How the Mines Worked
TWELVE MINES IN THE NORTHERN COALFIELDS WORKED FULL TIME FOR THE FORTNIGHT ENDED ON FRIDAY…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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STANFORD No. 1 Mine Idle
CESSNOCK Tuesday — Standard Main No. 1. colliery is [?] to-day. The boys refused to still coal yesterday and were send…
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SYDNEY Tuesday.—It was estimated that 5000 tons of coal production will be lost to-day as the result of ten pits on the New…
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WASHINGTON May 31— Twelve hours before the expiation of the second coal strike [?] at midnight the Secretary…
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NEWCASTLE Tues.—The strike, which has held up production at North Wallarah Colliery tor four months, has ended, an agreement…
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MELBOURNE .Tuesday.— The Minister for Transport (Mr. Hyland) stated that unless the Commonwealth authorities , released…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Dispute Over Hat. Leads to Mine Hold-up. Sydney
It is estimated that 6000 tons of coal production will be lost to-day as a resuit of ten pits on New South Wales coalfields being idle or partially idle…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Military Police Accosting Civilians: Order Cancelled by Ward. 6000 Tons of Coal Lost by Stoppages Tully Says Land Bill Will Not Cripple Pastoral Industry Sydney
In a casualty list issued to-day, Driver E. A. King, Supply and Transport, Scone, previously reported missing, is now reported to be a…
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Continued on Trove, page 4 →Warning to Miners Board’s Circular
A circular has been issued by the Miners’ Federation warning miners that the Prime Minister (Mr. Cutin) would go to any…
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WASHINGTON June 1.—Half million workers of the United Mineworkers’ Association, defying the Government, halted work…
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Half a million members of the United Mineworkers' Association, fying the Government, halted work for the second time within a month…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stoppage At Burwood Colliery
SYDNEY Thursday — A production loss of about 5000 tons of coal resulted from stoppages of five pits on the New South Wales…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Coal Strike In America Spreads
WASHINGTON June 2— President Roosevelt has summoned the Fuel Administration Mr. Ekin and the War Labour Board…
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WASHINGTON June 2.—The War Labour Board has ordered the cessation -of current negotiations between the United…
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CANBERRA Friday.—By an order issued in Canberra last night and signed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, coal mines are…
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CESSNOCK Friday—There were no mines idle on the South Maitland field today…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Approaches to Stanford No, 1 COLLIERY
A communication from Mr. F. G. Harvey, on behalf of the employees of Stanford Main No. 1 Colliery, was read to the Kearsley Shire Council at…
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CESSNOCK Friday.—Frank Geaches, 18, of Cessnock-st., Aberdare, a clippe[?] employed at Aberdare colliery, [?] his tight…
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