Barrier Miner Saturday, May 26, 1951 Future of Coal Miners
SHORTAGE of fuel will settle all the problems on the coalfields before many more years are passed, and it will not be a triumphant settlement for the miners…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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Mine Accidents
Mine employees injured yesterday were: F. C. Williams (Zinc) foreign body in the eye; T. J. Hatch (South) fractured jaw; R. Coleman (Zinc),…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the South Mine yesterday, and later reported:— In company with Mr. L. Everuss…
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Employees of the South Mine will hold their annual picnic at the North Reserve on Sunday. Buses will leave their termini at 10.30 a.m. to pick up…
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London, May 27.—The largest find of anthracite in Wales in a century, valued at nearly £300,000,000…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →[?] Mine Holiday Pay Move: [?] Meeting Accepts Mma's New [?]Se Proposal Saturday By Mass Meeting
The [?] proposal for a new clause to be inserted into the Industrial Agreement to-cover unforeseen stoppages at the Christmas close-down period was accepted by a clear…
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Mine employees who received treatment yesterday were: L. Callaghan (North) injuries to right knee; A Groves (zine) lacerated…
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R. E. Mason (Zinc Corporation). 324 Lane Lane, was taken home yesterday alter straining his knee. S. J. Tizlani (North Mine), 395 Piper…
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Professor F. T. White, of the Department of Mining Engineering, Queensland University, is inspecting…
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London, May 29—Gas explosion in the Easington Colliery at shift change was responsible for ghastly loss of life. Rescue work has been suspended because of the…
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Mr. J. W. Slater (chief inspector of mines for New South Wales) will arrive tonight. Mr. Slater was…
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London, May 29. — A coal face explosion trapped 79 miners behind a huge wall of thousands of tons of rubble at…
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M. Goldring (South Mine), 114 Piper Street, was treated yesterday for bruised shins. F. Guryer, 479 Blende Street, and L…
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London, May 30.—Hopes of saving 67 miners entombed behind a thousand yard thick wall on the collapsed workings in Easington Colliery, Durban were…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) visited the North Mine yesterday on afternoon shut and later reported: In company with Mr. N. Stephens…
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London, May 31.—Hope has been officially abandoned for 60 miners entombed by thousands of tons of rubble in the explosion at Easington Colliery,…
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Mine accident cases yesterday were: R. O. Wilks (Zinc Corporation), of 292 Galena Street, treated for a…
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Football teams selected from employees of the South and Zine-N.B.H.C mines will take part in a…
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Perth.—Three New Australians were killed and a fourth was critically injured in a mine near Leonora. They were crushed by a…
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