Mine Accidents
W. E. Papst (Zinc) was treated by a doctor and then taken home to 175 Harvy street yesterday suffering from illness…
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Mining & the mines, 1950
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Federation Walkout From Coal Tribunal Mines Still Idle As Wheelers Protest
Sydney, February 2.—Miners representatives today walked out of a hearing by the Coal Industry Tribunal (Mr. Gallagher) claiming that he had no legal jurisdiction to adjudicate on miners' pensions. Earlier Mr. Gallagher indicated…
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L. D. Grenfell (South. Delparts section was treated at the Hospital yesterday and then taken home to 2 Gossan Street suffering from illness…
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North mine output for the four weeks ended January 28 was not resumed until January 9, and the period therefore comprised only 15…
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Sydney, February 3.—Coal owners and members of the Joint Coal Board are mystified at the insistence of Miners Federation officials…
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Sydney, February 3.—The Cool Tribunal (Mr. Gallagher) reserved his decision today on the combined application by the coal owners of Vic, N.S.W. and Qld. to continue the employment of miners over 60 years of age. The Miners Federation,…
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Newcastle, February 5.— The Northern Board or Management of the Miners Federation has directed five lodges to ignore a recommendation by…
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D. Slater (Zinc Corporation employee) was treated yesterday for a foreign body in an eye before going home to 195 Cornish Street…
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Sydney—Communists will again control the central council of the Miners' Federation…
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Sydney, February 6.—Self [?]wed Communist, W. Parkinson. was reelected vice president of the Central Council of the minister federation at…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Local Sees Conditions At Northern Coal Mine
Determined to see conditions in the coal mines for himself. Mr. S. R. Williams, miner, of the North Mine, made quite a detailed inspection of the North…
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W. Scymor (Hutcherson Bros.) bruised his right foot yesterday. He was treated by a doctor and then allowed to Co back to the C.P.S…
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Broken Hill South Limited supplies the following information fer the period of six weeks ended February 4, 1950…
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Sydney. February 7.—The Central Council of the Miners Federation today pledged itself by resolution not to…
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Lithgow.—Miners at the State Coal Mine suspended for two weeks a miner who allegedly exceeded a darg. This means that no miners will…
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J. Yourn, of 782 Blende Street (Zinc). and K. G. Couch. of 403 Chapple Lane (North), were both treated by doctors for a foreign body in the eye yesterday…
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The Annual Meeting of the Inter-Mine Tennis Association will be held on Saturday at 10 a.m. Delegates from last year's teams are requested to attend…
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Sydney, February 8.—Another 19,000 tons of cool were lost today as the result of stoppages at 31 mines through Industrial disputes and the flooding of…
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Although the mining companies claimed that the new ruling of the B.T.U. was a breach of the mines agreement, members of the B.I.C. and the B.T.U. yesterday stated that no breach was intended and the ruling was made innocently with…
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M. D. Hoare (Hutcherson Bros.) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a lacerated right hand and was later taken back to the C.P.S…
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