Mine Accidents
P. A. Butler (Zinc Corporation) was taken home to 118 Argent Street yesterday suffering from strained muscle[?] in the abdomen…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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Mine Casualties
At the North mine Samuel Green, of 401 Lane Lane, was treated for a foreign body in the left eye, and was taken to the…
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London, April 25.—Two men who played a big part in the rescue of 115 men entombed in the underground disaster at Knockshinnock Castle…
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Hong Kong (A.A.P.-Reuter), April 25.—A magistrate today ordered the confiscation of gold valued at about £100,000 found on six Chinese…
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W. S. Cramey (North-Mine) was taken home to 225 Cornish Street yesterday suffering from illness. K. Delbridge (North) suffered illness…
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E. J. Costello (Zinc Corporation) was admitted to the Hospital for a probable fractured right finger; P. K. Langdon (Zinc Corporation)…
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Mine employees injured at work yesterday were:— G. Overall (Zin[?] Corporation.) bruised left instep, taken home to…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported:— In company with Mr. E. Fitzpatrick…
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Sydney.—Sixteen mines are idle today for the loss of 9,000 tons of coal. It is the first stoppage since the beginning of the…
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M. Williams (North Mine), 417 Chapple Street, was admitted to Hospital yesterday suffering from concussion and co[?]ons to the head. His…
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On May 9, the senior inspector of mines (Mr. R. G. Whalan) will arrive here from Sydney, accompanied by Mrs. Whalan. He will…
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London, Thurs.: Two London clergymen will got to work as coalminers in Kent soon to "bring the Church to the people"…
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D. J. McDonald (Zinc Corporation) was taken home to Wills Street yesterday suffering from a contused wound on the left thumbnail…
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The Check Inspector, Mr. W. S. O'Neil, visited the North Mine yesterday and later, reported: In company with Mr. J. Poyne…
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Sydney, May 2.—A strike of key A.E.U. men on the northern coalfields threatens to disrupt Sydney gas supplies…
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The North Mine Staff Club held their first dance for this year at the New Masonic Hall on Saturday night, and an enjoyable evening was spent by a large crowd of club members and their friends. Molly Nestor's orchestra played for dancing,…
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Sydney, May 3.—Attendance allowances to miners for the continuity of work are to continue, the Coal Industry…
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H. Moe (South Mine), 100 Thomas Street was treated yesterday for strained muscles of the chest. S. J. Halliday (North Mine), 240 Wills…
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Sydney, May 2. — Conditions which have made it possible to effect major improvements in the coal mining industry have also…
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