Mine Accidents
B. Mattison, of the Zinc Corporation, was admitted to the Hospital on Tuesday suffering from a compound…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Higher Rates Sought for Mine Men on Pension
Increased pension payments for men on the Broken Hill mines pension fund were sought by representatives of the Barrier Industrial Pension Committee when they met the Mining Managers' Association in conference yesterday afternoon…
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Mr. R. H. Nankivell, secretary-manager of the Broken Hill and District Hospital, announced…
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J. Pell (Z) was treated by a doctor yesterday for c bruised left foot. R. Douglas (C.P.S.) was…
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R. Campbell (South) was taken home to 478 Blende St. yesterday suffering from a sprained ankle…
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Sydney—Prohibitive working costs would cause production to cease at New Occidental Gold Mines at…
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New York, Sunday.—Joseph Lewis (72), of East Orange (New Jersey), found a heavy bundle in a…
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Sydney, October 12.—New Occidental Gold Mines at Cobar, Australia's.third largest copper producer, will stop work this month because of prohibitive operating costs, the…
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F. A. Bird (B.H. Central) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a probable fracture of the left hand. He…
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The Government and Hospital Commission have refused to sanction a loan from the mining —companies…
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Darwin. — U.S. mining, companies are believed to be negotiating with the Federal Government about tin mining development in the Northern Territory…
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Canberra.—The Minister for National Development (Senator Spooner) said that the end of a lO-year shortage of gas coal was in sight…
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W. Mitchell (North Mine), 515 Blende Street, was taken home yesterday after treatment for a punctured…
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Mine accidents reported yesterday were: L. Banks (South mine) taken home to 649 Chapple…
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Perth.—George Budiselic, miner, of Dorothea Street, Kalgoorlie, went out to mow his fine front lawn,…
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Questionnaires issued by the South Mine Employees' Picnic Committee dealing with Christmas excursion…
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An informal farewell was given Mr. Oscar Gerlach last Friday at the South Mine Mr. Gerlach is retiring from…
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The tatt man to leave the old Central mine, Mr. G. A. Robinson is back in Broken Hill for a brief visit. Mr. Robinson, who was chief accountant at the mine for over 20 years, left here in 1941 to live in Adelaide…
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G. Langbine (NBHC) was admitted to the Hospital yesterday suffering from a incerated arm and bruised…
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DUring the four weeks ended October 11 Broken Hill South mine treated 25,080 tons of crude ore…
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