Manager of State Mine Resigns
LITHGOW Friday.—owing to ill-health, Mr. R. E. Fullagar, manager of the State mine for 9½ years, has resigned. He met with a serious…
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Mining & the mines, 1943
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Hold-ups at Five Mines
Four mines were idle and one partly Idle on the Northern coalfields yesterday. The Idle mines were Richmond Main,…
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NEW YORK, Friday.— About 100,000 miners on the United States soft coal fields are now on strike and…
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SYDNEY.—The possibility of [?] and Minister for Mines (Mr Baddeley) being appointed by the Commonwealth…
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NEW YORK, April 30.—Although there are indications that the Government will use troops on the coalfields in necessary to safeguard…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →British Miners' May Day Pledge
LONDON, Sunday.—May Day celebrations were held in many of Britain's mining districts yesterday and most of the speeches…
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The only new hold-up at northern mines to-day was at Maitland Main, where a stoppage developed out of the month-old…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—State political circles are discussing the possibility of the appointment by the commonwealth to an important…
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New York, Sunday (A.A.P).—Mr. Roosevelt recalled the after Pearl Harbor, three great labor organisations as well as Mr…
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All essential and war industries in Newcastle worked yesterday. No reports on holiday absenteeism were received…
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A 10.000-ton coal loss was involved when disputes to-day effected working at seven Northern collieries. Almost…
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Arrangements have been completed for aggregate meetings of the Miners' Federation to be held on the Northern field next Sunday to…
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LITHGOW, Monday.—Sixteen collieries in the Western district were idle to-day because there were no penalty rates for May Day. No…
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NEW YORK, May 3.—The nationwide coal strike has been called off for a fortnight, pending further…
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American miners have returned to work. The trial of strength between Mr. John L. Lewis, President of the United Mineworkers'…
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Two new disputes were included in those which affected production to-day at six Northern collieries. The…
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LITHGOW, Tuesday.—Between 400 and 500 members will be added to the Western District of the Miners' Federation as a result of an application for…
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LONDON, May 4.—The Secretary for War (Sir James Grigg), replying to Mr. F. J. Bellenger (Lab.), in the House of Commons, said a special…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Miners' Board to Discuss Disputes Over Retirements
A special meeting of the Northern miners' board of management to-morrow will deal with a report by executive officers on disputes over…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The High Court by a three-to-one majority, upheld the appeal of Henry Bryan Campbell, manager of Corrimal…
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