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Mining & the mines, 1942

539 stories in Murray's papers · page 18 of 27

Enemy Mine Sweepers “Collect” London, July 20

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 July 1942 · page 1

Locked in collision with a German minesweeper off the French coast during a night foray, a British light coastal vessel swept the enemy’s decks with a broadside,…

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Four Mines Idle in N.S.W. SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 July 1942 · page 4

Although there were two fresh disputes in the NSW [?] industry today, only four mine[?] were idle, as against 6 yesterday. A[?] four stoppages were in the north, both…

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Will Be Purged Miners Who Strike SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 July 1942 · page 4

Purge of disobedient miners who refuse to abide by decision of miners lodges to end unauthorised strikes, will follow the ratification by the lodges of…

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Develop the Coal Deposits of the Riverina

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 July 1942 · page 2

It would be interesting to know whether the fullest inquiries have been made into the po[?]dbillty of developing the Coorabin coa[?] depo[?]h near…

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Minister Replies to Colliery Chairman. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 24 July 1942 · page 2

Attacking the statement made yesterday on the coal position by the chairman of Northern Collieries Ltd (Mr E. Telford Simpson), the Minister for Information…

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Coal Shortage in S.A. ADELAIDE

Border Morning Mail · Friday 24 July 1942 · page 6

The coal position in South Australia reached an acute stage today when two factories engaged on important work ran out of supplies. The Premier (Mr…

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Coal Stoppages Continue New Regulations' Operate 'Monday Sydney

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 24 July 1942 · page 3

New regulations outlawing stoppages in the coalfields are expected to operate from the commencement of work next Monday…

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Three Mines Idle in N.S.W. SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 25 July 1942 · page 2

Three mince were idle in NSW today, Involving [?]10 men and the loss of production at 3650 tons of coa[?]…

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Coal Hold-up “Criminal” New Regulations Gazetted Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 27 July 1942 · page 3

The Minister for information (Senator Ashley) raid last night that it was criminal that coal production should lag in wartime. The Minister…

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German Mine Washed Up Adelaide

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 30 July 1942 · page 2

A seven-pointed German mine was discovered washed up on the beach about 11 miles south of Roba today, by Mr Robert Dawkon, a farmer, of Robe. The mine,…

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10 Mines Partially Idle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 30 July 1942 · page 3

There were 3 0 partially idle mines on NSW coalfields today, but in no instance were any of the stopples due to strikes provoked by industrial issues, raised by the…

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Miners' Secretary Supports Mr. Curtin SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 31 July 1942 · page 6

Strong support for a statement made by the Prime Minister in reply to criticism by the executive of the Federal Opposition on the coal position, was given today by the…

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“Miners Have No Right to Strike” CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Friday 31 July 1942 · page 6

The Prime Minister (Mr Curtin) today denied that the Government had given the Miners’ Federation the right to strike as alleged by some of Its critics. “What…

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Will Put Coal Position Bluntly Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 31 July 1942 · page 4

The coal [?] for [?] for a confe[?] on the [?] which held up [?] up two [?] days at a…

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“Mine-owners Not Co-operating with Mine[?]s.” Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 August 1942 · page 1

Too many mine-owners and managers were refusing lo fully co-operate With miners In obtaining maximum output of roal, said the general president of the…

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The Acid Test For New Coal Code Pekon Miners Strike Over Timber Netting SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 1 August 1942 · page 2

New coal peualty regulat[?]s were teated for the f[?]st time today when miners at the [?]an colliery on the northern NSW [?] la[?] the mine [?] on a safety dispits over…

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Coal Shortage in Sa Adelaide

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 August 1942 · page 2

The [?] situation in South Australia has [?] a critical [?]ge. Discussions in the eastern Since over the weekend are expected to determine whether the [?]ning…

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Mines Should All Be Working Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 3 August 1942 · page 2

Shortage of transport which has held up pro[?] at [?] Northern NSW miles in three days of last week was being adjusted and all mines in need of transport [?]…

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Two Mines Idle 2000 Tons of Coal Lost Sydney

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 4 August 1942 · page 3

Pelton and Hepburn No. 2 collieries in the north were idle to-day, resulting in the loss of 2000 tons of coal. Pelton is held up over a dispute…

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Miners Want Offensive Action. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 4 August 1942 · page 1

The Miners’ Central Council will seek the immediate assistance of other trades unions for joint representation to President Roosevelt. Mr Churchill and the Prime…

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