U. S. News Coal Shortage Britain Helps Usa
WASHINGTON. Sun. - The Secretary for the Interior (Mr. Ickes) told the Press that the coal situation in USA was very…
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Idle Mines
SYDNEY. Tuesday.— Reports from N.S.W. coalfields to-day reveal that 12 mines, three more than yesterday, were idle. Almost 3000 men employed…
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Apart from the Minister for Transport, Mr. Ward, the members of the Cabinet sub-commit appointed yesterday to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Coal Shortage Serious Position in Murray Irrigation Area
MELBOURNE. Tuesday: A warning was issued to-day by the chairman of the State Water Commission (Mr. East) that there…
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Including two fresh stoppages, nine mines employing 1,950 men, are idle on the New South Wales coalfields today…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday— A Cabinet subcommittee has been appointed to consider all aspects of the coal mining industry with the ultimate air of…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday: "I am quite sure that if it were not for the sneaky tricks being practiced by those trying to prevent…
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SYDNEY, Wed.—Employing more than 2000 men, nine pits were idle on the NSW coalfields to-day. The hold-ups, which…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: At the silting of the Central Coal Reference Board to-day the chairman (Judge Dreke Brockman) declared that a section of…
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Apart from the somewhat remarkable difference in the present treatment of striking coal-miners as compared with the spectacular sudden-death measures adopted immediately prior to the elections, some features of the coal shortage problem call for…
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SYDNEY, Friday.— Nine coal mines employing about 2360 men, and with a production or 8350 tons of coal daily. were Idle…
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The Railway Commissioner, Mr. Hartigan, announced to-day that railway services in New South Wales will be reduced next Week…
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CANBERRA, Sunday: Thousands of workers in important industries may have to be laid off work temporarily because of coal shortage unless the…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday: Unless there is immediate and drastic improvement in coal production, it is probable that the dismissal of hundreds of…
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SYDNEY Monday.—There were two fresh stoppages on the New South Wales coalfields to-day. Six pits producing more than 4500…
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NEWCASTLE, Monday: An appeal to mine workers to submit all disputes to the appropriate authorities for restifications was made…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Serious Inroads on coal reserves held by the New South Wales railways have been resulted in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Coal Output Increase a Vain Hope Admitted by Mr. Curtin Federation Officials Unable to Discipline Members
CANBERRA. Monday: In a telegram to the miners' officials the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) stated that drastic…
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It is expected that Commonwealth action, aimed at reducing coal consumption and increasing production will be announced by the…
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Only visions of the 1917 general strike are preventing the Federal Government from taking drastic action to get coal production back to…
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