Mine Accidents
H. Hirschausen (North) was taken home to 307 Sulphide Street yesterday suffering from a lacerated knee…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Cobar Mine Closes Govt. Criticised
Sydney, October 24.— The Secretary of the Australian Workers Union, Mr. C. Oliver, today…
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The frock (below) has one distinguishing feature which can't be seen in the picture—its material is cotton, printed withgold. Black, tulips are…
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During this morning's discussion on men on rock-drill machines complaint was made against the Mining Managers' Association's tactics…
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R. Lenney (NBHC) was taken home to the Zinc Barracks yesterday suffering from a bruised left hand…
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The Barrier Industrial Council has called on all unionists on the line of lode to stop work at…
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Messrs. D. Cooley, C. Forbes, K. Jubelin, A. E. R. McCoy, D. H. Robinson, and M. J. Smith from the N.S.W. University of…
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M. Clougston (North) suffered a jarred and wrenched right foot while at work yesterday. He was taken to…
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More than 300 members of the Workers' Industrial Union who attended a s top-work meeting at the Turf Oval today decided to reject a proposal from the Mining Managers' Association regarding the working of boring machines underground. The meeting decided to call on the companies for an immediate reply to…
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North Broken Hill Ltd. reports as follows for the four weeks ended October 18:…
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Several accidents were reported today. J. P. Wright (South Mine) was treated for an inflamed right eye…
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Sydney.—Four mine workers, who were partially buried under a fall of about 20 tons of coal at Aberdare…
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Alice Springs.—Two miners were seriously injured in an underground explosion at the Pioneer wolfram…
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W. Clifford, (North) was taken home to 586 Wolfram Street yesterday suffering from illness…
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The City Council will not object to the grant of four mineral lease applications, lodged with the Department…
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R. Dunbar (Zinc) was treated yesterday for a foreign body in the right eye. He was taken home to…
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Sydney—Three new projects of Mount Morgan Ltd. would call for capital expenditure of £2 million spread over seven years, said the chairman (Mr. J. M. Newman) at the annual meeting. Directors believed that…
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In the second game of the Zinc-N.B.H.C. cricket competition decided Saturday, Staff had an outright…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Joint Coal Board Offers Scholarships
The Joint Coal Board has made a number of scholarships available to students who desire to enter the Coal Engineering degree course at the University of…
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