Curtin Will Talk On Coal Next Week
CANBERRA, Thursday,--An on the Government's attitude to the will be made by…
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Curtin to Outline Coal Policy Canberra
Action he proposed to take to deal with coal disputes would be indicated next week, the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) said today in the House of Representatives. "I am conscious of the difficulty of the…
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CANBERRA, Wednesday.— Every worker in Australia with coal-mining experience was appealed to to-day to return to the…
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VICTORIA [?]DGING.—Two weeks ended May 6, treated 71,953 [?]bic yds. for [?] fine…
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The Miners' Central Council this afternoon affirmed its support for nationalisation of coal mines, but declared that it…
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The Miners' Central Council today instructed 150 men who are on strike at Millfield Colliery that they must resume work on Monday. "Refusal to obey this…
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Two mines on the northern fields were idle yesterday. About 40 miners and 20 wheelers stiuck at the Aberdare Central Colliery…
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CESSNOCK, Thursday.--Miners at Millfield Colliery decided tonight that they would not work under an award granted them…
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Ordering miners on strike at Millfleld Collinery to return to work next Monday central council of miners Federation today…
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Ordering miners on strike at Millfield Colliery to return to work next Monday Central Council of Miners' Federation today…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.-- There will be no gold cup presented to the winner of this year's Melbourne Cup…
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LONDON, May 7 (A.A.P.).—A debate on fuel rationing, which has met with a mixed reception, was opened in the House of…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.--A full statement of the coal problem would be made next week, the Prime Minister (Mr. Curtin) told the House of…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—An oil painting of the winner of the Melbourne Cup of 1942 may replace, the £200 gold cup which, as announced…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—The weekly production of coal was now higher than at any time in the last 10 years, the Prime…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday. -- Leslie Howe (30), Wallsend Street, Kahiba, was electrocuted at Burwood colliery last night…
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NEWCASTLE, Saturday. -- Leslie Howe (30), Wallsend Street, Kahiba, was electrocuted at Burwood colliery last night…
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Cullengeral Alluvial Gold Sluicing, N.L., reports that the dredge has been closed down for the part four weeks because of shortage of water. Until rain falls, operations cannot…
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Millfield miners will decide during the week-end their attitude to the instructions from…
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THIRROUL, Saturday. -- "All must assist in keeping the Federal Labor Government in power, in winning the war and…
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