Miners’ Pension Fund Shows Profit
KURRI KURRI: Speaking at the annual soda! of Kurri Kurri branch of the Retired Mineworker Pensioners’ Association, Mr. G…
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Mining & the mines, 1946
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Mining Application Refused
SINGLETON, Thurs.—An application by A. G. J. Dennis for authority to enter the property of Mr. E. R. Moore, at…
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SINGLETON Thursday .—In the Mining Warden’s Court Mr. V. Lawler Warden) gave the Millfield Coal Co. permission to…
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WASHINGTON, December 5.— Judge Goldsbrough in the Federal Court yesterday fined the United Mineworkers’ Association three and a half million dollars and its leader, John L. Lewis, ten thousand dollars for contempt of court…
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Meetings for Weston and Cessnock are advertised in this issue to deal with all matters for su[?] to the annual general meeting to be held in January…
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The United Mine Workers of America was fined three and a half million for contempt…
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CANBERRA. Friday.— The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley) promised Mr. James (Lab., NSW) in the House of Representatives…
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CESSNOCK, Friday.—For the third day in succession the whole of the mines on the Maitland field are at work. The production,…
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The Minister for Fuel (Mr. Shinwell) told a Press conference in Britain that September's and October's improved coal production had been…
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At the examination for Certificates of Competency as Manager and Under Manager held under the provisions of the Coal Mines Regulation Act…
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An application by A. G. 11. Dennis for authority to enter the property of Mr. E. R. Moore, at Ravcnsworth, was on…
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In the Federal Court in Washington the United Mine Workers of America were fined 3½ million dollars (£A1,095,000) for contempt, and John L. Lewis, the president of the union, was lined 10,000 dollars (£A3127)…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To-day’s Leaders: The Population Question Against Conviction of U.S Miners’ Leader President Truman To Broadcast To The Nation
WASHINGTON, December 6—Lawyers for John L. Lewis have lodged an appeal to the united States Circuit Court against his own and the United Mineworkers’ conviction for contempt of court in not averting the soft coal miners’ walkout…
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BOMBAY (Associated Press) .— The Bombay Port Trust dredger Chelura has scooped out two more gold bars from the basin of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hopes of Quick Settlement of Coal Strike Vanish “No Timing Back,” Says U.S. Government Official
WASHINGTON, December 7.—CIO president, Mr. Phillip Murray, in a letter to the American Federation of Labour and the Railway Brotherhood, urged a joint meeting with the CIO to fortunate a policy of united action to combat the “deliberate,…
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CESSNOCK Monday —There [?] no industrial disputes on the Maitland field to-day. All mines are at work. For the fourth…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Coal production since August had reached almost record proportions and there will be ampie supplies for an…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—A speed-up in the further large-scale development of Victoria’s brown coal deposits is expected…
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NEW YORK, December 9.—Although when miners’ leader John L. Lewis called off the U.S. soft coal miners strike on Saturday afternoon the first reaction of the New York Press was to declare that Lewis had suffered complete…
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At- least 34 mines - worked full tune for the pay to he drawn on Friday next: Details, , furnished by shipping agents, are…
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