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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1949

629 stories in Murray's papers · page 29 of 32

-Gold Buying Spree

Border Morning Mail · Friday 28 October 1949 · page 3

NEW YORK. Wed:—Foreign Governments are buying hundreds of tons of gold from America's hoard at Fort Knox…

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Man Dies After Mine Fall

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 29 October 1949 · page 9

MELBOURNE, Fri: After having been trapped in the shaft of the disused North Garden Gully mine at Ironbark…

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Victoria Importing S.a. Coal

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 29 October 1949 · page 8

MELBOURNE, Tues : The State Government today ordered 100,000 tons of South African coal at a cost of about £5/7/ a…

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N.s.w. Faces Coal Shortage

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 29 October 1949 · page 5

SYDNEY, Frl.: The Joint Coal Board has warned the. Miners' Federation that industry will be drastically short of coal in the…

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Broken Hill Miners Earn £22 a Week

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 29 October 1949 · page 2

MELBOURNE, Fri.: An average income of £1170 a man on full time employment was received by nearly 1200 employes of Broken…

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Multiple Shifts in Open Cut Mines May Cease

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 29 October 1949 · page 8

LITHGOW, Fri: Multiple shift work in open cut mines may cease following the lead given by western miners to-day…

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Lewis Says Coal Strike Will Continue

Border Morning Mail · Monday 31 October 1949 · page 2

SCRANTON, (Pennsylvania) Sun.: The soft coal strike would continue “until the battle over the welfare fund is won”, president…

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Fewer Youths Becoming Miners

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 2 November 1949 · page 10

SYDNEY, Tues.: The gradual yearly withdrawal of youths from the coal mining industry is referred to as “disturbing” in…

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Two Shifts in Open-cut Coal Mines

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 3 November 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Wed.: The State executive of the Federated Enginedrivers and Firemen’s Association has decided that its…

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Decision Soon on Miners’ Holidays

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 3 November 1949 · page 1

SYDNEY, Wednesday : The Joint Coal Board is expected to decide shortly whether it will issue an order to New…

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Denies Coal Rationing Decision

Border Morning Mail · Friday 4 November 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Thurs.: A Joint Coal Board spokesman said tonight that reports that coal rationing to industrial users was…

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Miners Will Not Cut Holidays

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 November 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Fr[?].: NSW miners have now officially advised the Joint Coal Board that they have rejected the board’s proposal…

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Coal Board Can Eject Tenants, Judge Holds

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 5 November 1949 · page 2

SYDNEY, Fri: The Joint Coal Board was at liberty to obtain ejection orders against tenants of Frazer House, Bridge st, city,…

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70 German Miners Killed in Explosion

Border Morning Mail · Monday 7 November 1949 · page 3

BERLIN, Sun.: Seventy German miners were killed when a powder supply depot blew up in a uranium mine explosion near…

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32 Mines Idle Yesterday

Border Morning Mail · Tuesday 8 November 1949 · page 10

SYDNEY, Mon.: More than 12,000 tons of coal was lost when 32 mines were idle today. Although Hartley's Labor Day…

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Sufficient Coal for Holiday Period?

Border Morning Mail · Wednesday 9 November 1949 · page 3

SYDNEY, Tuesday: An official of the Joint Coal Board said today there would be sufficient coal to meet requirements over the…

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186,000 Tons of Coal Weekly Need for Stock Pile

Border Morning Mail · Thursday 10 November 1949 · page 16

SYDNEY, Wed.: New South Wales miners will have to produce an average of 186,000 tons, of coal a week between…

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Socialised Mines Make Profit

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 12 November 1949 · page 2

LONDON, Friday : The Fuel! Minister during a debate in the House of Commons yesterday on the National Coal Boards 1948…

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Miners‘ Reply to Mr. Menzies

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 12 November 1949 · page 23

SYDNEY, Fri: The Miners’ Federation would fight tor toe retention of the Coal Industry Tribunal, the general secretary…

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Spent 15 Years in Siberian Salt Mines

Border Morning Mail · Saturday 12 November 1949 · page 23

SYDNEY, Friday.: A Ukrainian watchmaker, who escaped- to Germany in 1944, after serving 15 years in the Siberian salt mines,…

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