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Mining & the mines, 1942

539 stories in Murray's papers · page 23 of 27

Five Mines Idle; 1500 Men on Strike SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 September 1942 · page 2

Five mines produced no coal today because 1560 men were out on Strike. The stoppages at Corrimal and Bulll continued, and three new disputes arose at Pelaw Main,…

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Miners Want to [?]Eave Pits for Army. London, Sept. 28

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 30 September 1942 · page 3

Men lo the age of 25 al the time they registered for military service arc being given the opportunity to work in coal, tin, Iron-ore, oil-shale and gypsum mines…

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Four Mines Resume. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 1 October 1942 · page 3

Of five mines idle in NSW, four resumed this morning. At Bull! colliery. Where 350 miners had been on strike for 10 days, a deadlock has been reached in the…

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400 Miners Idle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 2 October 1942 · page 4

A strike of wheelers today at Hebbum No. 1 Colliery caused 400 men to be idle. The mine produces 2150 tons daily…

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Three Mines Idle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 3 October 1942 · page 2

Three mines were idle in NSW today, Built, on the southern fields, did not work today for the 10th successive working day…

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All Miners to Work on Monday Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 3 October 1942 · page 3

Announcing today that all mines would be open for work on Monday, the Coal Commissioner (Mr Mighel) said that the transport position was brighter and…

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All Mines Work on 8-Hour Day Holiday Sydney

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 6 October 1942 · page 3

The fact that all mines are working to-day shows the sincerity of the mine workers to the war effort, declared the General Secretary of the Miners'…

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Holiday for Miners Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 October 1942 · page 2

The Federal Government will be recommended to grant the usual 10 days holiday for employes in the coal mining industry at Christmas. Stating the today…

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50 Miners Idle Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 October 1942 · page 4

Because the company refused to pay workers compensation to an 18-year-old clipper wheelers and clippers struck at South Clifton Colliery today as a protest…

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Gold Ingots Seized Cannes, October 6

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 October 1942 · page 2

Police on the French and Swiss frontier seized gold ingots valued at £115.000, belonging to Abbas Hilmi former Khedive of Egypt. It is stated that he was attempting…

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Miners to Remain With Field Army LONDON, October 7

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 October 1942 · page 1

Sir John Anderson in winding up the coal debate in the House of Commons said that only 3000 to 4000 miners in Britain would to released from the…

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Gold Mines to Close Washington. October 9

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 October 1942 · page 2

The War Production Board has ordered the closing of all gold mines, including those in Alaska, to release manpower for copper and other vital metal production…

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Miners’ Production Soaring Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 October 1942 · page 6

If mines continued to work as they had done this week, which was strike-free, they would easily pass, the 12,000.000 tons production figure this year, said the miners’…

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Gold Salute for Sale. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 October 1942 · page 6

Among the racehorses to be offered at auction next Friday will be Gold Salute originally purchased by Mr Alan Cooper for 7000 guineas…

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Mine Damages Danish-Swedish Train-Ferry Service LONDON, October 9

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 October 1942 · page 3

Stockholm despatch says that the [?]rain-ferry service between Denmark and Sweden has been temporarily suspended…

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Coal Production Up. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 October 1942 · page 3

Coal production last week was the be[?]lor many months;. Mr Grant, secretary of the Miners Federation, elated tonight. He said that was because the men believed…

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State Control of Mines. Auckland (Nz)

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 October 1942 · page 3

Regulations for the control by the S[?] the Wal[?] coal mines will provide for a board consisting of the Minister for Mines, four owners and two workers' representatives…

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1600 Tons of Coal Lost. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 13 October 1942 · page 3

At two collieries idle in NSW today the loss of production totalled about 1600 tons. Some 330 miners were involved in a strike at Lambton colliery, while Neath colliery…

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Hig Loss of Coal. Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 14 October 1942 · page 2

Three coal mines are rale today, with the Joss of 2100 tons of coat and the unemployment of 63[?] men. At Hebborn [?] 2 some men [?] the mine after a pit—top…

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Coal Supplies Improve. Adelaide

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 October 1942 · page 3

Coal reserves here have been improved y more than 130,000 tons as the result of improved coal shipments. This was revealed today when the Premier (Mr…

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