Talks on Cuts in Power Coal Hold-up Effect
The State Cabinet sub-committee on power supplies will meet to-day to decide to what extent rationing is necessary because of the first of the…
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Miners Face More Summonses "... we are rolling up out sleeves" Decision on leaders today
Labor Minister Holt said last night: "We may be facing the blackest weeks in our history." State Cabinet seems certain…
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OFFICERS of the Commonwealth Investigation Service serving a summons on the President of the Miners' Federation (Mr. Idris Williams), left, at his home in Beverley Hills last night. The summons orders Mr…
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All coalmines in N.S.W. Victoria, Queensland, and Tasmania were idle yesterday—the first of a threatened series of once-a-week stoppages against an award made by the Coal…
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LONDON, Mon.--The British Fuel Ministry has asked radio comedian Wilfred Pickles to…
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Commonwealth Investigation Service officers last night served summonses…
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A travelling theatre, given to the Arts Council of N.S.W. by the Joint Coal Board, gave its first…
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Commonwealth Investigation Service officers last night served summonses on the general president of…
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A man was gaoled for a year and another fined £100 in the Special Court today for having attempted illegally to sell gold to a Chinese…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.--Strong efforts are being made to secure the strike support of seamen on the eight colliers on the Newcastle-Sydney gas coal shuttle service. The Newcastle…
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After a summons alleging contempt of Court had been served on him last night the general president of the Miners'…
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The Federal president of the Australian Labor Party (Mr. J. Ferguson, M.L.C.) said today he did not propose to make any suggestions to the Federal Government concerning the protest strike by miners against an attendance bonus award…
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The Federal president of the Australian Labor Party (Mr. J. Ferguson, M.L.C.) said today he did not propose to make any suggestions to the Federal Government concerning the protest strike by miners against an attendance bonus award…
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Summonses were issued from the Federal Arbitration Court late yesterday afternoon against the general president of the Miners' Federation, Mr. I. Williams, the general secretary, Mr. G. W. S. Grant,…
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The miners' rebellion against the Gallagher award is bound to have early and harsh reactions on the community…
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Two men had attempted to sell gold bars to a Chinese for £2500--£500 more than the official price, the Special Federal Court was told today. John Robert Leslie (54)…
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Two men had attempted to sell gold bars to a Chinese of £2500--£500 more than the official price, the Special Federal Court was told today. John Robert Leslie (54)…
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State Cabinet today will consider power and gas cuts more drastic than last week's. If the power position continues to…
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NEWCASTLE, Tuesday.-- Seamen's Union officials toddy decoded it would be impracticable to withdraw the eight colliers from the Newcastle-Sydney gas-coal ran in support…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Men Convicted on Gold Selling Charge Alleged £500 Overcharge
Two men had attempted to sell gold bars to a Chinese for £2500--£500 more than the official prise, the Special Federal Court was told today…
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