Mine Accidents
Zinc: J. Jones treated by a doctor at the Hospital for a foreign body in the left eye…
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Mining & the mines, 1954
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South Mine [?] Certificate Scholarship
It has been announced by Mr. E. N. Thomas, Manager of Broken Hill South Limited that the Company's 1953 Leaving Certificate Scholarship has been awarded to John Robert…
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It was a bowlers' day on Saturday in the Zinc-N.B.H.C. Cricket Association's competition matches. Both Underground and Staff scored easy outright victories…
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G. Dunlevy was taken home from the South Mine to 170 Chapple Street after he had become ill…
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J. H. Abbott strained his back at the North Mine and was; taken home to 669 Blende Street…
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NEW DELHI, [?] The Indian Government is considering a scheme for producing synthetic petrol…
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In relation to pay for work on Anniversary Day holiday, which falls today, January 20, but will be…
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F. J. Burke stood on a nail at the North Mine yesterday. suffering a punctured wound in the right foot. He went…
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R. C. Mitchell strained his abdominal muscles at the South Mine. He was admitted to the Hospital…
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A. H. Prout (Zinc) suffered, a punctured wound in the right arm and was taken home to 215 Jamieson Street…
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L. M. Stephens (Zine) suffered a crushed third finger of the right hand and was taken home to 11 Argent…
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The Federated Enginedrivers,and Firemen's Association has decided to seek a conference with the…
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Humid weather conditions again prevailed in the city yesterday. The sky was overcast all…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Closer Ties Between Two Mining Centres Radium Hill AIP Secretary's Plea
At present in Broken Hill is Mr. R. Reavley, secretary of the A.L.P. at Radium Hill. Yesterday he appealed for closer ties than at present between the two mining…
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Zinc: G. Connolly, home to 610 Williams Street; foreign body in right eye. Zinc: D. Smythe, home to…
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A. Feely who suffered a celebrated elbow at the NBH yesterday. returned to the mine after treatment by a…
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There were three mishaps reported at the Broken Hill mines yesterday. A. L. Feely (N.B.H.) was…
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The president of the Mining Managers' Association, Mr. A. R. West, told representatives of the Barrier Industrial Council and affiliated unions at a conference yesterday that there was a certain type of man who could be considered unemployable…
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M. Kenp suffered a cut left hand at the South Mine yesterday and was takes home to 45 Gaffney Street…
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The mines check inspector (Mr. W. S. O'Neil) has warned mine workers that if caught stealing from…
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