Coal Stocks Lowest For Five Years
CANBERRA, Friday.—Coal stocks were the lowest for five years, said the Minister tor Supply (Senator Ashley)…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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Highest Coal Loss for 18 Months
THE coal loss of 60,000 tons on the Northern field this week represented almost half of the weekly average production. The State loss…
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Coal bunkers and cargoes were loaded in Newcastle today for the first time for more than a week. A number of ships were under the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Industrial News Burwood Colliery Resumes To-day
Burwood, biggest producing mine in the State (3000 tons daily), which has been idle over a dispute on coal dust where the coalcutting machine…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—A miners' conference with Federal and State Government officials and coalowners will be held in Sydney on Tuesday…
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Coal production loss due to stoppages on the Northern Coalfields remained high to-day. Ten collieries were idle…
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SYDNEY: Operation of the 15 per cent. coal cut to all but essential industries today coincided with chi output loss on the coalfields of 15, 710 tons, which is 30 per cent. of the State's potential output. REPRESENTATIVES of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Court Hearing of Mining Cases Adjourned
Charges of inciting, aiding and encouraging malicious damage at Rhondda Colliery on August 22 against Henry Scanlon,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ten Northern Mines Idle
Ten mines were idle on the Northern Coalfields yesterday. Loss in production was 11,660 tons. Burwood, largest producing mine in the State,…
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SYDNEY.—Monday.—With coal supplies cut by 15 per cent to all but essential users, 16 mines were idle to-day for a loss of 16,200 tons…
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Three charges arising from happenings during a "stay-in" strike at Rhondda colliery on August 22, against Henry Scanlon,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Shortage Affects Victorian Workers
MELBOURNE. Monday.—Hundreds of workers employed in industries relying on gas will be thrown out of work today, and…
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SYDNEY.—The mineowners agreed today to consider closely the Miners' Federation's proposal for a five-year "peace"…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Coal Strike Headache For New Japanese Cabinet
TOKBO, Tuesday—The new Jap Cabinet under Baron Shigeru Shidehara was handed a headache immediately it was sworn in—Japan's first coal strike in a generation. SIX THOUSAND Korean miners in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Northern Coal Loss Up Today
Coal production loss, due to stoppages on the Northern field today rose by nearly 2000 tons above yesterday's figure…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →S.M. Says Case to Answer Rhondda Colliery Charges
Mr. I. Beavers S.M., at the resumed special sitting of the Belmont Police Court yesterday, ruled against Mr. Brian Clancy, K.C., when the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mining Mechanics' Stewards Meet
As a meeting of South Maitland district stewards of the Mining Mechanics' Association, at Cessnock, employees who filled positions vacated by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Position 'Very Black', Says Mighell
SYDNEY.—The coal position was today described by the Commonwealth Coal Commissioner (Mr. Migheli) as "very black."…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Eight Mines Idle in North, 8470 Tons Lost
FOUR of the 11 mines idle on Monday resumed yesterday, but there was a fresh stoppage at Stockington No. 1, and only three-quarters of a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →U.s. Forces Swoop on Jap Gold
TOKIO, Oct. 9. A.A.P.—Since 1937, the Japanese Army and Navy had failed to account to the Government for a single penny of their expenditure…
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