Mine Accidents
F. G. Sharon (North Mine) was treated at the Hospital yesterday and allowed to go home to 34. Boughtman Street after he…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Olympic Records in Three Sections U.S. Wins Seven More Gold Medals; Russia Two; Soccer To Yugoslavia
Helsihki, July 23.—America set two new Olympic records and equalled another in winning the pole vault, discus throw and 800 metres. Yesterday the U.S. won seven gold medals in two days to none by the Russians and its satellites…
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ALL three are Olympic gold medallists, and two are record-breakers. These were their moments of triumphs LEFT: Guiseppe Dordoni, of Italy, breasts the tape to win the 50,000-metre walk in the world record time of 4 hr. 28 min. 7.8 sec. CENTRE: America's Sim Innes makes his record discuss throw—180 ft. 6½ in. RIGHT: The US again. Mal Whitfield wins the 800-metre…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Inter Mine Football Sunday Spastic Centre To Further Benefit
On Sunday of the Zinc Oval teams from the North and Zinc-N.B.H. mines will battle for the championship of the line of lode. After a first class game last Sunday…
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J. F. Sanderson (North No. 1) was taken home to 98 Blende Street suffering from a bruises forehead…
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Cold, overcast weather continued in Broken Hill today. The maximum up till noon was 51 degrees. The…
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At the Zinc Oval tomorrow teams from the North and Zinc-N.B.H. mines will play football for the championship of the line of lode. Last Sunday…
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Helsinki, July 25. — Shirley Strickland's world record of 10.9 sees, clocked in winning the final of the Olympic 80 metres hurdles yesterday has been…
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ON July 10 there were 6455 men employed on the line of lode, including employees of outside…
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The Check Inspector Mr. W. S. O'Neil, visited the North Mine yesterday and later reported: In company with Mr. T…
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C. Johnston (Zc.) was allowed to go home to 668 Beryl Street alter treatment for a foreign body in his eye. D. Wilks (North), of 90…
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Sydney.— Earrings made from lumps of goldbearing quartz which she found during a three…
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A. H. Richards (South) was taken home to 241 Zebina Street following treatment for a strained ankle. A. R. Sullivan (Zinc) was…
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A. W. Paul (South) was taken home to 63 Boughtman Street yesterday. He had an injury to the right groin…
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J. Ellison (Zinc) was taken home to the Federal Palace suffering from a lacerated for head. A Middleton (Zinc) [?]ted…
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North Broken Hill Ltd. supplies the following information for three and fiveseventh weeks ended July…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Mine Football Teams in Fight for Top Honors
Teams from the Zinc-N.B.H.C. mines and the North mine will contest the final of the inter-mine football competition at the Zinc Oval tomorrow. Proceeds will go to…
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The Zinc-N.B.H.C. football team won the final of the inter-mine football competition at the Zinc Oval yesterday. They will hold the Stamina Cup for the next 12 months…
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Helsinki, August 3.—John Davies gave Australia her sixth Olympic gold medal yesterday in winning the final of the 200 metres bredststroke in the Olympic…
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Eight local members of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy will attend the first ordinary meeting of the Institute to be held at Mt. Isia, Queensland, this month…
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