Move to End Strike Order to South Coast Miners
The Commonwealth Coal Commissioner, Mr. Mighell, yesterday ordered a resumption of work to-morrow morning at all…
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Coal Bill "Antithesis of Buck Passing" Mr. Curtin's Speech On Second Reading
CANBERRA, Wednesday.—The Prime Minister, Mr. Curtin, declared in the House of Representatives to-day that the Coal Bill was "the very antithesis of passing the buck."…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Trade, Finance & Produce Markets No Title to Axis Gold Loot Allies Aim To Tighten Goods Supply From Neutral Sources
LONDON, Wednesday.--Britain, U.S.A., and the Soviet Union have announced in simultaneous statements that they will not recognise any transfer of title in gold looted by the Axis…
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WOLLONGONG, Thursday.—A special meeting: of miners' lodge executives will be held in Wollongong to-morrow morning to…
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In conjunction with Victorian mining interests, Alluvial Gold, Ltd., has applied for gold dredging leases covering about 1100 acres at Adelong…
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NEWCASTLE, Thursday.âHebburn No. 2 colliery, which was closed yesterday by order of the Coal Commissioner, Mr. Mighell,…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong today. Coal loss totals almost 100,000 tons. ALL South Coast pits are still Idle…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong today. Coal loss totals almost 100,000 tons. ALL South Coast pits are still idle…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong…
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Hopes for settling the South Coast coal dispute, now in its tenth day, centre on a meeting of officials at Wollongong today. Coal loss totals almost 100,000 tons. ALL South Coast pits are still late…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Light Co. Holding Less Coal
At the end of last year coal stocks of the Australian Gas Light Company were 22,000 tons, equal to 20 days' supply…
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The general strike in southern coal mines continued for the ninth day yesterday and more than 10,000 tons of coal were lost…
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South Coast miners ignored the order of the Federal Government, through Commonwealth Coal Commissioner (Mr. Mighell), to resume work today. Owners had pits ready for work as instructed, but of the 3500…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Lang Says Curtin Passes Buck to New "Coal Czar"
"Why won't Curtin face miners?" is the title of an article in today s Century. MR. J. T. LANG writes in Century: "Prime Minister Curtin says he…
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"why won't Curtin face miners?" Is the title of an article by Mr. J. T. Lang in today's Century. MR. LANG writes:-- "Prime Minister Curtin says he…
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"Why won't Curtin face miners?" is the title of an article by Mr. J. T. Lang in today's Century. MR. LANG writes:-- "Prime Minister Curtin says he…
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"Why won't Curtin face miners?" is the title of an article in today's Century. MR. J. T. LANG writes in Century: "Prime Minister Curtin says he…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Sydney Morning Herald. Friday, Feb. 25, 1944. More Coal the Test of Control
A lofty impartiality as to where the blame lay for loss of production in the past distinguished Mr. Curtin's second reading speech…
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