African Blacks Earn Only Forty Eight Dollars a Month Mining Gold
The 1973 report outlines grueling acclimation conditioning for black miners in South Africa’s Western Deep Levels mines. It notes wages averaging 48 dollars monthly, beginning at 31.20, despite rising profits and dividends for Anglo American and peers.
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New York Times News
Johannesburg
South Africa
Western Deep Levels
Carletonville
Phere
W. D. Wilson
Anglo- American Corporation
Sapurcac
Chamber of Mines
Women's Educational and Industrial Union Meeting in Saco
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union of Saco will hold its first regular fall meeting at Sarah Fairtie Hall on Beach Street on Friday. Ed Mayo will give the talk. Hostess is Mrs. Paul K. Weimer and Tea Chairman is Mrs. George Baggs.
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Women's Educational and Industrial Union of
Saco
Sarah Fairtie
Beach Street
Aco
Ed Mayo
Paul K. Weimer
George Baggs
Saco Man Retires From Navy Yard
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire Rear Admiral E T Westfahl announces the retirement of 23 Portsmouth Naval Shipyard employees. Among the retirees is Alfred R Tourigny of Saco a pipefitter with 15 years and four months of service.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
E. T. Westfai
Alfred R. Tourigny
Saco
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Elm St
Biddeford
Dial
Vacuums Sikts
Electrolux
Desco Parts & Repair
Melvin Ave
West Street
Biddeford Drive
Joan Dallaire
Hills Beach Rd
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