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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1946

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To Mine More Coal Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 14 May 1946 · page 2

Immediate steps are to be taken to Increase coal production in Victoria on all black and brown coalfields. Announcing this after a Cabinet…

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Miners “Lining Up” Labor Members Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 14 May 1946 · page 2

A mass meeting of State and Federal Labor members is likely to be held in Sydney on May 21 at the request of the Miners’ Federation to…

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To Investigate Reported Gold , Find in N.T. CANBERRA

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 5

Mr C. J. Sullivan from the Commonwealth minerals resources survey, will investigate the reported gold find in Northern Territory. At Alice Spring,…

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100,000 Men’s Jobs May Be Affected Threat to B.H.P.; Coal Shortage SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 15 May 1946 · page 1

More than 1000 engineering shops in Sydney employing 100,000 men will be seriously affected if there is No attempt was made today to…

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American Coal Strike May Not be Settled WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 1

American Associated Press states that the coal mine operators have reaffirmed their opposition to the principle of a 7 per cent pay roll…

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Miners Applying Pressure to Politicians “Mood Not to be Trifled With” SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 1

Miners’ leaders will seek to have the State Parliament called together [?] its present four months’ re[?] deal with the Baddeley Coal…

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Premier Wears Miner’s Helmet

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 1

The Premier (Mr W. J. McKell) in a striking pose as he inspects a Broken Hill Zinc Corporation mine. He is wearing a miner’s helmet as a precaution against the possible fall of mineral…

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Big Toll by British Mines LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 7

It has been revealed that British mines sank 1050 Axis warships and damaged 540 during the war. Of the 263,038 mines laid in all theatres, 76,700 were…

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Heavy Toll of British Mines London, Thursday. AAP

The Corowa Free Press · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 3

It is revealed that British mines sank 1050 Axis warships and damaged 540 during the war. Of 253,038 mines laid in all thratres of war…

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Miners To Press For State Control To Meet Ministers On Tuesday SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 17 May 1946 · page 1

The biggest conference in the history of the coal mining industry will be held in Sydney next Tuesday when the miners’ leaders will…

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Miners’ Leaders to Meet Politicians SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 May 1946 · page 5

Miners’ leaders will discuss their demands for State control of the NSW coalmining industry with the Federal and State parliamentarians at a…

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Oaklands Coal Deposits Further Action by M. V. D. L.

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 21 May 1946 · page 3

It is interesting to note that the question of investigating the possibility of power development in connection with the Oaklands…

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Concerning the Mining Industry in Corowa and Rutherglen

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 21 May 1946 · page 3

In view of the more favorable conditions for the resumption of mining operations in the various goldfields of the States, and the…

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Near Coal Famine in Victoria Industries Facing Serious Threat Melbourne

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 21 May 1946 · page 1

A further threat to Victorian industry occurred during the weekend when storms on the NSW coast caused delay in the arrival…

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British Coal Mines to Be State Owned Bill Passes the Commons LONDON

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 May 1946 · page 6

By 324 votes to 143, the house of Commons last night carried the third reasons of the Coal Industry Nationalisation Bill…

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All Coal Mines May Cease Production “Explosives Supplies Will Last Only Fortnight” MELBOURNE

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 May 1946 · page 1

Unless the strike at Nobel’s explosives factory at Deer Park is settled within the next fortnight all coal production throughout the Commonwealth will cease. Mr G. W. S. Grant, general secretary of the Miners’ Federation, said…

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Bunnerong May Be Left Without Coal Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 May 1946 · page 1

Unless more coal was received Bunnerong powerhouse, Sydney’s main source of electricity supply, would be without coal by the first…

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Government to Control N.S.W. Mines Belief Arises As Result of Conference Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 22 May 1946 · page 1

The NSW coal mining industry may soon be placed under State control. This opinion was expressed in mining circles tonight…

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Gold “Fever” Infects London Brokers London

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 23 May 1946 · page 2

Clamoring and struggling stockbrokers this morning began a new gold rush on the Stock Exchange, when dealings started in the shares…

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Recommended General Strike Coal Miners' Demands Fuel Rationing Delayed

The Riverine Grazier · Friday 24 May 1946 · page 3

SYDNEY, Friday: All N.S.W. coal fields have recommended the Miners' Central Council to call a general coal strike. The Central Council will…

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