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Newspaper Articles about Eppleton Colliery

DateHeadline(s)
 06 Feb 1836  Explosion At Hetton Colliery, and Inquest On The Sufferers
 10 May 1844  Melancholy Accident
 10 Dec 1853  County Durham Inquests
 03 Nov 1854  Presentation At Hetton-le-Hole
 07 Jul 1855  Sinking Of A New Pit
 26 Nov 1858  Death From Heart Disease
 12 Jan 1861  The Hetton Colliery Explosion
The Coroner's Inquest
 06 Aug 1864  Coroners' Inquests
Fatal Accident At The Downs Colliery, Hetton
 21 Jan 1870  Fatal Accident At Hetton-le-Hole
 31 Oct 1882  Shocking Death In A Mine
 25 Jul 1917  District News
Hetton
 18 Jan 1929  A Brave Deed Recalled
Passing Of A Hetton-le-Hole Hero
 15 Jun 1929  Ambulance Competition
 10 Aug 1929  Lancashire Mines Inspector Retires
 19 Oct 1929  Pithead Baths
 22 Mar 1930  Pithead Baths
Views of Welfare Committee
 22 Mar 1930  Ambulance Competition
 03 May 1930  Eppleton Pithead Baths
 17 May 1930  Pithead Baths
 21 May 1930  News in Brief
 14 Jun 1930  Ambulance Competition
 12 Aug 1932  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 10 Jun 1933  Ambulance Tests
 09 Dec 1933  Hetton Manager Crushed
 23 Dec 1933  Appointments
 29 Jan 1934  Qualified For Final
 05 Oct 1934  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 19 Dec 1934  One Hundred Per Cent Passes
 25 Feb 1935  Eppleton Team's Success
Amulance Shield Won
 16 Aug 1935  Labour and Wages
North of England
 23 Aug 1935  Labour and Wages
North of England
 08 Feb 1936  News in Brief
 14 Mar 1936  Ambulance Contests
 11 Sep 1936  Labour and Wages
North of England.
 18 Sep 1936  Notes from the Coal Fields
Northumberland and Durham
 02 Oct 1936  Labour and Wages
North of England
 09 Oct 1936  Award of Edward Medal
 09 Oct 1936  Labour and Wages
North of England
 10 Oct 1936  The Edward Medal for Colliery Worker
 16 Oct 1936  Personal Notes
 23 Oct 1936  Labour and Wages
North of England
 24 Oct 1936  Heroism Recognised
 30 Oct 1936  Labour and Wages
North of England
 14 Nov 1936  News in Brief
 04 Dec 1936  Personal Notes
 21 Apr 1937  News
 13 Aug 1937  Obituary
 20 Aug 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 03 Sep 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 17 Sep 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 15 Oct 1937  Labour and Wages
North of England
 01 Nov 1937  Durham Miners and Non-Unionism
Threatened Strike by 10,000 Men
 01 Nov 1937  Safety Badges For Youths
Presentation At Hetton Lyons
 24 Jan 1938  Eppleton and Murton First-Aid Successes
Contests For Shield
Both Teams Qualify For Final
 12 Mar 1938  Pithead Baths
 21 Jul 1938  Mining Safety Students Receive Their Badges
 27 Dec 1938  Miners' Distribution
 27 Dec 1938  Pit Safety Awards
 13 Mar 1939  Prizes For Safety
 09 Jun 1939  Personal Notes
 17 Jun 1939  Hetton
 13 Jul 1939  Films On Pit Safety
 15 Jun 1940  Ambulance Competitions
 12 Apr 1941  Safety Badges
 01 Sep 1943  Miners' Strikes Settled
 20 May 1944  North Country Notes
Former Trapper Boy
 07 May 1947  Cost Of Winders' Strike
Output Drops By 69,000 Tons
 1951  Around The Collieries
 06 Jul 1951  Eppleton Explosion
Pit Blast Kills Seven
Graphic Stories Of Escapes
 06 Jul 1951  7 Die, 2 Hurt In Pit Blast
Four in Affected Section at Eppleton Escape
Bodies Brought Out
 07 Jul 1951  Seven Men Killed in Pit Explosion
Four Escape Unhurt
 09 Jul 1951  Proposal to Share Pit Fund
Easington Men's Gesture to Eppleton
 17 Nov 1951  Two Miners Killed At Eppleton
 21 Jun 1952  Stone Fall Kills Miner
 04 Jan 1957  More Coal to be Shipped from Seaham Harbour

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