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Fife gives lead with most up-to-date coal-mine. Meanwhile mining leaders are confident of two hundred million ton target figure for this year.
Abandoned diamond workings at Premier Mine, Pretoria, are reopened.
South Wales town of Swansea which before the war exported vast quantities of coal, receives 9,000 ton shipment from America. Meanwhile, women displaced persons arrive from Estonia and enter cotton industry,...
Courageous rescue work marks pit disaster which claims one hundred and four victims in Britain’s oldest under-sea mine.
Striking miners pass the time in various ways as spokesmen gives reasons for not being at the coal face. Fuel Minister Shinwell impresses on them the urgent need to return to work.
With news of Grimethorpe Colliery strike still in public eye, General Secretary of the Mineworkers’ Union gives exclusive interview to Paramount News.
Unusual aspect of Europe’s coal famine is dredging of precious mineral dropped in Bremen harbour during refuelling of ships.
Lyme Hall, nr. Stockport - Property of National Trust is threatened with prospect of open-cast coal mining. Carrington Coppice, nr Derby - Work goes ahead on this site. Wentworth Hall, nr Sheffield - work is...
Union of South Africa’s second uranium mine is formally opened.
Princess Margaret opens reconstructed Royal Exchange. London Duke of Gloucester sees Colonel Carne receive US bravery award. Sheffield Duke of Edinburgh opens Steel Research Laboratory and descends coal...
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