Planning Future of Coal Industry
SYDNEY Thursday.—The [?] for sound planning of the future of the coal industry was emphasised by the NSW…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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W.A’s. Increased Coal Output
PERTH Thursday. — Western Australian produced 26,776 tons more coal last year than in 1948 it was announced to-day. The…
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SYDNEY Thurs.—There is no possibility of the immediate restoration of many country and suburban trains eliminate…
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SYDNEY, Thurs.—Representatives of all coal mine employees are conference in Sydney on all phases of mine work…
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Two collieries were idle in the district to-day-Pelton and Aberdare. Pelton has been idle for some time owing to a safety Issue…
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CESSNOCK. Friday.—With , the exemption of Pelton colliery, Which has been idle for three Weeks, the only other mine,-idle…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Five north and one South Coast coal mines are idle to-day and production jobs is estimated at 6300 tons…
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Officers of Pelton miners' lodge were elected in the usual manner, states the President (T. Cleghorn), Secretary,(C. Stothard) and Treasurer (V. F[?])…
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SYDNEY Friday—Because they new that sooner or later the men should be victims of the dust menace women do the South…
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SYDNEY, Friday.— By refracting from unnecessary stoppages while the enquiry was being held, the coal…
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The General Secretary of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Grant) said, after a meeting between the Chairman of the Coal Board of Inquiry (Mr. Justice…
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It would require a person with the wisdom of Solomon to bring about peace in the coal industry. Since the Xmas holidays, there has…
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The Hon. J. M. Baddeley, M.L.A., Minister for Mines, in discussing the requirements of post war industries utilising coal and coal derivatives,…
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Details of submissions to be made to the Commonwealth Coal Inquiry by employees have been decided by a meeting of representatives of…
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LONDON Jan. if—A Swedish captain on Friday described seeing 10,00-ton German troopship, the Donau carrying 1500 troops…
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Two A.B.C. talks arranged fender the general title “Underground Gasification of Coal,” prepared by Mr. J. S. Goode, are to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Absentee Cases at Cessnock Chippers at Hepburn No. 2 COLLIERY
CESSNOCK Saturday.— Hepburn No, 2 colliery was thrown idle on January 16 and 17 as the result of direct action taken by the clippers They came home as a protest against the decision of the lodge on a question of the…
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SYDNEY Saturday—Australia production of black coal in 1944 [?] to 13,737 tons as against [?] in 1948 and…
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Unless the supply of coal becomes hopelessly inadequate there is no likelihood of the Federal Government intervening…
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CESSNOCK Tues.—The whole the mines on the Maitland field are at work to-day with the exception of Pelton. This mine…
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