Brewster Tip For Coal Board
SYDNEY, Wednesday. — Mr. D. T. Brewster, Chief inspector of Coalmines in New South Wales, is expected…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Coal Loss Over Wheelers
Coal production was down at three Northern pits yesterday, in protest against the Coal Industry Tribunal's…
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BRISBANE, Thursday.—One hundred and fifty miners at Collinsville State Coalmine are staging Queensland's first "stay-down" strike to-night. An elderly miner, one of…
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Coal shipments from Newcastle to Sydney and interstate ports this week totalled 83,000 tons…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Talks on stowage and mechanical extraction of pillars in coalmines, planned for this week, have…
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CANBERRA, Friday,—The appointment of Mr. D. T. Brewster to the Joint Coal Board was announced to-day…
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Only mine idle in the North yesterday was Crofton which had a mechanical breakdown…
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NEW YORK, Sunday (A.A.P.).—Customs officers are searching for the owners of a car which was…
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BRISBANE, Sunday.—Without ventilation and electric light, 127 miners at the State Coalmine at Collinsville are…
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COLLINSVILLE: The State president of the Q.E.U. (Mr. T. M. Millar), today charged State Mines Department officials with utter disregard for the safety and…
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The Miners' Federation wants its members who are called upon to undergo compulsory military training to be paid at their job rates for any statutory holidays…
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BRISBANE, Monday.—About 300 Labour Day marchers, including 100 women and some children, staged a demonstration at the tunnel entrances to the State…
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The machinery of the Coal Industry Tribunal should not be interfered with, the Northern District Miners' President…
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Norman Stevens, 30, of Matthew-street, Cessnock, a loader hand at Millfield colliery, had the tops of the…
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Schoolboys from Mentone Grammar School, Victoria, visited Burwood colliery yesterday during a tour of…
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COLLINSVILLE: The 99 miners down the No. 2 tunnel at the State Mine last night rejected the terms of a return-to-the-surface move and decided to "sit light."…
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Kearsley Shire Council will protest to the Government against the erection of Nissen huts at Kurri for British migrants. The council decided last…
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There were no industrial disputes at mines throughout the State yesterday. Miners had to work yesterday to qualify…
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LONDON: Elderly Miss Mabel Dolleymore was given the right in court recently to go through…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.âThe system of coal distribution was largely responsible for power blackouts, Mr. C. W…
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