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BEACHES AND BATHS (Con't.) 'New deal' for beaches 27.9:2 '-'hildren 'swim in danger' 5.10:2 Shark net delay explained 7.10:2 Beach works show results 8.10:2 Five new clocks at beaches 14.10:2 Swim classes to-morrow 15.1-0:6 Rescue swim in heavy seas 31.10:1 £2,000 approved for baths 2.11:4 Rotunda at beach 'eyesore' 4.11:2 Two, Newcastle shark alarms 7,li:2 Water 'soupy' at baths 15,11:4 Baths 'filthy, half-filled' 23.11:3 Shark in pool 'thrown by fishermen' 12.12:2 Vandalism at Surf Club, Engineer says 13.12:2 BRIDGES Cement for (spit) bridge to be supplied 8.1:6 New bridge opened 8.2:6 Early work on Wallsend bridge likely 8.2:11 Deputation on bridge work 23.2:7 Share basis for bridge work. (Styx Creek Bridge) 23.3;i0 Bridge gauges requested 25.3:8 Army bridging in flood area 31.3:10 Overhead bridge in future 13.4:4 Hunter- bridged again 23.4:1 Swansea bridge criticised 5.5:2 Warkworth bridge opening plans 7.5:17 Warkworth bridge work delayed 10.5:2 Bridge reopened at Warkworth 12.5:4 Two bonuses for men at bridge 1.7:3 4-ton limit on Denman bridge 14.7:7 Bridge aid for Councils 27.7:11 Bridge at Lambton to remain 29.8:3 Bridge opening by Christmas 30.8:6 Bridge 'in clear by 2005 A.D. 12.10:5 Swansea bridge opens December 3.11:3 First lift for .Swansea Bridge plan 10,11:3 Warkworth bridge declared open 19,11:2 Bridge plan suggested by Minister 23.11:5 New bridge urged 30,11:2 New bridge open on Wednesday 10,12:2 New bridge at Swansea open to-day 14,12:2 Swansea bridge opened in rain 15,12:2 Old bridge demolition unde. way 15,12:2 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIALS - See also HOUSING COMMISSION Rise in costs tipped for building 11.1:2 Building margins 'narrowed' 13.1:3 Co-operative Building pioneer dies (W.G. Pooley) 14.1:4 Millions more in buildings 17.1:3 Timber stocks must be kept 29.1:2 Strike blow to building 10.2:1 Builders' labourers end strike 11.2:1 More for homes bid 22,3:2 Cahill urges more aid for homes 22,3:2 State to seek more for homebuilders 30,3:3 Returning crisis in Housing 31.3:2 Building safety to be pressed 31.3:6 £288 Million in new buildings 9.5:1 Move for new wall lining 9.6:2 Plaster walls 'most popular' 11.6:3 Builders' labourers on strike 29.6:1 Building methods superior 29.6:5 Building strike: Union seeks support 30.6:1 Building strike (Note) 30.6:2 Hopes for end to building dispute 1.7:1 Building stop called off 2.7:1 Laws for lighter buildings 7.7:2 Building limit in Sydney may be raised 21,7:6 Cabinet sets up timber Committee 17.8:3 New code for glass in buildings 18.8:6 Timber report to be tabled to-day 30,8:3 Timber controlled following Judge's report 31,8:5 Timber report (Note) 1,9:2 55 blocks to be leased 3,9:2 Builders criticise Council 7,9:8 Price check on timber 8,9:3 New building regulations in January 23.11:3 Bricks code proposed 28,11:2 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIAL - Manpower and Unions B.W.I.U. seeks 23/- margin 8,1:2 Moves on margins by B.W.I.U, 3.2:2 Move to combine two unions 4.2:3 Black ban as protest on margins 9.2:3 Building case yardstick 9.2:8 Building trade margins rise 5.3:3 B.W.I.U. to organise flood repairs 6.5:2 More trainees in building trades 6,5:5 Building Union nominations 1.6:4 Talks to-day on builders' rates 7.6:2 Workers meet power body: pay conditions change sought 8.6:3 N.M.H. INDEX 6-1955 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIAL - Manpower and Unions (Con't.) Rise for building apprentices 9.6:6 B.W.I.U. branch election 29.6:4 B.W.I.U. meeting on new log 2,7:2 No general strike by builders 23,7:1 B.W.I.U. stop may spread to Newcastle 25.7:3 Men to meet on award 26,7:7 B.W.I.U. to hold stopwork 27,7:2 ''uilding workers plan stop 29,7:1 B.W.I.U. to stop this week 2.8;4 4000 more in day stoppage 3.8:3 24-hour stop by B.W.I.U. 4.8:1 B.W.I.U. log submitted - stoppage sequel 5.8:2 B.W.I.U. may call of 'job action' 8.8:4 Cottages 'below standard' 11.8:2 More talks on B.W.I.U. claims 16.8:2 B.W.I.U. claims rejected 17.8:1 B.W.I.U. seeks more talks 19.8:2 Union group log talk 24.8:2 Single building Union move 25.8:2 B.W.I.U. plans stoppage 31.8:5 Talks hold up works projects 2.9:2 Building Unions plan stop 8.9:2 Builders' labourers to return 14.9:3 Building men meet to draft log 27.9:2 Union defers stop plan 28.9:4 ''uilding men defer stop 5.10:2 Dismissal threat to 50 builders 25,10:2 Protest on dismissals 12,10:7 Union talks on lay-offs 15,11:2 Carpenters' pay to £18/18/8 15,11:2 Allocation sought for works 16,li:3 dismissals by Commonwealth 18,11 :2 Deputation on dismissals 25,11:2 Dismissals because no funds 2,12:2 BUILDINGS AND BUILDING MATERIAL - Newcastle Record £4,210,217 for buildings 8,1:2 '\iilding schemes approved 12.1:2 Soft drink factory queried 12.1:5 3-story flats approved 19.1:4 Plan for new wool store 26,1:4 Factory up to standard 26,1:10 124 applied to build last month 3,2:2 Shortages 'delay housing' 5.2:2 New office building to rise 120 ft. 9.2:8 Softwood from Singapore 11.2:2 Record in buirlding last year 16.2:2 £300,000 building backed 23.2:2 New Insurance building 25.2:2 £182,400 in buildings for month 3,3:4 Building plan recommended 9.3:2 Apprentice painters 'problem' 15,3:2 Carpenters strike to Continue 17.3:3 Conference on building men's claims 22.3:4 Factory plans approved 24.2:9 Einance for homes worst since war 29,3:2 Review of homes finance sought 30.3:4 City property brings £48,000 22.4:2 No offers for hotel 28,4:2 Building to go higher 28.4:2 Building trade "buoyant" 4.5:9 Builders deny shortage of men, materials 11.5:5 Big month for home permits 12.5;2 New hotel plan approved 15.6:2 Building blocks at Charlestown 18.6:2 Big building works at Charlestown 30.6:2 Oil firms seek more tanks 5.7:2 145,957 work on building 5.10:2 46 permits for homes sought 6.10:4 Dismissal threat to 50 builders 25.10:2 Building additions approved 2.11:4 9-storied building for bank 2.11:7 £329,185 in new buildings 3,11:2 Insurance firm to build 5,11:3 New 'store' opened at Charlestown 24,11-4 £375,000 plan by Company 1.12:2 £21,000 Church proposed 8,12:2 Plan to build 40 flats 14.12:2 Inquiry on timber to be sought 14.12:2 BURWOOD MINE DISPUTE - See under COALMINING - Strikes and Disputes CARDIFF COALMINE - See COALMINING - Production CARDIFF URBAN AREA COMMITTEE Streets at Cardiff to be sealed 22.1:3 Estimates for 1955 at Cardiff 25.1:5 CESSNOCK SHIRE Suspension by Council supported 7,1:4 Council 'justified': dismissal of engineer 20,1:2 R.S.L. plan to control Hall 3.2:10 732 cases by ambulance 5.2:10 Cessnock acts on road toll 17,2:15 Gasworks plan near Cessnock 4,3:3 Cessnock ready for show 8.3:2 Cessnock plans special fund 0,5:11 X
CES.SNOCK SHIRE (Con't.) Cessnock show exhibits fewer 12,3:9 Final day big help to showmen 12.3:4 Creek cleaning sought 30,3:8 Rail service criticised 14.4:8 Concern on drain rate 28,4:10 Gas works plan: Conference at Cessnock 10,5:7 Meeting divided on gasworks 13.5:13 Inquirj soon on amalgamation 31.5:7 Results plea by Headmaster 2,6:8 Enlarged area recommended 2,6:8 New Town Hall approved 15.6:7 Gas report by expert 17.6:4 Minister sees schools 17,6:11 Protest on trucks:'Council move for licenses 23.6:20 Cessnock inspection: Restriction on parkinc likely 1,7:4 Councils to meet on gasworks plan 7,7:12 Flood work claim rebuff 14.7:12 Drainage rate for Cessnock 20.7:9 Minister's promise on train request 21.7/12 Support for gasworks 23.7:8 Gasworks plan report 26.7:8 Councils fusion plan: many claims for areas 28,7:12 College 'best in State' 29.7:11 Cessnock may be site for Hospital 4.8:12 Aid sought on gas works 9.8:7 Taxi fares at Cessnock set 18.8:12 Mine creep viewed as serious 1.9:l4 Greater steel output urged 15.9:14 Briquette factory bid for Cessnock 29.9:12 Gasworks plan to be studied 6,10:9 Council's plan for pensioners' fuel 13.10:12 Civil aviation leasing Pokolbin aerodrome .27.10:12 Cessnock town hall changes 3.11:12 Cessnock aims at power site 10.11:15 Power station site 'in doubt' 25.11:9 Cessnock estimates deferred 1.12:14 Council's stand criticised 1.12:14 Aid. Allen -' Mayor of Cessnock 13.12:9 Caravan park grant sought 22,12:14 CHURCHES School charge on district 25.1:4 Anglican monk gives address 1.2:2 Chinese ordained by Anglican priest 5,2:1 Diocese takes over College 25.2:2 £20,000 to homes for Aged 22.2:2 Clergymen honoured by Synod 22.2:2 Methodist postings 22.2:4 Lakemba man Methodists' 1956 choice 23.2:3 Race deteriorating: Modern trends condermied 23.2:5 Church spent £^ Million on new buildings 24.2:7 Methodist stipends increased 25.2:4 Methodist Church appointments 5,3:2 New Methodist Church 7,3:4 Diocesan registrar resigns 13,4:2 Diocesan Registrar 14,4:2 R.C. schools drive against Communism 2.5:3 Church district in talks 2,5:4 Answer to Communism: Statement by Methodists 7,5:3 'Gulf in Church ideologies 10.5:3 Church union supported 12.5:2 Churches and Communism: ^'t. Rev. J.S. Moyes 25.5:5 Methodists building 15 churches 6.6:4 £13,000 Church opened 11,7:2 Methodists agree to Union talks 12,7:3 Chimes plan supported 13,7:4 Methodist book depot dedicated 22.7:2 Dedication of Church home 28,7:2 Four canons appointed 3.8:2 Bishop deplores Church disunity 3,8:2 Synod move on Stipends 3,8:3 Synod backs Church autonomy plan 4,8:2 Parishes review Synod aim 4.8:2 Volunteers build new hall 15,8:2 St. John's nears centenary - Boscobel 20,8:4 Church autonomy move 'not new' 28,9:5 Helping Churches is big business 4.10:4 Church adopts constitution 6,10:3 Australia venue: world church conference 19,10:7 R.C. system to be restored 28,11:3 First mass in pew Church 28,11:4 Big crowd at Shrine opening 5,12:3 Methodist Church opened 5,12:4 CIVIL DEFENCE For articles prior to 11,5,1955 see DEFENCE Civil Defence Chief 18,5:3 Civil defence school soon 20,5:3 Is.sue of defence pamphlet 24.6:3 Hospitals to be surveyed 28,7:1 Civil defence instructors trained soon 5.8:3 N.M.H. I.MDFa 7-1955 CIVIL DEFENCE (^on't.) Civil defence training soon 6.8:2 Civil defence posts urged 9.8:3 Engineer voted liaison job 17.8:4 Defence talk on A-borab 20.8:3 Serviceman ur:ged for liaison post 25.8:4 Civil defence post: Council changes appointment 31.8:4 County appoints Defence officer 6.9:3 Liberal accuses Minister: Charges over Civil Defence 30.9:1 Atomic defences 'standard' 24.12:12 Dual role for County in Atomic attack 27.12:2 Civil defence on H-bomb 28.12:2 CLUBS Lionism extends to Newcastle 28.1:2 IIow Rotary rotates: half a century of service 19.2:5 Rotary fights against war 22.2:2 Rotary conference postponed 7.3:2 Dates for Rotary Conference 22.3:4 Charter handed to Lions Club 4.4:2 £1500 given by Lions Club 7,4:2 Brisbane man for Rotary Conference 10,5:2 Child delinquency: Judge urges Rotary aid 23.5:2 Review of aid by Newcastle Lions Club 15,7:4 COALMINING Conference on old coal line 19,1:4 Mine pay to be made up 4.2:3 Orders on pay to mines 18.2:11 20 injured, 3 seriously: Miners caught by blast as roof collapses 15.3:1 Inquiry sought on pit cave-in 16,3:3 Six miners hurt in stone fall 16,3:3 Another big mine fall: Poof collapses in Newstan pit 17,3:1 Committee to view Abermain 18.3:2 Cave-in leaves big underground dome 19,3:2 Miners aim at big gala day 23.3:2 Coal leases in privy council 23.3:7 Report soon on cave-in 24.3:2 Historical coal pit closing 1,4:3 Appointment to State Mines Board 6,4:9 Protest on mine body post 7,4:6 Four State pits plan protest stop 8.4:1 Coal authority appointment (Leader) 13.4:2 Appointment protest: State mines may stop 13.4:3 Action on shafts requested 13.4:4 Mine post vacated - protests sequel 14.4:1 Ex-coal Chairman dies at 61 14,4:2 Coal woke up when chimneys invented 16.4:5 Port handling of coal 'bad' 19.4:1 Results of pit check sought 22.4:2 Miners' talk on safety issue 23.4:3 Safety dispute talk planned 25,4:2 End seen in mine dispute 27,4:2 Burmese miners to come North 5.5;1 Coal to stay basic fuel 7,5:1 Evatt to attend mine talks 10.5:4 15 mine students assigned 11,5:1 Direction on blending of coal sought 11,5:7 Miners to fight on Pelaw Main issue 12,5:3 Price of coal, port linked 12.5:3 Hours bid for Proto men 16.5:2 Heating claim in mine 17,5:4 Burmese out to learn mining 18,5:2 First cargo for new collier 18,5:2 Lodge sponsor for delegate 19,5:2 Awaba men seek Mines post 19,5:2 Mine group in move for Wallarah 20,5:2 Burmese official sees mines 20,5:2 Miners hit at company 21.5:7 Deputation to Menzies: Move on mine safety laws 24.5:3 Mine pension rise refused 25.5:1 No Burwood delegate for Festival 25.5:1 Proto men in threat of strike 31.5:1 Miners seek removal of Minister 31.5:2 Miners' Board to meet 1.6:3 Ultimatum by Proto men 2.6:2 Rescue men's strike off 3.6:2 Lodge critical of Minister 3.6:4 Miners' Board to discuss censure vote 4.6:2 Coal washer to start 6,6:3 Miners' Board to protest on Minister 7,6:2 Aiwaba man on Mines Board 7,6:3 Minister 'to stay' 8,6:1 Call to Minister to resign 9,6:2 Miners praise industries bid 10,6:8 Burmese for North mines 16,6:2 'Hostility' over mine order 16.6:7 Talks on mining shift work 17,6:3 Ex-miners want coal price lift 18,6:2 Talks held on shiftmen 20,6:2 Oakdale mine land transfer 29,6:8 Mineworkers' gala planned 30,6:3 Mine manager fined 30,6:10
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