Mine Accidents
R. J. Tonkin (South Mine), 194 Oxide Street was treated yesterday for a bruised left Instep. A. R. Sullivan (Zinc) was taken…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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North Mine Picnic
The North Minc Picnic Committee will hold a special meeting at the Trades Hall tomorrow morning…
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Mr. A. A. Rabins, secretary of the Mining Managers' Association, has advised the B.I.C. as follows in regard to long service leave talks:…
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New York, Sunday. — Six men were killed in an explosion 300 feet underground in a coalmine,…
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The body of a 66-year-old man, who had been missing since midnight on Friday, was found in a water tank on the N.B.H.C. mine today. The man was…
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[?]ody of William [?] Kendell (66) of 63 Coffney Street Railway Town, was found in a water…
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Lithgow, February 5.—Six miners were trapped 600 feet below the surface by an extensive fall at the Lithgow State coal mine…
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Sydney — A vote leakage from A.L.P. supporters enabled the Communists to…
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Sydney, February 5.—Coal conservation and the mechanical extraction of pillar coal will be discussed…
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Two mine workers were treated for minor injuries received at work. B. Turner (N.B.H.C.), of 472…
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Sydney, February 7.—The Central Council of the Miners Federation today declared that machines should not be introduced to extract pillar coal until a satisfactory program of stowage was introduced…
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N. King (North- Mine), 415 Cobalt Street, suffered a lacerated right elbow at work yesterday. He was taken home after treatment…
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Brokens Blue and Brokens Gold won their games on Saturday and remain level in top position of No. 1 Section of the Silver City Bowling Association's pennants' competition. Brokens Blue had a…
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R. J. McMahon (Zine Corporation), 666 Lane Street was taken home from work yesterday suffering from illness…
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"Sydney, February 11.—Coal [?] in N.S.W. was al[?] highe for the period [?] February 2…
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W. A. Davidson (North Mine), 136 Buck Street, was treated yesterday for strained muscles of the abdomen and was taken home…
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Mr. C. Jolly, local Mines Inspector, resumed duty on Monday after two months of leave in New Zealand. During his absence Mr…
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M. Brady (Zinc Corp.), of 93 Oxide Street was allowed to go home after treatment for a contused finger.' Another Zinc…
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Sydney, February 13.—Mr. E. E. Warren, general manager of [?] and A. Brown Abermain Scaha[?] Collie[?] Pty, Ltd., has been…
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Sydney.— Mr. J. C. Arthur, Minister for Mines, has released preliminary estimates of the production of some…
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