Mine Accidents
J. Botts (North) was taken home to 237 Williams Street yesterday suffering from illness. B. R. Turner (N.B.H.C.) alan…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Hurt at Mine
R. J. Hodge, employed at the North mine, was treated by a doctor today for twisted muscles and…
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The shut-down dates for the mines' holiday period are:- Zinc-N.B.H.C: Close at midnight on Friday…
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Sir William Lawther, giving his presidential address at the annual conference of the National Union of Mineworkers at Scarborough,…
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Six mine accidents were reported today. G. A. Anderson (Delprat's section, South Mine)…
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Melbourne—A jeweller alleged in the South Melbourne Court that two men impersonating policemen had robbed him of gold bars valued at £1,200 last month. Frederick William…
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London, Tuesday.— A strike of key south Wales colliery officials spread to 19 pits today, compelling…
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The C.W.A. Blue and Gold Fair will be held at the New Masonic Hall tomorrow. Mrs. R. Pitman Hooper will…
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Washington, August 19. —The United Mineworkers Association announced this week that coal production would be halted for one…
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G. Sanderson (South), 52 Long Street, was treated yesterday for bruised left thigh and arm. S. Dini (South), 172 Piper Street…
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London, Wednesday.— An unofficial strike of supervisors and safety men in the South Wales coalfields…
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New York, Thursdays—Smugglers are investing millions of dollars in the gold-for-diamonds racket. Gold is smuggled out of America—in moneybelts, false-bottomed suitcases, hollow umbrella handles. Diamonds are smuggled in—in false…
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The C.W.A. held a successful "Blue and Gold" Fair at the New Masonic Hall yesterday afternoon. A large crowd attended the function which was opened by…
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Melbourne.—Life-or-death drama overshadowed balance sheets and production reports at the annual meeting of Argus Hill Chewton Gold, N.L., in Melbourne. Shareholders heard…
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R. Kittel (South) was treated at the Hospital for an injured shoulder and was then taken home to 80 Jamieson Street…
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Three accidents were reported from the line of lode They were:- South Mine: R. Kittel,…
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Melbourne—Charges against Frederick William Harrison (29), and John Eric Twist (28), of having stolen two gold bars worth £1150 to £1200 on July 10 were dismissed by Mr. Moloney, S.M., at South Melbourne because he said that the evidence of a…
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R. L. Whenan (Zinc) was taken home to 42 Wright Street yesterday suffering from a strained back…
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This film which is showing at JOHNSON'S THEATRE this week is combination of several smaller…
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The following statement shows the number of men employed by the various Broken Hill mining…
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