Drift in Coal Industry Alarming, Says Mr. Mair
SYDNEY, Friday.—"The State Statistician's production and costs report on the coalmining industry from 1939 to 1944 is enought…
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Mining & the mines, 1945
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Buried to Neck By Fall Of Coal "Duff"
Jack Gilson, 23, of Elgin-street West Maitland, a Chadwick and Son ployed by H. H. Chadwick and Son was almost buried yesterday morning…
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LONDON, Dec. 30. A.A.P.—Pointing out that manpower for the mines had reached the lowest level, the President of the National Union of…
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LONDON, Sunday. — Despite the world-wide crime wave, a cargo of Russian gold worth £400,000 brought from Moscow to…
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PINEVILLE (Kentucky), Dec. 30. A.A.P.—Nine of the miners who were entombed at Straight Creek coal mine since Wednesday…
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The Caledon, which left Newcastle for Melbourne on Saturday, carried 950 tons of coal, the last interstate shipment to leave the port for 1945…
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SYDNEY: W. Cook will ride Gold Taj and Flying Bomb at Randwick tomorrow, displacing J. Thompson, who has had a long association with…
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