Idle Mines
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—There were seven stoppages at three New South Wales coalfields to-day, she 2460 men being involved…
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Miners' Federation President and Secretary Opposed
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—At the forthcoming election of officers of the Miners' Federation the president (Mr. Wells) and the general…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: Although five of the seven pits idle on the N.S. Wales Coalfields yesterday were back at work to-day there were four fresh…
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CANBERRA, Friday: The Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Forde, Stated in the House of Representatives that, despite stoppages, coal production in…
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The Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. F. Forde, stated in the House of Representatives to-day that despite stoppages coal production in…
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SYDNEY, Friday: No fresh disputes [?]ere reported on the N.S. Wales coal-[?]elds to-day, the stoppages being [?]mited to four pits employing about…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: If production does not improve, severe rationing of coal for all purposes in all States will be applied very soon, the Coal…
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Eight coal-mines are idle in New South Wales to-day. A loss of production of 7,000 is involved…
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SYDNEY. Sunday: According to reports received by the Red Cross, Australian prisoners of war are working in coal mines and on road repairs in…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday: Prolonged inquiries by the police indicated that the Government had been defrauded of between £30.000 and £40,000. said…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: Stating that coal deliveries to the Sydney County Council since January 1 had been [?]-third less than the quantity It had been consuming, the general…
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LONDON, Wednesday: The South Wales Miners executive carried a resolution urging the immediate calling of Parliament…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) will preside at the conference in Sydney on Monday of all sections of the coal industry. It…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: There was a growing opinion in Sydney that unless coal production was immediately and vastly increased, coal rationing would…
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SYDNEY, Friday: For the week-ending to-day there was a loss of 36,000 tons of coal on the NSW coal-fields mainly owing to industrial…
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CANBERRA, Friday: The Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) to-night warned the coal miners that they must observe daylight saving time. He said it…
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CESSSNOCK, Sunday: At the Police Court yesterday, Indris Evans, manager of the Stanford Main No. 2 Colliery, was fined £5. with £5/13/…
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SYDNEY, Sunday: "An Inquiry should Immediately be Instituted by the Commonwealth Transport Board into the running of 23 extra trains…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday: As the vital coal conference between the Federal Government and the miners' leaders began in Sydney today, report…
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SYDNEY, Monday.- The owners of mines on the largest coalfield in Australia (the north) have not been Invited to attend the coal conference…
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