INDUSTRIES - Gas Companies (Con't.) No gas peace moves yet 16.2:1 Manager warns: gas explosion danger 17,2:3 Gasmen's leaders on dispute (Letter to the Editor) 17,2:4 Gas to be cut off aga<strong>in</strong>; bakers hit 18.2:1 Chance to end gas strike (Leader) 18.2:2 Gas firms reply on letter (Letter to Editor) 18,2:2 Deadlock over gas strike; cuts stay 19.2:1 Gas strike may end to-day: Back to work terms to men 21,2:1 Clamps lifted on gas use 22,2:1 Gas Union man puts case (Letter to Editor) 22.2:4 Gas back to normal 23.2:2 Claims to Gas Co, submitted 24.2:2 Gas ration<strong>in</strong>g query 25.2:2 Gasworks plan near Cessnock 4.3:3 Gasworkers -'resentful' 7.3:3 Men leave gas firm. Union says 9.3:2 Gas Committee to meet oh claims 11.3:2 Talks on gas men's claims .12.3:2 Gasmen <strong>in</strong> bid to see Premier 17,3:3 Gas stop over sack<strong>in</strong>g of Union Official 22.3:1 No cut <strong>in</strong> gas supply likely yet 23.3:1 Quick end to gas stop expected 24.3:1 Strike over: gas men back to-day 25.3:1 New gas stop averted 26.3:2 Advice sought on gas men's claims 28.3:3 Move for talks on future gas supply 30.3:8 Bundy change at gasworks 1.4:3 Amendments to gas act 1,4:3 Gas men vote on Treasurer 21,4:2 6 Councils to consi.der on gas 22.1:10 Marg<strong>in</strong>s for gas workers 4.5:10 Gas plant control: Union aim 5.4:2 GaS works plan: Conference at Cessnock 10.4:7 Meet<strong>in</strong>g divided on gasworks 13,5:13 Gas <strong>in</strong>dustry <strong>in</strong>quiry pressed for 16.5:3 £250,000 gas plant trial 25.5:8 Union wants gas <strong>in</strong>quiry action 8.6:3 Criticism of cater<strong>in</strong>g 8,6:4 Overtime ban 'dictatorial' 8,6:7 Gas strike for talks to-day 16.6:1 Gas strike cont<strong>in</strong>ues 17,6:1 Gas report by expert 17.6:4 Suspension lifted: gas men back 18,6:1 Gas men want conference 20.6:3 Gas Union talks on proposal 24,6:2 Ga.sworkers to hear report 28,6:3 Gas issues put before men 29,6:2 Police called to plant: Gas workers on strike 30,6:1 Moves to settle gas stop 1,7:1 Read.y for long gas stop 2,7:1 Staff keeps gas up 4,7:1 Gas strike and the Public (Leader) 5,7:2 Gas men firm on stand 5.7:3 Gas men return secretary 6.7:2 Gas strike: Union talks to-day 6,7:3 Gas works talk.s by Councils 6,7:11 Gas strike may spread: Unions ready for action 7,7:1 Councils to meet on gasworks plan 7,7:12 Penalities bid by Gas Co, 8,7:1 Gas employees to meet on resumption 9,7:1 Gasworkers not to resume yet 11,7:1 Chance to end gas strike (Leader) 12.7:2 No development <strong>in</strong> gas strike 12.7:2 Unions ban gas coal for Sydney 14,7:1 Gas Union to show cause 14.7:3 Gas strikes <strong>in</strong> 3 cities: talks held <strong>in</strong> Sydney 15.7:1 Strike goes on, but gas unrationed 16,7:1 Black ban on coke 18,7:1 F<strong>in</strong>e <strong>in</strong> coke hoppers 18,7:3 Deadlock should be ended (Leader) 19,7:2 Ban on coke relaxed 19,7:3 Gas strike cont<strong>in</strong>ues: Union, firm <strong>in</strong> talks 20,7:1 Gasworks plan rejected 20,7:9 Gasworks scheme: decision deferred 20,7:9 Talks on gas dispute 21.7:1 Fire <strong>in</strong> coke hoppers 21,7:2 Talks may end gas strike 22.7:1 Gas strike (Note) 22,7:2 No 'end yet to gas strike 23,7:3 Support for EasiJ-:.ks 23,7:6 Gas situation unchanged 25,7:3 Talks outcome to gasmen 26,7:1 Gasworks plan report 26,7:8 Gas men to hear offer 27,7:2 Penalty claim to be pressed 28,7:1 Gasworkers to meet 29,7:2 Coalfields gasworks: State aid for plan sought 29,7:4 Union 'failed' to get men back 30,7:3 Effort needed <strong>in</strong> gas strike (Leader! 2.8:2 Gasmen expect reply to-day 2,8:2 Gas strike end hopes high 3,8:1 N.M.H. INDEX. 32-1955 INDUSTRIES. - Gas Companies (Con't.) Gasmen agree to resume 4.8:1 Aid sought on gas works 9.8:7 M<strong>in</strong>ister replies on gas supplies 26,8:6 Strike aftermath: Gas Union f<strong>in</strong>ed £50 7,9:3 6| p.c. dividend for Gas Co, 29.9:4 Gasworks plan to be stu<strong>die</strong>d 6.10;9 Gasmen given pay rises 7.10:2 Gas price cut sought 1.11:3 Mackie plaque to be unveiled 2.11:7 '•'emorial to Union officer 14,11:2 Strike threat to Sydney gas supplies 30.11:1 Rise sought <strong>in</strong> gas price 10,12:2 3/- <strong>in</strong>crease <strong>in</strong> gasfitters award 13,12:3 Rise -sought <strong>in</strong> gas price 15,12:4 Gas rise opposed by Unions 16,12:2 Gas price rise <strong>in</strong> Sydney 22.12:3 Dearer power, gas <strong>in</strong> January 29,12:1 INDUSTRIES - State Dockyard Br<strong>in</strong>g<strong>in</strong>g a ship tc life - Leo Butler 22,1:5 New eng<strong>in</strong>e completed 9,3:3 Speed up on dredges 10.3:2 New dredge trial soon 11.5:2 Conciliator to <strong>in</strong>spect work 18,5:3 Dockyard rul<strong>in</strong>g by conciliator 20.5:2 Sea tow for new dredge 24,5:4 Strike at Dock may extend 1,6:1 1,500 Dockyard workers now idle 2,6:1 Strike at the Dockyard (Leader) 2,6:2 Dock stop end likely 3,6:1 Dockyard officer for U.K. 3.6:2 Dockyard strikers resume 4.6:2 Dockyard transfer: Head reserves decision 7,6:2 Oock builds new eng<strong>in</strong>e 8,6:4 Ironworker 'not re<strong>in</strong>stated' 16,6:2 Dredge taken to Sydney 16,6:3 Dockyard dispute hear<strong>in</strong>g 13,7:4 Big lift for crane 21,7.:3 Dock bonus record 29,7:3 70-mile tow 6.8:2 New life for old coastal collier 14.9:4 Surplus by State Dockyard 30,9:3 Plumbers walk off ship job 2,11-2 Strik<strong>in</strong>g plumbers to meet to-day 4.11 i2 Strik<strong>in</strong>g plumbers back at work 5.11:3 Ferry built upside down 8,11:4 Agreement by plumbers 9,11:4 F.E.D.F.A. men sent home 15,11:2 28 Dockyard jpen resume 16,11:2 New Dockyard award moves 17.11:2 F.E.D.F.A. dockmen to meet 22.11:2 Dockyard talks on marg<strong>in</strong>s 24.11:2 Dockyard <strong>in</strong> Newcastle 'successful' 24.11:19 Launch<strong>in</strong>g to-day 30.11:3 Dredge use '.surprise' 1,12:10 Marg<strong>in</strong> talks fail 16,12:3 Dockyard marg<strong>in</strong>s: new talks 19,12:2 INDUSTRIES - Textiles Courtaulds bounty proposal 7,1:2 Group puts ban on rayon 20.1:2 Interim award at Courtaulds 19,2:7 Union favours import controls 2,3:10 Award hear<strong>in</strong>g on Courtaulds 29,4:3 Interim rise for workers at Courtaulds 7,5:3 No recent rises at Rayon plant 11,5:4 Interim award discussed 11,5:7 Firm plans to double output 7,6:7 Rayon plumbers <strong>in</strong> award plea 21,6:2 Union says cloth<strong>in</strong>g trade hit 21.6:2 Union resents statement by Manager 29.6:4 Sick leave offer by Courtaulds 5.10:3 Pay pact not approved 12.10:8 Help for rayon 'essential' 14,10:9 Work order to plumbers 7.12:10 Rul<strong>in</strong>g on dismissal reserved 21,12:2 Delegate's Court plea fails 31.12:3 INDUSTRIES - Tobacco Dollars cut cigarettes 27.1:6 Increase <strong>in</strong> price likely on cigarettes X obacco price not to rise 8.2:4 7,2:3 Research plan on tobacco 17,3:8 Tobacco record 4,4:3 Tobacco sales record 4,6:3 Big aid for tobacco research 6,7:5 lobacco trust fund plan 19,8:8 KEARSLEY SHIRE Aid sought on bridge approach 26.1:10 '^earsley rate unchanged 2.2:7 D<strong>air</strong>ymen lose by poor roads 9.2:10 Deputation on bridge work 23.2:7 Blue Gum road work urged 9.3:11 New move planned on Blue Gum Road 6.4:10 Council to rate 2 towns next year 4-.5:9 Inquiry soon on amalgamation 31,5:7 Reqi est for ma<strong>in</strong> road refused 1,6:11 Kearsley shire poll talks to-day 15,6:7 Kearsley plan ready 28,6:3
KK\R.sLK\ SHIRE (Con't, ) Railway l<strong>in</strong>k surveyed 29.6:11 Council to discuss town -liar 13.7:11 (iasworks scheme: decision deferred 20.7:9 Hi-arivton m<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g ban confirmed 27.7:11 Council objects to m<strong>in</strong><strong>in</strong>g proposals 10.8:8 Power- surcharge now refu.sed 21.9:8 Bo<strong>die</strong>s <strong>in</strong>vited to talks on oil plant 5.10:11 Shire backs Company on power franchise 2,11:11 New. leader for- Shire 7.12:9 Councils plan jo<strong>in</strong>t move 14.12:11 LAKE MACQUARIE HOME Lake Home open<strong>in</strong>g step-up 27.1:2 Decision soon on Lake Home 12.5:2 Plea to aid Bolton Po<strong>in</strong>t Home 14.5:9 Lake Home to pay organiser 17.5:2 War Home secretary appo<strong>in</strong>ted 31.5:2 Lake Home aim - September 21,6:2 Stockton to support Lake Home 7.7:2 Sub-branches support Lake Home appeal 14.7:2 Committee to control new build<strong>in</strong>g 16.7:9 Lak
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