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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1946

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N.Z. Importing Coal From America Auckland (Nz)

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 10 September 1946 · page 1

The Government has chartered six British ships to aid in importing 50,000 tons of coal from USA to relieve the coal shortage here…

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Government Fears For Fate of Coal Bill SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 10 September 1946 · page 6

The State Government is concerned about the possibility of the Coal Bill being drastically amended In the Legislative Council tomorrow. The Opposition. It is…

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Miners to be Asked to Work Every Second Saturday SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 11 September 1946 · page 2

All NSW mineworkers will be asked at pit ton ballots next weeks to work a six hour shift every second Saturday until Christmas to meet an…

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Deadlock on Coal Bill Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 12 September 1946 · page 1

As the result of debates in the Legislative Council and the Legislative Assembly tonight there is a deadlock on the Coal Bill…

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Miners’ Secret Ballot Next Week SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 12 September 1946 · page 1

Secret ballots among all NSW coal miners to decide whether they are prepared to work a six hour shift every second Saturday until Christmas will…

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Problems of the Coal Bill

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 September 1946 · page 2

Because the Legislative Council of N.S.W., exercising its prerogative as a House of Review, dared to amend the Coal Industry Bill in what, in its opinion, was necessary, the House is being accused as reactionary and out of touch with public opinion…

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All South Coast Mines May Cease Work SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 September 1946 · page 2

All south coast mines will cease work on Monday, when the Federated Enginedrivers’ and Firemen’s Association will withdraw its members from collieries…

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Coal for Victorian Industries None From NSW Till Sept. 24 MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 September 1946 · page 6

Victoria will get no block coal from New South Wales for her industries either this week or next week, and it is stated that none will arrive here until September 24…

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Coal Mines Stoppage Believed Averted Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 September 1946 · page 6

A [?] of all South Coast Coal mines is expected to be. averted following the order issued by the Coal Commissioner (Mr Williams) today…

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Big Mine Idle for 3d SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 14 September 1946 · page 1

Hebburn No. 2 colliery on the northern coalfields has been idle for two days, for a loss of 2400 tons of coal because of a wrangle…

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Miners Want More Meat and Fats LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Monday 16 September 1946 · page 2

More meat and fats must be made available for British miners if they are to get sufficient coal for the winter, said the Miners’ Union secretary (Mr…

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The Miners’ View of the Coal Crisis

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 17 September 1946 · page 5

Sir,—The political parties opposed to the present Federal Government in the coming elections are blaming the Government for an alleged failure to…

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Must Enforce Discipline First Step in Attempting to Solve Coal Problem

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 17 September 1946 · page 4

"There is only one cure for the trouble that is affecting the coal industry--discipline must be enforced, and the law of the land…

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Coal Production May Be Threatened Leaders’ Warning: Vital Vote To-day SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 17 September 1946 · page 4

Defeat of the Coal Bill in the Legislative Council tomorrow, would mean that even day to day production on the NSW coalfields could not be assured. This warning was given by leaders of the mining unions today to…

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State Control of Coal Mines Forecast Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 18 September 1946 · page 3

Slate control of the mining industry in Victoria, Tasmania and West Australia was likely, said the general secretary of the Miners’ Federation…

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Compromise on Coal Bill Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 18 September 1946 · page 8

The Government and the Opposition in both State Houses of Parliament tonight agreed to a compromise over the Coal Bill and it is now likely to pass all stages…

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Running a Diesel Engine on Coal Dust Success Believed In Sight

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 18 September 1946 · page 6

It is not generally known that Rudolph Diesel, the inventor of the compression ignition engine which is becoming increasingly popular in the automotive transport field, originally planned to run his engine with powdered coal, but he could not make it work. The coal was hard to…

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Miners’ Leader Praises Coal Bill Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 19 September 1946 · page 4

The amended Coal Bill would put the coal industry in NSW on its feet and help to provide sufficient and regular coal production, said the general president of the…

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Coal and Politics

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 20 September 1946 · page 3

Principal interest of the general public in the Coal Bill which has been starring in the metropolitan press for the past week is whether…

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American Miners Seek Meat WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 21 September 1946 · page 6

The President of the United Mine Workers (Mr. John L. Lewis) has telegraphed the Price De-Control Board urging the removal of meat…

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