Mine Accidents
Mine employees treated yesterday were: H. Mercer (Kintore's) lacerated right shin; D. Hassen (North), foreign bodies in both eyes: R. Faggotter (North),…
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Mining & the mines, 1951
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Conference Of Parties In Coal Industry M.P.'s Suggestion Supported
Sydney June 27.—Sooner or later parties in the coal industry would have to get together if the industry were to be stabilised in Australia, general…
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In Parliament this week it was suggested that there should as [?] confere[?] on coal. Comm[?] on the Miners Federation Secretary…
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At its meeting last night the City Council adopted a minute submitted by the Mayor recommending that…
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Sydney, June 2[?].—The Federal Arbitration Court had no power to alter an award of the Coal Industry Tribunal, counsel for the Miners Federation…
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THE rapidly growing township of Leigh Creek, 360 miles from Adelaide on the North-South railway, will never be just another dirty, dusty Australian coal town…
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Brisbane—A miner, a dingo, and a kangaroo had a hot time at Buthen Buthen goldfield. Buthen Buthen is a lone…
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Mine [?] treated yesterday [?] foreign body [?]…
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Timber has been [?] Board on which will be mecri[?]ed the [?] of [?] of the Amalgamated Engineering Union (Bro[?] Gold Medal. The honors board will be [?]…
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R. Tocer (South Mine) was taken ill at work yesterday and was taken home to 7 Wolfram Street. A. Kappe (North Mine) was taken to…
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THE Miners' Federation, which wouldn't have a bar of the attendance bonus, wants a variation of the…
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M. James (North Mine), of [?]nish Street, was affected of [?] yesterday by point fumes and after [?]ment was taken horse…
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Sydney—Western miners stopped work today as a protest against the closure…
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With a view to be helping the appeal for the [?] Centre M[?]an and to institute a knock-out football competition between mine teams, the…
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Adelaide, July 4.—The [?]ger of the Electrically Trust (Mr. R. H. [?] said today south America [?] turned to the had days [?]…
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Confidence that the mining companies would grant future Anzac Days as paid holidays was expressed last night by the Minister for Labor and Industry (Mr…
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At a conference held yesterday under the chairmanship of Mr F. Finnan, Minister for Labor and Industry, the president of the Mining Managers' Association (Mr. G. R Fisher) indicated that the association would not agree to any alteration to the indus…
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S. J. Clark (Zinc) was treated for a bruised left foot and taken home to 468 Wyman Street. K. A. Clack (Zinc) was treated for…
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London, July 8. — Seven miners were killed and two others received severe injuries in a colliery explosion…
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J. L. Chapman (NBHC mine) bruises his right big toe while at work yesterday, and after treatment was takes home to 168 Williams Street…
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