“DOMESTIC DISPUTE”
DENNISTON MINE RESUMES WORK TWO DAYS’ STOPPAGE • P.A. WESTFORT, February 20. The Westport Coal Company’s Denniston mine was idle all Wednesday and to-day as a result of a dispute described as “a domestic matter”, arising out of a trucking incident, which in the opinion of an official, should have been settled without a stoppage of work. As a result of negotiations between Union officials to-day, a decision was made to resume work, tomorrow. The mine employs 265 men, and the loss of output of the two days is approximately 700 tons.
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Grey River Argus, 21 February 1947, Page 8
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