Mr. Baddeley's Appeal to the Miners
SYDNEY Sat—“Forget past misfortunes and hew coal to the utmost,” said the Minister for Mines, Mr. i. M. Baddeley, in an…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Gold Valued at £31,496 Stolen
AUCKLAND Sat. — Edward Morland a [?]tallurgist, was found guilt in the Supreme Court at Wellington of a…
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CESSNOCK Mon— The Merger Committee which comprises delegates gates from the lodges associated with the mines controlled by J…
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Including five stoppages, due to the fact that the pits were tempcrarily unworkable, 12 coalmines were idle on the N.S.W. fields to-day…
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At a meeting at Kurrl Kurrl of the Merger committee, composed of delegates from ten lodges In the J. and A Brown Abermain…
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NEW YORK May 16—Mr. John L. Lewis to–day announced then the United Mineworkers’ Union would not be represented at a…
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SYDNEY Monday—Including the stoppage which were due to the pits being temporally unworkable Twelve coal mines…
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The Minister for Minus, Mr. J. M. Baddeley, to-day replied to the "Herald's" criticism of recent statements by him in Parliament in…
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SYDNEY Tues.—The decision of the Miners Federation to dis[?] challenged today when 800…
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CESSNOCK Tuesday —Stanley Harrison 16 of Solace Avenue Cessnock a clipper employed at Bellbird colliery had his left…
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WASHINGTON May 17—Mr. John L. Lewis announced last night that the American coal strike truce had been extended…
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Last night Richmond Main Miners' Lodge fined two wheelers and two machinemen £1 as a disciplinary measure. This…
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The Minister for Mines (Mr. Baddeley) has urged miners to "forget past misfortunes and hew coal to the…
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NEWCASTLE Wed.—After the [?] adjourned to-day the Northern miners president Mr H. Scanton said the Hoard of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Miners’ Lodge Elections
CESSNOCK Wed—As the result of a ballot Mr. G. Jack has been elected chairman of Aberdare Extended Miners Lodge and…
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SYDNEY, Thursday:— The only [?] stoppages on the New South Wales [?] to-day were Henburn No. 2 North…
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SYDNEY Thursday—On his return from New[?] to-day the general [?] of the Miners’ Federation, Mr. Grant,…
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WASHINGTON May 19 — The hopes of the United Mine Workers’ leader, Mr. John L. Lewis, of by-passing the War Labour…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Heavy Lamps at Elrington Colliery
The Northern President of the Miners' Federation (Mr. H. Scanlon) said miners at [?]rington colliery were like racehorses, as they had to carry so…
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