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Mining & the mines, 1937

4,349 stories in Sydney's papers · page 71 of 218

"New Deal." Miners' Claim. Crisis Next Year New Log Approved. NEWCASTLE

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 19 April 1937 · page 9

"The writing is on the wall for an economic crisis next year, which might end for Australia in war or Fascism, unless a Labour…

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Fight Fob County Coal-freightage Shipping Interests Move to Capture £200,000 Contract

The Daily Telegraph · Monday 19 April 1937 · page 1

SHIPPING interests are moving to capture from the Railway Department the County Council's £200,000 annual coal-freight contract. A shipping company was prepared to pay the cost of…

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Freedom of Action in Mines Ballot Taken On All English Coalfields No Compulsion London

The Labor Daily · Monday 19 April 1937 · page 5

FREEDOM of organisation is the point at issue in the ballot that has just been taken of all coalfields of Great Britain on the question of…

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Industrial News Miners' Determined Demand for Better Conditions Bitter Struggle Forecast Must Have Labor Govt. Says President Big Meetings Newcastle

The Labor Daily · Monday 19 April 1937 · page 6

THE fight of the miners for in increased wages and better conditions was continued on the lower coalfields to-day. Aggregate meetings…

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Safe Working of Mine Melbourne

The Labor Daily · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 7

New terms of reference for a public inquiry into the safety of the Wonthaggi State coal mine were suggested to the Acting-Premier. Mr. Old, to-day by the miners'…

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Miners' Leader Offers Support. Newcastle

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 11

The president of the Northern Miners' Federation (Mr. T. Hoare) said to-night that he was so impressed by Sir Frederick Stewart's sincerity that he would be prepared to take…

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Coronation Bracelet And "Gold-diggers' " Necklace

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 4

All the crowns of the British Empire, the Union Jack, a "soldier of the Queen," the Hon and the unicorn, and other such Imperial emblems are used to make the latest charm…

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£100,000 Go. for Oil From Coal

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 2

A SYDNICATE has been formed in Sydney to float a £100,000 company for extracting motor fuel and oils from coal in…

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Railway Offer to Council Rebate to Retain Coal Freight

The Daily Telegraph · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 7

A COUNTER move against shipping interests has been made by the Railway Department to retain the £200,000…

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Oil From Coal. Imperial Conference to Inquire. LONDON, April 19

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 11

The Government will appoint a sub-committee of the Committee of Imperial Defence to consider the possibilities of extracting oil from coal in case of national emergency…

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Oil From Coal in Britain Inquiry By Defence Sub-Committee LONDON

The Sun · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 11

The Government will appoint a sub-committee of the Imperial Defence Committee to consider the possibilities of oil from coal in the case…

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Dance To-night for Bride-to-be Decorated Marquee Gold-colored Flowers

The Sun · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 16

IN the setting of the lovely garden of "Killeen," at the home of Mrs. John Woods, North Sydney,…

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Wonthaggi Miners’ Victory Safety Responsibility Taken from McLeish to Resume After Two Months’ Lock-out

The Workers' Weekly · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 3

At a mass meeting last Friday, the miners’ leaders, Idris Williams (branch president) and BUI Orr (general secretary) were able to report to the Wonthaggi miners that the Victories government had agreed to remove control of safety questions…

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News of The World Cabled By Our Correspondents Conflicting Views of Bilbao Blockade No Mines for Weeks Is Local Report Labor's Rowdy Reception Of Commons Statements Ships on the Move London

The Sun · Tuesday 20 April 1937 · page 11

WHILE the First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Samuel Hoare, stated in the House of Commons to-day that Bilbao was blockaded by rebel ships and mines, tire British Consul at Bilbao reports that he has been…

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Coal Miners' Demands. Shorter Working Week and Higher Wages

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 15

THE Miners' Federation campaign for increased wage rates a shorter working week and a betterment of working conditions was launched at aggregate…

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Aberdare Mine Idle

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 7

CESSNOCK, Tuesday.--Abordare Colliery was idle today. The manager fenced two men off in section three, yesterday, on their…

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Oil From Coal

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 2

MAITLAND, Tuesday.--West Maitland Council tonight "deplored the apathy displayed by the Government toward the construction of works for…

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Hopes for Bigger Mine Dividends

The Daily Telegraph · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 2

KALGOORLIE, Tuesday.--The opinion that there should be a considerable increase this year in Western Australian mining dividends was expressed…

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Australian Price of Gold

The Sydney Morning Herald · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 17

The price fixed by the Commonwealth Bank for gold, including jewellery, lodged at the Melbourne Mint for the week ended April 16. is at the rate of approximately £8/1/3 per…

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The Price of Gold

The Australian Worker · Wednesday 21 April 1937 · page 18

At London yesterday the price of gold was £7/1/1 an ounce fine as against £7/1/6 an ounce fine on the previous Tuesday…

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