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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1942

539 stories in Murray's papers · page 12 of 27

Mr Curtin Is Definite Will Compel Miners to Work CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 May 1942 · page 2

The Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) today called upon the coal miners to go back to work tomorrow. “I say we shall stand or fall by the issue…

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Labor MHR Rebukes Prime Minister His Attitude to the Miners CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 May 1942 · page 2

Strongly reprimanding the Prime Minister for his statement earlier in the day on mining stoppages, Mr James (Lab, NSW), in the…

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53 Miners Killed by Explosion 37 Others Believed Dead New York, May 13

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 14 May 1942 · page 5

A terrific explosion killed al least 53 miners and [?] 37 others in the Christopher Cool Company's mine near Morgantown, West Vir[?]…

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The Coal Miners Out Again Nine Mines Affected

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 2

Tuesday was the worst day on the New South Wales coalfields since Mr. Ward's recent "peace" mission. A total of 1887 men were idle at nine…

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Military to Act Striking Miners in Two Collieries CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 2

Bole 168, which bad been applied to the miners at M[?]d colliery, has been held in suspense provided the men continue to wark. However,…

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Three New Mines Strike Northern Mines Resume Production Sydney, Thuarday

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 3

Although production has been resumed to-day, all Northern mines which were on strike yesterday are in sympathy with the Millfield…

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Three Collieries Idle in NSW 1000 Men tire Affected SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 2

Fresh disputes at three NSW collieries [?]eries offset to some extent the gratification expressed in mining circles this morning at the return…

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N.b.w. Gold Production

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 3

Production of gold in New South Wales for February was 7747 oz. fine, valued at £A80,962, an increase of 1704 oz. compared with the same…

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Miners' Pensions Cost £20,000 a Year SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 2

The Minister for Mines (Mr Baddeley) revealed in the Legislative Assembly today that to date 3000 miners' pensions had been…

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Human Labor, Not Gold, Will Win War Riverina M. P.'s Comment

The Pastoral Times · Friday 15 May 1942 · page 3

"It is human labor, not gold, that will win this war. Labor, not money, is the real wealth: This Parliament, and every other' Australian Parliament could be…

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Only One Mine Idle SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1942 · page 2

Adjustment of matters in di[?] at the only mine Idle In NSW today, Belmont No. 3, is expected. Recently, following a fire in the…

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Sword Hanging Over Heads of Miners! SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 16 May 1942 · page 2

Although Rule 168 has been applied against the miners at Pelaw Main and Wongawilli collieries, it is not to be implemented, as the men have now…

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Gold Removed Under Enemy’s Guns WASHINGTON, May 16

Border Morning Mail · Monday 18 May 1942 · page 2

The Navy Department has revealed that tons upon tons of available gold and silver and numerous securities were removed from the Philippines by a submarine…

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Miners Warn Mr Curtin Application of Conscription SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 19 May 1942 · page 2

The miners' leaders will warn the Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) when they me[?]t him in Canberra tomorrow that if any…

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Miners Meet Mr Curtin Canberra

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 20 May 1942 · page 2

Beneficial results are expected from the conference today between the Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) and other Ministers and representatives…

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900 Miners Idle in N.S.W. SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 20 May 1942 · page 2

Fire NSW coalmines were idle today owing to fresh disputes while miners who camp out on strike yesterday have resumed…

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900 Miners Go Back to Work SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 21 May 1942 · page 5

Complying with the request of their leaders that there should be full production while the coal industry negotiations were proceeding at Canberra, 800 miners who…

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Peace on Coalfields Miners' Plan For Government CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 21 May 1942 · page 5

The basis of a plan for submission to the Prime Minister and other Ministers to attain peace in the coal industry was formulated at a…

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640 Miners Idle in Nsw Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 May 1942 · page 4

All mines on the northern fields were again in full production today, but Industrial peace was marred by stoppages on three western…

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Better Transport for Miners; Minister's Aim SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 22 May 1942 · page 4

The Minister for Mines (Mr Baddley) said today that better transport to mines would mean greater coal production and make for contentment…

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