Britain Won't Accept Coal From U.S.A. Dire Need In Europe
LONDON, Saturday. --The British Government has rejected the United States offer to divert to London coal shipments destined for…
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British Coal Stocks Up But Cold Continues Our Staff Correspondent and A.A.P.
LONDON, Feb. 14.—Dozens of colliers and trains are moving south at top speed bringing coal to ease London's fuel shortage. Since Monday, when, the present power cuts began, 50 coal-laden ships have…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Romano May Chase Rich U.S. PRIZE Plan To Send Racehorses By Air First Race for Empire Gold Cup
NEW YORK, Saturday. -- Sydney racehorse owner, A. O. Romano, now in New York, intends to run Caruso or Lady Ajax, perhaps both, in the 100,000 dollar Empire Gold Cup,…
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NEW YORK, Saturday. -- Sydney racehorse owner A. O. Romano now in New York, intends to run Coruso or Lady Ajax, perhaps both, in the 100,000 dollar Empire Gold cup,…
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London, Saturday. -- Arrangements have been made for hundreds ol Army lorries to go to the coalfields in…
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DESPITE the statement by Fuel Ministry Deputy-Chief Sir Guy Nott-Bower that…
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OTTAWA, Monday.--Half Canada's coal mines are tied up because of a strike of 13,000 miners in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, who are…
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OTTAWA, Monday.--Half Canada's coal mines are tied up because of a strike of 13,000 miners in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, who are…
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Continued on Trove, page 9 →Britons Line Up for Coal
LONDONERS lining up for their coal ration at a depot early this month, with the temperature below freezing point. England's worst winter for 50 years has resulted in severe power rationing…
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LONDON, Monday.— The critical, question to millions of Britons thrown on…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday. -- Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground,…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
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NEW YORK, Monday.--Thirteen coal miners at Lansford (Pennsylvania) have ended their 60-hours sit-down strike 800 feet underground…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Britain's Coal Savings Rise Big Production Loss Our Staff Correspondent And A.A.P.
LONDON, Feb. 16.—At the cost of unemployment for nearly 2,000,000, and an estimated loss in production of £20 to £30 million, Britain, by drastic power…
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