Mr. Curtin’s Faith In The Miners
CANBERRA Thursday. — The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) told the House of Representatives that he had agreed to coalminers…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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To-day’s Leader: A Long War Charge Against Mine Manager Dismissed
KURRI Thursday. — At Kurri Kurri Police Court before Mr. I. Beaver, PM, [?] George Pellow, managers of Stanford…
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Ellington colliery was again idle to-day over the discharge of an employee. Millfield-Greta dispute has not been settled and the mine is idle…
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Mr. W. H. May, Miners' Check Inspector, said at Cessnock on Wednesday that he would like to sound a word of…
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Kitchener Miners' Women's Auxiliary has been sending parcels to men from Aberdare Central colliery and from Kitchener township now serving in the…
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At the conference between miners representatives and the Prime Minister on Tuesday last, the question of annual leave for mine employees was raised…
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Maitland Main miners' lodge carried the following resolution: "That we commend the Executive for their endeavours to have compensation rales…
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SYDNEY Friday— Including fresh stoppages at Hebburn No. 2, Elvington and Stanford Main No. 1, nine NSW coalmines,…
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CESSNOCK Friday.—There are six collieries idle on the Maitland field to-day. At Pelaw Main the men are…
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CESSNOCK Friday.—At an inquest on Edgar Jackson, 58, a miner, of Mount View road Cessnock, who was injured by a [?]…
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Investigations are to be made by the Director General of Manpower into requests for the release from the Army of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Preventing Peace in Coal Industry Mr. Curtjn Condemns "Sneaks
"I am quite sure that if it were not for the sneaky tricks being practised by those trying to prevent peace in the coal…
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CESSNOCK Sat.— pereivst Walters manager of Bloomfield Collieries was charged at a special sitting of Cessnock…
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LONDON Oct.— The War Cabinet is considering proposals for taking over the coalmines and putting them [?] State control…
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SYDNEY Sat.—Following the Prime Minister’s reminder to the miners leaders that he expected miners to carry out their part…
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SYDNEY Monday.—Six coal mines were idle in New South Wales to-day. Five are on the northern field, and in the…
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This is a view of part of the sulphur mining area at Castelvetrano, Sicily, one of the principal sources of sulphur for the Axis before the Allied invasion…
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CESSNOCK Monday — Elrington, Stanford Main No. 2, Bellbird and Millfield collieries are on the Maitland field today…
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NEWCASTLE Monday.—With a view to reducing mine stoppages, the member for the Hunter, Mr. Rowley James, will this…
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The Railway Commissioner (Mr. T. J. Hartigan) announced, to-day that railway services in New South Wales will be reduced…
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