Disputes At Three Collieries
CESSNOCK Wed.-Dispute occurred to-day at Helton, Aberdare Central and Neath collieries . The Pelton men came-home because…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Sabotaging the Coal Industry
SYDNEY Wednesday. — Addressing the Miner's conversion Mr. W. Orr a member of the commonwealth coal commission…
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CESSNOCK Friday—With the resumption of work at Neath Pelton and Aberdare Central Collieries each of which was idle…
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LONDON April 14—A remarkable agreement testifies to the progress in Britain’s industrial relations. There is both spirit and Machinery now. A new spirit governing industrial relations in wartime Britain has produced the most…
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SYDNEY Thursday—The General President of the Miners’ Federation, Mr. H. Wells. said to-day that the decision of the…
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Summoned by James John stone, [?] [?] [?]…
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If the State Government altered the Miners' Pensions Act to make the 25/- allowance to the wife a payment…
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Mr. A. C. Willis, who is now in control of the manpower in the mining industry, will address a meeting of miners' lodge officials to-night, at…
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Addressing the Miners' Convention, Mr. W. Orr, a member of the Commonwealth Coal Commission, said that saboteurs responsible for the loss of…
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Sir,—The statement of Mr. Wells, General President of the Miners' [?]deration in re[?]d [?] the Hebburn No. 2 dispute, appears to me a…
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SYDNEY Friday—Only three mines were idle on the NSW coalfields to-day, less than 600 men being involved. Production…
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CESSNOCK Friday. — George Elliott, 59, of Gorton Avenue. Cessnock, a miner employed at [?] colliery. received a severe…
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Members of Muswellbrook and St. Heliers Miners' Lodges held a ballot during the week to select a nominee for appointment of a director on the…
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The National Convention of the Miners' Federation carried a resolution approving the Federal Government enforcing discipline in the…
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Five mines on the northern fields were idle to-day, resulting in a loss of about 4000 tons of COal in [?] The secretary of the Miners'…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Letters to the Editor Views Expressed are not necessarily those of this Newspaper. Mining Affairs and Conditions
Sir,—Mining affairs are being freely discussed in all the newspapers, and the many ills are being catered for by all and sundry. In recent months…
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LONDON April 16 —“The Times” announces the death In action, during the advance on Sousse, of Brigadier Frederick…
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The Miners’ [?] to seek an all-round increase in wages. This was [?] at the national convention [?] Sydney…
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CESSNOCK Sat.— Mr. A. C. Willis, ex-general secretary of the Miners’ Federation and at one time Agent-General In London for…
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SYDNEY Monday.—Five coal mines in the north were idle to-day resulting in the loss of t about 4000 tons of coal…
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