Mine Accidents
Two Zinc Corporation employees were injured yesterday, they were L. Campbell. 598 Chapple Street, foreign body in left eye, and S. P. Williams…
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Mining & the mines, 1949
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Mine Tennis
Finals in the A Grade and B2 sections of the Inter-Mine Tennis Association's competition will be played on Saturday morning…
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Melbourne.—State Ministers are being, deluded with letters and phone calls from people—chiefly women—offering to help unload…
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Sydney.—Professor Marcus Oliphant suid that atomic energy was certain eventually to replace coal os a soudco of power in many…
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Sydney.—The Premier of N.S.W. (Mr. McGirr) said that three shipments of coal had been ordered from South Africa…
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L. W. Barker (Zinc) was taken to Hospital for an X-ray and was sent home to 327 Piper Street. He had a crushed third finger of the…
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Sydney.—Mr. Justice Foster, in the Arbitration Court today, sentenced William Parkinson (president of the southern district of the Miners' Federation) and Morris Michael Fitzgibbon (secretary) to 12 months' light labor at Long Bay Gaol, to be served as far as possible away from other prisoners…
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Jual, before going to press the following message was received from Sydney:- The State Council of the…
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Sydney.—At meetings later today and tomorrow it is expected that the two key railway unions, the Australian Railways Union and…
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Melbourne."—The Victorian Government has given the Agent-General in London (Sir Norman Martin) a "blank cheque" to buy as niuch coal as possible from England…
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Sydney, July 13.—The State Government in a few days will move the coal now in trucks in the northern coalfields. The Premier (Mr. McGirr) made this announcement tonight…
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L. W. Barker (Zinc) was taken to Hospital for an X-ray yesterday and was sent home to 327 Piper Street. He had a crushed third finder of the left…
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Sydney, July 14.—The Miners' Central Council today recommended the withdrawal of all safety men from underground mines if coal in trucks and at grass is moved from the…
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Sydney.—Police headquaters in Sydney this morning said that no attempt had been made by the miners or Communist sympathisers…
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Melbourne.—The State Cabinet late last night decided to call for emergency labor to unload coal from the Haligonian Duke and to proclaim the stevedoring industry and transportation of coal from the…
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Cessnock.—The first big consignment of coal for Sydney was lifted by train from Weston at 8.15 this morning without incident. There was no demonstration by the…
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William Stewart (North was treated at the Hospital yesterday for an Injured left wrist and hand. He was later taken home to 179 Buck Street…
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At its half-yearly meeting on Wednesday the Town Employees' Union decided to give moral support to the coal miners…
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Sydney, July 1[?] N. S. D[?] F[?] arranged [?] the Wester[?] M[?]…
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