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Mining & the mines, 1949

629 stories in Murray's papers · page 25 of 32

Reds’ Bid to Control Miners

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 7 September 1949 · page 2

SYDNEY, Tues.: Communist supporters on the Miners’ Central Council, which opens a special sitting in Sydney tomorrow, will…

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Long Service Leave for Miners

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 September 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Wed.: Coal Industry Tribunal (Mr F. H. Gallagher) today awarded miners long service leave of 13 weeks…

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Petrol From Coal Only Few Cents Dearer

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 8 September 1949 · page 4

WASHINGTON, Wed.: Petrol could be made from coal to sell for only three or four cents a gallon dearer than natural petroleum,…

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Local and General Blue and Gold Ball

Jerilderie Herald and Urana Advertiser · Thursday 8 September 1949 · page 2

Jerilderie's first annual Blue and Gold Ball organised by the local branch of the C.W.A. will be held on Friday, 16th September. The…

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[?] in Miners’ Council

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 September 1949 · page 5

SYDNEY, Thurs.: ..A serious [?] has developed in the [?] Central Council, which holding a special meeting in…

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Miners Strike in Protest Against Award

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 September 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Thursday: Without waiting for the Miners’ Central Council to discuss the new award…

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Victoria Will Continue to Import Coal

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 September 1949 · page 7

MELBOURNE, Thursday: Although the Prime Minister had refused to subsidise imported coal, the Victorian Government…

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Chifley Thanks Army for Aid in Coal Strike

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 September 1949 · page 2

CANBERRA, Thurs.: The Prime Minister (Mr. Chifley), in a letter today to the Minister for the Army (Mr Chambers) expressed…

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N.s.w. in Dilemma Over S.a. Coal

Border Morning Mail · Friday 9 September 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Thurs.: NEW Government has not yet decided what to do with 30,000 tons of ordered from South Africa…

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Australia Protests on Jap. Gold Handout

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 September 1949 · page 9

WASHINGTON, Fri.: Over bitter protests of Australia and the Philippines, the United States today notified, the 11-Nation Far…

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Reds’ Bid To Regain Control Over Miners SYDNEY

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 10 September 1949 · page 1

THE Communist Party is trying to regain control of rank-and-file Australian miners, which it lost during the recent coal strike. This is indicated in decisions made by the Communist-controlled Miners’ Central Council during a three-day sitting in Sydney, which…

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Poor Coal Blamed for Gas Restrictions

Border Morning Mail · Monday 12 September 1949 · page 8

ADELAIDE, Sun.: Poor quality gas making coal received from Newcastle is blamed for week-end gas restrictions imposed in…

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“Indian Coal Too Hard to Break”

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 13 September 1949 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Mon.: Addressing a meeting of 350 students at the University today, the secretary of the Australian…

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Address by Mr. E. T. Kendell, M.l.a to Members of the Parliamentary Conference, Held by the Murray Valley Development League at Swan Hill Potential of Oaklands Coal and Kaolin

The Corowa Free Press · Tuesday 13 September 1949 · page 5

To those members of this Conference not familiar with the location of Oaklands, l Would mention that it is about 40 miles north of Yarrawonga and 40 miles north west of Corowa. The Victorian Railway connecte Oaklands with Melbourne via Yarrawonga -- a distance of 200…

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Support For Lower Gold Price WASHINGTON

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 15 September 1949 · page 3

THE United Kingdom, Australia and the Philippines are among the earliest supporters of South Africa’s campaign to persuade the International Monetary Fund to have the world price of gold increased from the present level of 35 dollars an ounce…

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Sees Danger in Steel Coal Shortages

Border Morning Mail · Friday 16 September 1949 · page 3

CANBERRA, Thurs.: Twin shortages of coal and steel had to be overcome before Australia could enter a phase of stability…

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Communists Blamed Coal Strike Cost £132 Million

Border Morning Mail · Friday 16 September 1949 · page 8

SYDNEY, Thurs.: Recalling that the recent general strike of coal miners had cost the community £102 million in lost…

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Two Miners Entombed

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 17 September 1949 · page 5

LONDON, Frit Forty rescue men last night came out of a Lancashire colliery after a successful eleventh hour bid to save two…

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Stock Pile of Coal for Defence

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 17 September 1949 · page 8

CANBERRA, Fri. Mr Chifley said today that the Government would not build up a coal stockpile for defence in the same way…

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Killed by Fall Into Mine Shaft at Walwa

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 17 September 1949 · page 3

WALWA, Fri.: When the roof of the Pine Mount mine near Walwa collapsed about 5 pm. today, Mr Ted Murphy, aged…

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