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Dubbo & the Western Plains · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1946

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Blue and Gold Ball

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Tuesday 16 April 1946 · page 1

Tomorrow (Wednesday) night the C.W.A. and Your[?]ar Set will hold their annual Blue and Gold Ball in the Royal Theatre…

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Trawler Strikes Mine LONDON

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Saturday 27 April 1946 · page 1

A ship's trimmer, who was found yesterday clinging exhausted to a raft, was the sole survivor of a crew of 17 of a Grimsby trawler which struck a…

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No Coal! No Electricity! Ne Water! No People! Coonabarabran Has Nothing to Encourage Secondary Industries

The North-Western Watchman · Thursday 2 May 1946 · page 4

According to the Chamber of Commerce, it is doubtful whether Coonabarabran has anything to encourage the establishment of…

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Miners Restless Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 3 May 1946 · page 1

The General President of the Miners' Federation, Mr. Wells, said that the miners would not continue production unless the…

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State Control of Miners Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 1

A decision on the State-Control of N.S.W. Mining Industry will probably be made within the next few weeks, as the result of an…

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Million Idle Workers Coal Strike In U.S.A. Motor Industries Close Down Government Action Foreshadowed WASHINGTON

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Saturday 11 May 1946 · page 1

The Government has announced that the paralysing coal strike has now thrown more than a million persons out of work. President Truman, at a Press conference, said that the coal strike was slowly but gradually approaching the stage…

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Mine’s a Pint

The North-Western Watchman · Thursday 16 May 1946 · page 14

Under the new Liquor Bill, if a customer demands a pint of beer the publican may be fined £5 if he doesn’t supply it…

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Coal Strike Likely. Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 24 May 1946 · page 1

All N.S.W. Coalfields have recommended to the Miners Central Council to call a general strike. The Central Council will decide on…

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Latest Telegrams Reduced Train Services If Coal Position Does Not Improve Another Coal Strike Likely. Reduced Train Services Forecasted. Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 24 May 1946 · page 1

A reduction in country train services and cancellation of rail sleepers due to the coal shortage was forecast to-day by the State…

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Stern Measures for U.S.A. Coal Mines Washington

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Tuesday 28 May 1946 · page 1

Despite the Federal seizure of soft coal mines, operations are again paralysed owing to cessation of the truce and the renewal of the strike…

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Mining Steadies Up

The North-Western Watchman · Thursday 30 May 1946 · page 9

Chalk mining activities have been steadied up for a while, owing to the trucking out of wheat at the local siding. All available trucks…

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Drafting Coal Strikers into the Army Meets Opposition From U.S. Senate Amendments to President Truman's Bill Await His Signature or Veto Washington

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Thursday 30 May 1946 · page 1

The Secretary for the Interior (Mr. Krug) announced that the bitumenous coal strike had been settled. However, the United Mine Workers' Association had notified anthracite coal operators that the union would not agree to an extension…

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Coal Strike Averted. Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 31 May 1946 · page 1

The threat of an immediate general strike on the N.S.W. coalfields was averted yesterday by the miners federation, on the…

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U.S.A. Coal Strikes Another 76,000 May Refuse Work New York

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Saturday 1 June 1946 · page 1

Hard coal miners and operators failed to agree on the new contract. This indicates that 76,000 miners in Pennsylvania coalfields will refuse to…

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Nationalising Coal No Constitutional Powers CANBERRA

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Thursday 13 June 1946 · page 1

Commenting on the plan suggested by the N.S.W. State Executive of the Australian Labour Party, and the Miners' Federation, for the…

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Reorganising Coal Industry Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 14 June 1946 · page 8

Canberra. — Following a conference yesterday of the Federal and State Ministers, including Prime Minister Chifley and Premier…

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Urgent Coal Problem Canberra

The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate · Saturday 15 June 1946 · page 1

A new Coal Plan for the industry will be the first item discussed by Federal Cabinet when it meets today. The Plan, it is understood, gies as…

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Huge Coal Consumption. Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 21 June 1946 · page 1

The consumption of N.S.W. coal in Australia has reached the highest figure of 240,000 tons weekly, while production the past 14 days…

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No Sleepers in July Railway Saves Coal

Narromine News and Trangie Advocate · Friday 21 June 1946 · page 2

Because of shortage of coal, there will be no sleeping accommodation on trains to Sydney after the end of next week…

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Latest Telegrams Gas and Electricity Rationing Expected Owing to Coal Shortage .... Curtailment of Rail Services. Trouble in First Test. Sydney

The Western Herald · Friday 21 June 1946 · page 1

N.S.W. Rugby League exonerated the Australian Captain, Joe Jorgenson, from any suggestion of misconduct in Monday's test…

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