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Newspaper Articles about Deaf Hill Colliery

DateHeadline(s)
 10 Feb 1900  Death of a Trimdon Pit Boy
 04 Dec 1926  Screening And Washing Plant
 21 May 1927  News and Notes
 Feb 1930  Death Follows Cut
Inquest On South Wingate Hewer
Coroner's Advice
 16 Apr 1930  Young Miner's Funeral
 09 Oct 1930  Injured In The Mine
 05 Sep 1931  Miners' Welfare
 05 Dec 1932  Mr. Frank B. Carter
Death Of One Of Trimdon Legion Founders
 16 Jan 1934  Dead In Street
 03 Apr 1934  News
 21 May 1934  News in Brief
 13 Sep 1935  Obituary
 29 Apr 1937  Pit Driver To Agent
Death At Framwellgate Of Mr. G. Nattrass
 07 Jun 1937  Miner Retires
 30 Jul 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 24 Sep 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 24 Sep 1937  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 08 Oct 1937  Obituary
 15 Oct 1937  Notes from the Coalfields
Northumberland and Durham
 18 Feb 1938  Obituary
 29 Aug 1938  Died At His Post
 03 Oct 1938  Deaf Hill Anniversary
 22 Oct 1938  First Aid In The Pit
Hartlepool Comment
Coroner And Life Which Might Have Been Saved
 20 May 1944  North Country Notes
Former Trapper Boy
 30 Aug 1944  Wheatley Hill
Accident
 08 Dec 1944  Trimdon
Hand Inuries
 28 Oct 1946  Extra Meat For Miners
15,000 Applications In Easington Area
 07 May 1947  Cost Of Winders' Strike
Output Drops By 69,000 Tons
 07 Apr 1952  Wingate Miner Killed
 03 Apr 1956  Horden Pit Again Leads The Way

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