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Northern Rivers · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1940

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Reviewing Reserves of Coal CANBERRA

Northern Star · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 7

Owners of more than 10 tons of coal or coke are required under a National Security Act regulation issued to-night to furnish returns…

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Coal Strike. State May Act for Settlement

Tweed Daily · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 5

SYDNEY, Thursday:—Action designed to end the coal strike may be taken by the State Government. The Premier (Mr. Mair)…

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Mail Service Curtailed Effect of Coal Strike

Northern Star · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 7

The reduced rail services due to the coal strike has delayed the arrival of mails in Lismore and has been responsible for the cancellation of one…

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Amusements "Phantom Gold" at School of Arts

Tweed Daily · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 6

A famous "ghost" mining town returns to life in "Phantom Gold," the Columbia drama starring Jack Luden, at Murwillumbah School of Arts…

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British Submarines for Four Months Watched Enemy Mines Laid

Tweed Daily · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 5

LONDON, Thursday:—The advance of the British Navy into the Kattegat was possible because of the audacious heroism of British submarines, which patrolled the Skager Rak and the Kattegat for four months and plotted the…

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Details of Coal and Coke Stocks Must Be Given

Tweed Daily · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 5

CANBERRA, Thursday:—People and authorities holding stocks of more than 10 tons of coal and coke must provide…

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Move to Settle Coal Dispute? Union Officials Fly To Melbourne SYDNEY

Northern Star · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 9

ALTHOUGH the purpose was not announced the departure by 'plane for Melbourne of Mr. W. Orr, general secreary of the Combined Mining Unions is considered to indicate a move for the…

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State May Prosecute Miners' Leaders Position Being Examined Avowed Communists Says Premier SYDNEY

Northern Star · Friday 12 April 1940 · page 9

THE State Government is not going to let the striking coalmmers' leaders get all their own way in the coal dispute. If the Federal Government does not take some action to try and settle the dispute,…

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Britain Sows Tremendous Mine Field

Tweed Daily · Saturday 13 April 1940 · page 5

LONDON, Friday:—The British Broadcasting Corporation broadcast an Admiralty announcement this morning that large minefields had been laid in the eastern part of the North Sea at a point…

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Fires Raging in Ipswich Mine

Tweed Daily · Saturday 13 April 1940 · page 5

IPSWICH, Friday:—Fifty men are affected by the decision of the Noble Vale colliery to discontinue mining' at Aberdare West colliery…

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Government Will Not Intervene Miners' Limit Five Weeks Is Believed

Tweed Daily · Saturday 13 April 1940 · page 5

CANBERRA, Friday:—The Federal Government has decided to adhere to its expressed determination not to…

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Coal Dispute Unions Not Disturbed By Threats SYDNEY

Northern Star · Saturday 13 April 1940 · page 7

The general president of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Nelson) declared to-day that the leaders of the Combined Mining Unions were…

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Mine in Atlantic

Tweed Daily · Monday 15 April 1940 · page 5

NEW YORK, Saturday:—The Belgian steamer Villedegand radioed that she had sighted a floating mine in mid-Atlantic…

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Where British Are Laying Mines in Baltic Sea

Tweed Daily · Monday 15 April 1940 · page 3

LONDON, Sunday:—The Admiralty announces that the whole of the coast of Germany and the Kattegat…

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Casino Races Abandoned Coal Strike Sequel Casino

Northern Star · Monday 15 April 1940 · page 8

Owing to the coal strike, Casino Turf Club decided not to stage its meeting set down for next Saturday. The railway department has…

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Outsiders Dead-Heat For Gold Cup Randwick Review

Northern Star · Monday 15 April 1940 · page 8

Two outsiders, Billposter and Santa, deadheated in the City Tattersall's Gold Cup at Randwick on Saturday, and the stewards have been called upon to decide the destination of the trophy. Anne had a lucky win in the Denman Stakes,…

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Deadly Mines Fringe Southern Baltic Germans Trapped British Destroyer Flotilla's Gallant Action in Narvik Bay: Shore Guns Silenced: Invaders Flee to Hills LONDON

Northern Star · Monday 15 April 1940 · page 1

AS the week-end wears on it is revealed that more heavy blows have been struck at the German invader of Norway. Yesterday a destroyer flotilla of the British Navy, led by the veteran battleship Warspiie, fought its way into Narvig Harbour. It sank seven…

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Miners Would Attend Compulsory Conference

Tweed Daily · Tuesday 16 April 1940 · page 3

SYDNEY, Monday:—It was announced on behalf of the Combined Mining Unions to-night that if the Federal Government or the…

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Coal Strike. Govt. Has Two Courses

Tweed Daily · Tuesday 16 April 1940 · page 3

CANBERRA, Monday: The coal strike will overweigh all other topics listed for discussion by the Cabinet…

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Destination of Gold Cup Sydney

Northern Star · Tuesday 16 April 1940 · page 10

Complications over the destination of the Gold Cup, following a dead-heat in the City Tattersall's Gold Cup on Saturday, have been overcome…

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