"Lucky Strike Mine" is a producer deposit site discovered in 1949 in the Intermontane Plateaus of Utah, The United States. It is a large deposit, located in the San Rafael District mining district and is not considered to be of world-class significance. 1 Uranium and copper deposits are documented at "Lucky Strike Mine."
The national coal strike in 1949 proved to be one of the bitterest and costly of any strike up to that time. Negotiations between Miners and the Coal Owners had broken down. The miners had served on the Coal Owners a log of claims, 35 shillings a week wage increase, a 35 hour week, and long service ...
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THE 1949 COAL STRIKE IACK BLAKE The 1949 coal strike was an event of wide- ranging significance in the post-war history of Australia. In the thirty years since, a great deal has been said and written about the causes, conduct and outcome of the strike, and most analysts appear to agree that the economic claims of the miners were well
Bill Downs CBS March 20, 1948 There's nothing spectacular about the nation's coal strike. Yesterday I went out to the struck mining town of Library, Pennsylvania, the site of a big Consolidated company mine only a half hour drive from Pittsburgh. By mining camp standards, Library is …
[The 1946 coal strike] is the most momentous event in the country's peacetime history. - Evansville Courier, 1946When most people think of labor unrest in America they think of the 1930's, or the various major strikes of the 19th Century.
The Iva Valley miners strike and massacre at Enugu colliery, 1949. Jan 24, 2018 ... The Iva Valley miners strike and massacre at Enugu colliery, 1949 ... dead at a British government-owned coal mine at Enugu, Nigeria; 51 were injured. ... which were the inspiration for the welfare state, with free hospitals and relief ... them around the empire to institute modern industrial relations practices.
The strike which began on February 14, 1949 in Asbestos, Quebec, is one of those events that resonate beyond the immediate and define history. It was, as Pierre Trudeau later wrote, "a violent announcement that a new era had begun. At the time of the strike, Premier Maurice Duplessis and his Union ...
National Emergency (Coal Strike) Bill, 1949 Correspondence, the draft bill and the proclamation (17 August 1949) on the termination of the miners' strike. 1949/654
"The historic significance of the 1949-50 strike, however, was not only that the miners had revealed the course of the strike that they were far ahead of their leaders (…) they had also demonstrated that to achieve their ends they had to create their own organization- the mass meeting.
1949 coal strike: How Chifley lost Labor's supporters 17 November 2008 For decades, only the Left has talked about the 1949 coal miners' strike, using it as an example of how low a Labor government can stoop—to the point of using soldiers to scab.
The 1949 coal miners strike saw 23,000 workers withdraw their labour between June 27 and August 15 of that year. The dispute dominated Australian politics at the time and saw elements of revolution and counter-revolution which has been a rarity on Australian soil.
[The 1946 coal strike] is the most momentous event in the country's peacetime history." - Evansville Courier, 1946. When most people think of labor unrest in America they think of the 1930's, or the various major strikes of the 19th Century.
Chief Onyeama n'Eke acquiesced to the tyrannical repudiation of popular participatory politics (oha na eze). The people revolted. This spirit of revulsion at oppression was reenacted in the Udi Revolt and the bloody Coal Miners' Strike (Iva Valley, Enugu) of November 18, 1949 which signaled the beginning of the struggle for independence.
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1949 coal strike: Labor's 'boots and all' sell-out. By Kim Bullimore. June 27 marks the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the 1949 coal strike. The strike dominated Australian politics for two months, attracted international attention and revealed to many workers …
The 1949 coal miners strike saw 23,000 workers withdraw their labour between June 27 and August 15 of that year. The dispute dominated Australian politics at the time and saw elements of revolution and counter-revolution which has been a rarity on Australian soil. It also marked a turning point ...
The WV Mine Wars Museum preserves and interprets artifacts and historical records of the local communities affected by the Mine Wars, exploring historical events from multiple perspectives through the lives of ordinary people. The museum is dedicated to educating the public about the events of the M
the 1949 „go-slow‟ strike that led to the shooting incident at the mine. Drawing from both primary and secondary sources, the essay argues that management‟s efforts to create „labour aristocrats‟ failed, but the working-class consciousness and actions later had …
In November 1949, the continuing exploitation of mine laborers generated a serious impasse that led to the shutting down of production altogether. This colliery strike led to the fatal shooting of 21 unarmed miners by the colonial police force and the wounding of 51 others (Akpala 1965).
The Coal miners' general strike of 1949-50 and the birth of Marxist-Humanism in the U.S. : a 1980's view.
The 1949 Australian coal strike was the first time that Australian military forces were used during peacetime to break a trade union strike. The strike by 23,000 coal miners lasted for seven weeks, from 27 June 1949 to 15 August 1949, with troops being sent in by the Ben Chifley Federal Labor government to the open cut coal mines in New South ...
Dunayevskaya referred to this workers' movement as "the dialectic of the 1949-50 Coal Miners' General Strike." With the founding of News and Letters Committees as organization and newspaper, and the writing of her first book, Marxism and Freedom, Dunayevskaya dug deeply where Marx had—into the dialectic: the active side of philosophy as a living, moving force from subjectivities below.
A 1980s View: The Coal Miners' General Strike of 1949–50 and the Birth of Marxist-Humanism in the U.S. News & Letters, 1984. 42 pp. $5 + $2 postage Contains "A Missing Page from American Labor History" by Andy Phillips "The Emergence of a New Movement from Practice that Is Itself a Form of Theory" by Raya Dunayevskaya.
Ben Chifley – The Aftermath of the Miners' Strike is an excerpt from the documentary _Infamous Victory – Ben Chifley's Battle for Coal- produced in 2008.. Infamous Victory – Ben Chifley's Battle for Coal This is a story of coal, communism, and the Australian prime minister who went to war against his own during the national miners' strike of 1949.
