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Mining & the mines, 1950

4,021 stories in Sydney's papers · page 40 of 202

U.K. Mine Workers Migration Plan

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 5

CANBERRA, Wednesday. —Efforts would be made to bring coalminers from Britain provided the labour…

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Nthn. Star and Peko Gold

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 8

Progres. reports of Northern Star (Tennant Creek) Gold Mines Ltd. and Peko (Tennant Creek) Gold Mines N.L., in clude the following:…

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Grim Warning On American Coal Strike

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 3

DETROIT, Thursday.-- America would shut-down within a fortnight unless the coal strike was settled quickly, the second president of the Ford…

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C'donian Coal Loss; Pref. Arrears Mount

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 8

Operations of the Caledonian Collieries Ltd. for the year ended December 31 resulted in a loss, and no…

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Grim Warning on U.s. Coal Strike

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

DETROIT, Thursday.--America would shut-down within a fortnight unless the coal strike was settled quickly, the second president of the. Ford Company (Ml Henry Ford) said today…

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Grim Warning on U.s. Coal Strike

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

DETROIT, Thursday.--America would shut-down within a fortnight unless the coal strike was settled quickly, the second president of the Ford Company (Mr. Henry Ford) said today…

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Shortage of coal in U.S. 'dangerous'

The Sun · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

WASHINGTON, Wednesday. -- America today was dangerously short of coal -- the nation's stockpile being sufficient for only two days' consumption…

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Big Coal Saving Power Plan At Hume

The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 5

The proposed hydroelectric station at the Hume Weir would mean a big saving in coal…

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Grim Warning on U.s. Coal Strike

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

DETROIT, Thursday.--America would shut-down within a fortnight unless the coal strike was settled quickly, the second president of the Ford Company (Mr. Henry Ford) said today…

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Rise Forecast in N.s.w. Coal Output

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

Three mines the State Government proposed to open at Burragorang would he the largest in Australia, each producing 500,000 tons of coal a year, said the Director of State Coal Mines (Mr. Baddeley) today…

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Rise Forecast in N.s.w. Coal Output

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

Three mines the State Government proposed to open at Burragorang would be the largest in Australia, each producing 500,000 tons of coal a year, said the Director of State Goal Mines (Mr. Baddeley) today…

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Rise Forecast in N.s.w. Coal Output

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 11

Three mines the State Government proposed to open at Burragorang would be the largest in Australia, each producing 500,000 tons of coal a year, said the Director of State Coal Mines (Mr. Baddeley) today…

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Free Gold Price Falls As Supplies Increase FINANCE

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 24

LONDON, Thursday.--One of- the most''striking developments in the international monetary field since the world currency realignment last September is the sharp downward' turn in -prices for free market gold. Comparisons are to some…

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Free Gold Price Falls As Supplies Increase FINANCE

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 24

LONDON, Thursday.--One of the most striking developments in the international monetary field since the world currency realignment last September is the sharp downward turn in prices for free market gold. Comparisons are to some…

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Grim Warning on U.S. COAL "Shut-Down" If Strike Not Stopped

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 2

DETROIT, Thursday.--America would shut- down 'within'-a fortnight unless the coal strike was settled -quickly, the second president. of the Ford…

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Grim Warning on U.S. COAL "Shut-Down" If Strike Net Stopped

Daily Mirror · Thursday 2 March 1950 · page 2

DETROIT, Thursday. -- America would shut-down within a fortnight unless the coal, strike was settled quickly, the second president of the Ford…

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Government May Seize Coal Mines In America

Daily Mirror · Friday 3 March 1950 · page 4

WASHINGTON, Friday.--President Truman hinted fast night that the Government might seize idle pits fallowing the Federal Court decision acquitting John L. Lewis and…

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Truman Hints at Govt. Seizure of U.s. Coal Mines

Daily Mirror · Friday 3 March 1950 · page 7

WASHINGTON, Friday.--President Truman hinted last night that the Government might seize idle pits following the Federal Court decision acquitting John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of contempt of court…

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Truman Hints at Govt. Seizure of U.s. Coal Mines

Daily Mirror · Friday 3 March 1950 · page 7

WASHINGTON, Friday.--President Truman hinted last night that the Government might seize idie pits following the Federal Court decision acquitting John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of contempt of court…

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Truman Hints at Govt. Seizure of U.s. Coal Mines

Daily Mirror · Friday 3 March 1950 · page 7

WASHINGTON, Friday.--President Truman hinted last night that the Government might seize idle pits following the Federal Court decision acquitting John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers of contempt of court…

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