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Mining & the mines, 1946

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Supplies of Coal Constant

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 8

With coal supplies continuing to come forward daily by ship and rail, there is no suggestion that any coal-rationing plans…

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Supplies of Coal Constant

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 7

With coal supplies continuing to come forward daily by ship and rail, there is no suggestion that any coal-rationing plans…

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Supplies of Coal Constant

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 1

With coal supplies continuing to come forward daily by ship and rail, there is no suggestion that any coal -rationing plans…

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Miners' Claim Rejected Union Protest

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 4

A protest against the refusal of the Coal Commissioner, Mr. H. Leman Williams, to make an order authorising the Central Coal…

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Gold Edifice In Doubt

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 23

IT is reported that Gold Edifice, an acceptor for the Second Division of the Trial Handicap at Canterbury Tomorrow, in Which he was well Fancied in ante-post discussions, injured him- self yesterday, and Will not take his place in the field…

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Gold Edifice In Doubt

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 23

IT is reported that Gold Edifice, an acceptor for the second division of the Trial Handicap at Canterbury tomorrow, in which he was well fancied in ante-post discussions, injured himself yesterday, and will not take his place in the field…

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Gold Edifice In Doubt

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 23

IT is reported that Gold Edifice, an acceptor for the second division of the Trial Handicap at Canterbury tomorrow, in which he was well fancied in ante-post discussions, injured himself yesterday, and will not take his place in the field…

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Gold Edifice In Doubt

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 23

IT is reported that Gold Edifice, an acceptor for the second division of the Trial Handicap at Canterbury tomorrow, in which he was well fancied in ante-post discussions, injured himself yesterday, and will not take his place in the field…

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Gold Edifice In Doubt

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 23

IT is reported that Gold Edifice, an acceptor for the second division of the Trial Handicap at Canterbury tomorrow, in which he was well fancied in ante-post discussions, injured himself yesterday, and will not take his place in the field…

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Coal Stocks Low at Bunnerong

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 3

The top picture shows the coal stocks at Bunnerong power-house when supplies were coming forward normally during the war. The lower picture, taken, from the same spot, shows the low ebb to which stocks have now declined…

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N.s.w. Gold Output

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 20

Output of gold in New South Wales for January and February last was 2902oz., valued at £31,243, compared with 5779oz., valued at £61,259, for the corresponding period of…

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Drastic Coal Guts In United States

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 1

WASHINGTON, May 9 (A.A.P.).—The United States Government has taken drastic steps to conserve coal because of the…

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Coal Rushed to Avoid Power Cuts

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 5

Coal ships loading at Newcastle may prevent power rationing in Sydney and interstate capitals…

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Unrepaired Roads May Cause Coal Loss

Tribune · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 7

CESSNOCK.— Kearsley Shire Councillors fear that further deterioration of shire roads will lead to the loss of vital coal production. Roads…

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Mining Strike Paralyses U.s

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 10

NEY YORK, Friday. -- Paralysis induced by the 39-days' coal strike is creeping faster oyer the nation's industrial structure as coal reserves dwindle to vanishing point…

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Mining Strike Paralyses U.s

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 10

NEY YORK, Friday. -- Paralysis induced by the 39-days' coal strike is creeping faster oyer the nation's industrial structure as coal reserves dwindle to vanishing point…

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Mining Strike Paralyses U.s

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 10

NEY YORK, Friday. -- Paralysis induced by the 39-days' coal strike is creeping faster oyer the nation's industrial structure as coal reserves dwindle to vanishing point…

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Mining Strike Paralyses U.s

Daily Mirror · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 10

NEW YORK, Friday. -- Paralysis induced by the 39-days' coal strike is creeping faster over the nation's industrial structure as coal reserves dwindle to vanishing point…

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Will The Government Fight The Miners Or Lie Down?

The Daily Telegraph · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 8

IN Perth--at the other end of the Continent from threatening coalminers and striking…

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Light, Power Cuts Planned Coal Crisis No Easier

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 10 May 1946 · page 1

Plans for drastic rationing of lighting and heating if the coal shortage becomes worse were announced yesterday by the Minister for Local Government, Mr. Cahill…

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