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Mining & the mines, 1947

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To Mine for Tin at Mullengandra

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 28 May 1947 · page 2

In the Warden’s’ Court at Albury yesterday, Alexander Mitchell McDonald, former resident of Albury district, and now of Cootamundra, was…

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Oaklands Coal Coming Into Its Own

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 29 May 1947 · page 5

Victoria should shortly be able to obtain a consignment of 400 tons of black coal weekly from the Oaklands field, said Mr. John R…

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Six Miners Injured Another Underground Crash Newcastle

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 29 May 1947 · page 4

Six mineworkers employed at Lambton B colliery were Injured, some seriously, when runaway skips loaded with coal, collided with an…

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Successful £67,000 Claim By Crown Against Colliery BRISBANE

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 May 1947 · page 2

A Supreme Court jury today returned a verdict for the Crown for £07,235, full amount claimed, in its action against Rylance Collieries and…

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No Coal, So Collier Tamed Back SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 May 1947 · page 2

A message stating that no coal was available for her in Newcastle caused the recall of the collier Caldare this afternoon. she was just going out of…

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18,000 Miners Gain Additional Sick Leave Benefits SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 May 1947 · page 6

Coal industry tribunal (Mr F. H. Gallagher) today awarded 18,000 miners in Queensland, NSW, Victoria and Tasmania additional annual sick leave…

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Cut in Train Services? N.S.W. Railways Short of Coal SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Friday 30 May 1947 · page 2

Commissioner for Railways (Mr T. J. Hartigan) said today that owing to the serious position of the railways’ coal supplies, some reduction in week-end…

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“Coal Situation Grimmest For Many Years” SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 31 May 1947 · page 1

The secretary of the Combined Colliery Proprietors’ Association (Mr R. W. Davie) said tonight that State Governments in NSW, Victoria and SA would have to consider introducing drastic power, gas and rail service cuts this winter because coal supplies would be inadequate…

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U.S. May Face Big Coal Strike WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Monday 2 June 1947 · page 2

Negotiations between John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers’ Union, and mine owners representing 75 per cent of the nation’s soli coal…

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12 Coal Mines Idle SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 3 June 1947 · page 4

Twelve NSW mines were idle today as a result of strikes and bad weather, Estimated loss in coal production was 9000 tons…

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GOOLGOWI Blue and Gold Ball

The Riverine Grazier · Tuesday 3 June 1947 · page 4

The Blue and Gold Ball conducted by the Goolgowi branch of the C.W. A. was an outstanding success. As well as this being the ball of…

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Good Day’s Coal Output

Border Morning Mail · Friday 6 June 1947 · page 10

There was a good day of Coal production in NSW today. All southern mines worked. Else where one mine was idle through a…

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20 Per Cent. Cut In Coal Supplies Announced SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 7 June 1947 · page 1

The Joint Coal Board today announced there would be a 20 per cent cut in coal supplies from next Monday to all consumers, except hospitals, food processors, and shipping, railway, electricity and gas undertakings. This means that all non-essential industries in NSW,…

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Polish Coal for Britain London

Border Morning Mail · Monday 9 June 1947 · page 1

The leader of the Polish delegation to London (Dr T. Lycho[?]) announced today that Poland, under a three year £60,000,000…

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Coal Shortage Will Affect Industry Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 9 June 1947 · page 1

When the 20 per cent out in coal supplies to all expect essential undertakings operates tomorrow it will have an adverse effect on industries…

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No Trams in Adelaide City Hit by Coal Shortage Adelaide

Border Morning Mail · Monday 9 June 1947 · page 1

Adelaide residents, who for years have undergone more household and industrial hold-ups through failure of [?] supplies than have the people of…

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Coal Cuts Will Cause Unemployment Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 10 June 1947 · page 5

Coal. cuts being imposed on nonessential undertakings are causing concern in industry and some unemployment seems inevitable. Miners…

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Miners Ordered to Work Next Monday SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 12 June 1947 · page 7

The Joint Coal Board tonight directed all mine workers on three NSW coalfields to work next Monday (King’s Birthday) because of the present coal…

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Miners Given Further Chance to Qualify for Annual Leave Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Friday 13 June 1947 · page 5

Miners who have taken part in stoppages on coalfields this week have been a further chance by the Coal Industry Tribunal (Mr F. H. Gallagher)…

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10,000 Tons of Coal Will Be Lost Sydney

Border Morning Mail · Monday 16 June 1947 · page 2

Efforts by the Joint Coal Board to step up production of coal in NSW mines by having all mines in full production tomorrow (King’s…

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