THIRSTY MINERS COME UP
Received Thursday, 10.30' p.m. SYDXEY, Feb. 6. Thirty miners emerged happily froni the mine at Curlewls near Gunnedah, after spending three days undergrouinl as a protest against laelt of equipment. The men were fed on delicacies, even turkey and geese, and liad plenty of tobacco, but no alcohol. When a settlement was reached the strikers led a rush for the nearest hotel.
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Chronicle (Levin), 7 February 1947, Page 5
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