Drop in Coal Production
SYDNEY, Thursday — N.S.W mineworkers. last week produced 300.312 tons of coal, official figures released by the Joint Coal…
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N.S.W. Coal Output Still High
SYDNEY, Wednesday: New South Wales mineworkers last week produced 300,312 tons of coal, official figures released by…
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SYDNEY. Friday—A Joint Coal Board spokesman said last night there would be a "white Christmas" for industrial users…
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SYDNEY, Thursday: A Joint Coal Board spokesman said to-night there would be a "white Christmas" for industrial users…
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SYDNEY, Friday: Industry would have about one week's supply of coal on hand when all mineworkers returned to work…
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WOLLONGONG. Sunday: A man was killed outright and another fatally injured when a crane collapsed and fell over 100…
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Britain's steel output last month was a new record for November, and was slightly below the Industry's all-time record…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday: The new Minister for Fuel (Senator McLeay) has already conf[?]d with the Joint Coal Board on…
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LONDON, Thursday: Rome radio reports that eight members of the crew of a motor fishing boat died when it struck…
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LITHGOW, Friday—Mine-workers on the Western coalfields have agreed to load more than 70,000 tons at coal lying at grass…
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SYDNEY, Monday: As long as call for labor was not reduced and regulations were adhered to, the Miners' Federation…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Britain Has Coal for 200 Years
Britain has enough workable coal to last more than 200 years assuming it is mined at the rate of 250 million tons a year…
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