. Issue On
Members of the W.L.U. of A. are reminded that the badge show will take place at the mines next Tuesday. Badges till be issued again this Friday…
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A Brown (Zinc.) was treated at the Hospital and then taken home to 417 Oxide Street suffering from a lacerated right leg…
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Matches set down for the InterMine Tennis Association competition on Saturday are— A Grade:Zinc 2 v Zinc Staff,…
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The check Inspector (Mr. W. O'Connell) visited the North Mine No. 2 shaft yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. R. Adams…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →North Mine Stope (To The Editor)
Sir,—In your publication of May 12. Mr. O'connell at last assures us that it was with Mr. Riddiford. twelve months prior to the recent fatality. he had…
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A. W. Collins (Zinc Corporation) was treated for a foreign body in tho right eye and was taken home to 462 Chapple Street…
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J. Boston (South) was Ireated at the Hospital yesterday for a lacerated right forcarm and was later taken house to 218 Piper Street…
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Sydney—The miners' leader's will decide af talks today whether negotiations shall, be continued with the owners and other…
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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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Sir,—In reply to the letter signed "Waiting" which appeared in yesterday's edition. I sky that if "Waiting" is not a member of the W.I.U. of A. then I…
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Sydney, May 19.—A five-hour conference today called to discuss the mining unions leg of claims did not reach agreement, but the way has been left open for further negotiation. The Cool Mining Unions Council, representing all mining…
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A. W. Collins (Zinc Corporation) was treated for a foreign body in the right eye yesterday and was taken home to 162 Chapple Street…
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A mass meetings is to be held tomorrow morning at the Trades Hall under the auspices of the B.I.C. to discuss the mines pension scheme. It behoves every…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. O'Connell) visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported: In company with Mr. R. Erickson…
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A mass meeting will be held tomorrow morning under the auspices of the B.I.C. to discuss the mines pension scheme. There will be general discussion on the…
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When he fell about 300 feet at the New Broken Hill Consolidated mine last night, Ronald Campbell Roy (34), of 98 Argent Street, was killed. He leaves a widow and three young children…
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Sydney, May 20.—A further conference on the mining unions log of claims will be held in Sydney on Tuesday, which means that threat of a nation wide stoppage has now [?]ased. This is a result of the decision by the Coal Mining Unions…
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