Mine Mishaps
Mine accidents reported today were:— J. F. Hoare (Zinc Corporation), of 12 Gossan…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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South Mine Beats Zinc At Football
On Sunday afternoon South Mine met Zinc Corporation in a football match which the South Mine won…
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Mine accidents cases reported today were: M. Russell (New Broken Hill Consolidated) lacerated thumb,…
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The Check Inspector, Mr. W. S. O'Neil, visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. N. Stephens…
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The Check Inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Nell) Visited the North Mine Yesterday and later reported:— In company with Mr. V. Wecker…
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A man was hurt lam night when his leg was jammed by a light truck on the 2.600 level of the North Mine. He was not seriously Injured, and was admitted…
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London, June 13,—An American poet living on the island of Ischia off Naples says the missing British diplomat Guy Burgess was a…
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Mine employees treated yesterday were: H. M. Roberts (Zinc) bruised left leg: R. H. Sullivan (Zinc) bruised toes: K. Keenan (Thompson's section…
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Sydney.—Three men were injured in two falls of coal and stone in northern coal mines…
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Aalberg (Denmark) [?]: There are at least 20,000 German land mines in West Jutland beache[?]…
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Mine employees treated yesterday were:—W. Bannigan (North No. 2), illness: P. W. Osborne (Zinc), punctured wound left forearm; G. F. Day (Zinc),…
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Melbourne.—One would like to see more progress in gold mining, which had done so much in the past to keep…
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L. J. Beaty (Zine Corporation), 76 Argent Street, suffered a foreign body in the right eye yesterday. F. Boscence (Delprats) 45 Ryan…
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Despite what has been done in the last five years, the mines in N.S.W. are not yet fully equipped to produce sufficient coal to meet the demand, even if the industrial…
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A number of minor accidents occurred at the various mines yesterday as follows: A. R. Parr (Zinc) became ill and…
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Sydney.—Four miners risked their lives to free a mate who was pinned by a fall of stone in a Cessnock…
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A low-level aerial survey of the line of lode was made today to compare geological features of the area with…
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Sydney.—Wharflaborers who stopped work yesterday as a protest against Mr. Justice Kirby's decision on their basic wage claims were suspended by the Stevedoring Industry Board today…
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Tennant Creek, already a town in high revolt, is also becoming one of slow decay. It is a town of angry miners and almost deserted hotels. It is a Commonwealth-owned…
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K. J. Singleton (Zine Corporation), of 290, Sulphide Street injured his right shoulder at work yesterday, and was [?]ed at a surgery before being taken…
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