Mines & Miners
Mr. F. Lowden writes:— The Central Council met yesterday in Sydney, representatives being pres-ent from the Southern District and…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Mines & Miners
Mr. F. Lowden, district president, writes:— Death has removed a number of our old identities during the last…
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Mr. Fred Lowden writes urging all members of the Federation to work and vote for the return of the Curtin Government…
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Mr. F. Lowden, District President, writes:—The Miners' Executive have now finalised the question of hospital…
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Referring to the death of Mr. James Poland, Mr. Fred' Lowden again draws attention to the dangerous practice of miners working…
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On Wednesday 128 summonses were issued against employees of Coalcliff Colliery who were involved in a partial soppage on Tuesday…
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Most of the fines imposed for breaches of the Federations antistrike code in the North were being paid, said the miners' District…
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A special sitting of the local Court presided over by Mr. K. Atkinson, &.M., was held at Wollongong Courthouse on Tuesday…
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There was a special sitting of the Wollongong Police Court on Tuesday night to deal with the charge against 131 employees of Coalcliff…
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Summonses Issued against 120 employees of the Metropolitan Colliery, Helensburgh, where there was a stoppage on Friday last, are returnable at…
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At the Wollongong Police Court yesterday, Thomas Welford, manager of Wongawilli Colliery, proceeded against John H. Kearney on a charge…
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On Friday last, the dead body of Harold Bott, aged 48, was found in. the Mount Kombla Mine, where he as employed as a Umber cutter…
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On the grounds that nothing would be gained, miners would oppose the reintroduction of daylight saving as it affected the industry, the Northern…
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Mr. Heppel, of the Tongarra Minewaited on the Council regarding repairs to the road leading to the mine. He pointed out that no coal had been…
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The Deputy Coroner, Mr. S. R. Musgrave, held an inquest on the body of Harold Bott, at the court House, Wollonpong, on Tuesday…
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The "Soviet War news Weekly" gives a graphic account of how the soviet miners on the Moscow coalfields, left the hewing of coal to join the soldiers fighting the Germans who threatened the city. The paper states: No sooner had the Germans been routed near Moscow than the miners…
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On Monday, at the Miners' Hall, a meeting of the Southern District Delegate Board was held. Mr. F. Lowden presided, and all lodges were…
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An unusual charge was heard at Wollongong Court on Monday, when a mineworker was proceeded against by the colliery manager…
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At Helensburgh Court on Tuesday night charges against 120 employees at the Metropolitan Colliery for failing to work…
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The half yearly meeting was held on Monday, all lodges being represented. Votes [?] condolence with the…
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