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Hunter Valley · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1950

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Attendance Down at Blue and Gold Ball

Dungog Chronicle : Durham and Gloucester Advertiser · Wednesday 24 May 1950 · page 3

Attendance at the C.W.A. Blue and Gold Ball on Friday night in the James Theatre was considerably down. It is estimated that not more…

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South Maitland Mines

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 1

CEESNOCK, Thursday. — All mines on the South Maitland field are working today, with the exception of two open cuts…

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Socialists Want Coal Internationalised

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 1

LONDON, May 25.—A far-reaching plan for the International control of coal, transport, steel and electricity has been proposed by…

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Uranium From Gold Ore

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 1

WASHINGTON, May 25. — Important uranium talks will take place in Washington later this year between Britain, South…

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Ship Strikes Mine Off China Coast

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 1

Hongkong, May 25 (AAP-Reuter).— A small British merchantman, Ebonal, struck a mine and sank rapidly off Sugarloaf…

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Miners Wish To Discuss Pension Anomalies

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 2

Miners may hold aggregate meetings at a time to be arranged, to dis[?] miners’ pensions…

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Slender Clues Led to Arrest of U.S. CHEMIST The F.B.I. Tells of Gold’s Associations With Soviet

Maitland Mercury · Thursday 25 May 1950 · page 1

WASHINGTON, May 25.—Research chemist Harry Gold, arrested this week on atomic espionage charges, served a Russian spy ring for 10 years before the F.B.I. tracked him down, it was disclosed to-day…

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Miners' Pensions

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 10

The President and Vice-president of the Miners' Federation addressed a special meeting of the Retired Mineworkers' Delegate Board at…

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Mine Electricians’ Certificates

Maitland Mercury · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 4

At the examination for certificates of competency as mine electricians under the Coal Mines Regulation Act, held at the Technical College,…

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2500 Tons Coal Loss

Maitland Mercury · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 5

CESSNOCK, Friday. — There was a loss of 2500 tons of coal on the South Maitland field to-day [?] to [?]…

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Good Week’s Coal Production

Maitland Mercury · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 4

SYDNEY, Friday.—Last week’s coal production was 2[?]1,730 tons —highest for any week this year. This week’s will also be high,…

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Woman Hit By Coal Train

Maitland Mercury · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 4

Mrs. Janet Galloway, 68, widow, of Wallsend-st., Stanford Merthyr, suffered a fractured leg and arm and other injuries when…

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Aged Woman Struck By Coal Train In Serious Condition

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Friday 26 May 1950 · page 7

The condition of Mrs. Janet Galloway, 68, widow, of Wallsend-street, Stanford Morthyr, who was struck by a coal train…

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Two Collieries Idle To-day

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 3

CESSNOCK, Tuesday. — Two collieries were idle on the South Maitland field today, Bellbird and Hebburn No. 2…

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Miner’s Leg Fractured

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 3

A 36-years-old miner fractured his right leg to-day when he was injured while shifting coal at Ayrfield No. 3 colliery…

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Miners' Pension Anomolies Federal Government Criticised

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 1

The refusal of the Menzies Government to amend the Mineworkers' Pension Act to remove "glaring anomolies…

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Shorter Shift Sought Northern Miners' Claims

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 5

Acting on a recommendation from Ellington Miners' Lodge, the Northern Miners' Board of Management decided yesterday to claim that shifts…

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Miners Want Shorter Hours For Wet Places

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 2

The northern board of management of the Miners’ Federation adopted a suggestion by Elrington lodge that a claim be made…

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Investigation of Coal Seams For Open Cuts

Maitland Mercury · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 2

Addressing the Paxton branch of the ALP, Mr. W. Crook, MLA, told of recent activities of local interest and claimed that…

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Unexploited Ellalong Coal Deposits. Wants Government to Take Over Leases. Mr. Crook's Report To Ellalong A.L.P.

The Cessnock Eagle and South Maitland Recorder · Tuesday 30 May 1950 · page 1

The unexploited Ellalong coal deposits were some of the few gas coal areas left, and he was endeavouring to get the State Government to take over leases, Mr. J. W. Crook, M.L.A. told the last meeting of the Paxton branch of the A.L.P. when he…

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