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Mining & the mines, 1954

2,282 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 115

PART 4: the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Thursday 21 January 1954 · page 21

HE managed to stick if out there that spring and summer (his wounds healed nicely, although the bull's-eye on his cheekbone gave him splitting headaches for 25 years), but as fall approached he began to get restless…

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Natives on Goldfield Fear-crazed

Daily Mirror · Thursday 21 January 1954 · page 18

ADELAIDE, Thurs. --Natives working on the goldfield at The Granites, near Alice Springs,…

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Umpire Hurt in Coal Fall

The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 5

LITHGOW, Thursday.— Edward Sloane, a prominent Western District cricket umpire, was seriously injured in…

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New Attempt to Salvage Sunken Gold

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 24

AMSTERDAM (B.U.P.). -- New efforts will be made this year to salvage 454 cases of gold,…

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New Attempt to Salvage Sunken Gold

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 24

AMSTERDAM (B.U.P.). -- New efforts will be made this year to salvage 454 cases of gold,…

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New Attempt to Salvage Sunken Gold

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 24

AMSTERDAM (B.U.P.). -- New efforts will be made this year to salvage 454 cases of gold…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary. rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary. rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary. rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary. rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary rarely…

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PART 5. the Thrilling Story of America's Greatest Policeman Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Friday 22 January 1954 · page 21

IN this fracas, as in most of the ones he has been involved in, he was unarmed, for he always had an aversion to carrying weapons and, despite departmental regulations to the contrary rarely…

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Queen's Gold Plate Too Priceless

The Daily Telegraph · Sunday 24 January 1954 · page 20

LONDON, Sat.--From out of the deep fastnesses of Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle a shining treasure was taken last week. The Queen's…

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Vital Coal Talks

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NEWCASTLE, Mon.-- Vital coal industry conferences are to take place today and…

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Vital Coal Italics

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NEWCASTLE, Mon.--Vital coal industry conferences are to take place today and…

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Vital Coal Talks

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 8

NEWCASTLE, Mon.-- Vital coal industry conferences are to take place today and…

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Coal Co. pays interim

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 28

Vaie of Clwydd Colliery Ltd. has raised the interim dividend from 2½ p.c. to 3 p.c. for the!;…

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Cordes the Gold Medal Cop

Daily Mirror · Monday 25 January 1954 · page 15

IN September, Abie and Kiddie suddenly disappeared. The detectives had lost them completely, and Cordes began to think that perhaps George had given him the foot after all. He replaced George at the Twenty-eighth Street tenement, telling him. "You…

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