In the Event of Settlement Return of Miners to Work
SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The President of the northern miners, Mr. Crook, stated last night before his departure for…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
269 stories in New England's papers · page 13 of 14
Bulk Electricity Ashford Coal Field Minister’s Decision
At a meeting of the North West County Council, held at Moree on Friday last, the following letter was forwarded by Mr. Roy Heferen, M.L.A.,…
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"Lynne insisted on coming out here for a holiday," Aunt Sophie said. "That wretch Julian put her up to it. We've travelled and travelled and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Alderman Rise in Wrath Armidale Included in Rationing Restrictions, Although No Coal Used Ald. Wilson's Tilt at Immunity for Law-breakers
Aldermen of Armidale City Council were astonished and indignant, when informed at Monday night's meeting that, although Armidale did not use coal for generating electricity, the rationing restrictions applying in Sydney…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Fresh hopes overnight that an end to the disastrous strikes which have paralysed New South Wales and which are seriously disrupting industrial and community life in other States, may be in sight gained ground to-day, when it was disclosed that leaders of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Great Strike Hopeful Outlook Miners May Resume Monday SYDNEY
The Australian Council of Trades Unions meets in Sydney this afternoon to write “finis,” it is believed, to the steel, coal, and shipping strikes. The…
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It grew dark, and among the trees a nightingale began to sing. the trees a nightingale began to sing. There was a slow drip-drop of water…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Setlement in Sight? Ironwirkers to Seek Re-registration Miners May Resume Work on Mondy SYDNEY
The Australasian Council of Trades Unions met in Sydney this afternoon to write finis, it is believed, to the steel, coal and shipping strikes. The Miners' Central Council also met this afternoon and it is…
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SYDNEY, Saturday—While 12,000 miners are standing by on the New Wales coalfields prepared for work on Monday, the strike leaders are conferring to-day on settlement terms of the coal, steel and shipping strikes…
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Miners resumed work at northern pits, with one minor exception, to-day, but six of the largest collieries on the southern…
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"I haven't been able to leave the camp," the young man said. "But I've wanted to! I've wanted to get out and explore—now you're here we…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Threat Of New Coal Strike "Going to Fight B.H.P. Again Shortly" Queensland Delegate Outspoken at Kurri kurri NEWCASTLE
An intimation that there will be another strike soon was given by Mr. T. Miller, Queensland delegate to the Central Council of the Miners' Federation, when he addressed an aggregate meeting at Kurri Kurri…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The State Government has asked the Miners' Federation to consider reducing the miners' Christmas holidays so that they will resume work on January 2 instead of…
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With a further 40,000 tons production of coal yesterday, all official efforts are bent on ensuring the speedy distribution of this, and…
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"There you are!" said Ormond, standing back a minute or two later. On the face of the column which…
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LONDON, Thursday. — The Coal Industry Nationa[?]sation Bill, which sects to bring about the public ownership and…
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The Coal Industry Nationalisation Bill which seeks to establish public ownership and control of coal mining and certain allied activities, was read…
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Guthrie was completely unprepared for the sight of Lynne and the camel when they came round the corner. He had been out since…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Easing of Power Restrictions Announcement Expected To-day Coal Production Near Record SYDNEY
The Minister for Works (Mr. Cahill) is expected to announce this afternoon additional easing in power and…
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LONDON, Saturday. — It is officially stated that the British authorities are taking over direct control of all collieries in…
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