Stop Press Reply of Mines
The reply of the Broken Hill mining companies to the latest submissions from the B.I.C. and affiliated unions in connection with…
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Mining & the mines, 1953
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Mine Accidents
D. Anderson (South) was taken home to 307 Piper Street yesterday suffering from a ricked back…
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Miss B. E. Jacka, secretary for the Fifth Empire Mining and Metallurgical Congress, visited Broken…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Miners' Council Beats Reds on Pit Meetings
SYDNEY: The Central Council of the Miners' Federation rejected a move to hold pit-top meetings on long-service leave…
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Verdicts of death from natural causes were returned by jurymen yesterday after hearing evidence surrounding the deaths…
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Mexico City, Friday.— Nine men were kilied and 11 injured in an explosion at a coal mine in Nueva Rosita,…
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C. Richards (Zinc) was taken home to 588 Argent Street suffering from a strained left knee…
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Sydney.—The Miners' Federation Finance Committee will investigate why the Federation's funds are dwindling. The Federation's Central…
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Sydney, February 8.—The Miners Federation Central Council yesterday elected a committee of six to investigate the funds of the union's central office. Council decided…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Pennant Bowls Contests Brokens Gold Take an Increased Lead
Brakens Gold on Saturday increased their points lead over all teams in Section I of the pennants bowling competiton by comfortably defeating Brokens Red. Brokens Green defeated…
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S. Patty (North) received Hospital treatment for an injured firmer before being taken home to 167 Lane St…
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R. Emmina (NBHC) was taken home to 419 Argent Street suffering from a foreign body in the left eye…
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W. Miller (South) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a compound fracture of a tinger. He was…
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E. Wilson (North) had a bruised instep and was taken home to 564 Blende Street…
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Three mine employees were taken home from work today. F. W. Suhle (Zinc Corp.)…
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Sydney.—Brown coal from Yallourn, Victoria, had been converted into black, like N.S.W. coal, Dr. J. A…
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W. York (NBHC) was treated at the Hospital yesterday for a lacerated forearm. He was later taken…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mines Minister Issues Writs Against Papers
Sydney.—The New South Wales Minister for Mines (Mr. Joshua George Arthur) yesterday issued Supreme Court writs claiming £80,000 damages. The writs are directed against three Sydney newspapers and a member of the…
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Two mine accidents were reported today: A. Brailsford (Zinc Corp.), was taken home to 337 Lane Lane…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →South Mine Output
Broken Hill South output for the five weeks ended February 7. was as follows: Crude ore treated, 21,740…
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