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Awards for Gallantry
Pluck In The MineCarnegie Hero Fund trustees have awarded a certificate and £20 to Charles Laing (57), miner, of Hobson, County Durham. Laing at great personal risk supported a fellow workman trapped between the cage and the guides in a pit shaft at Hobson. Laing climbed the buntings and tied the man to the guides. Had he slipped both would have fallen 3,666 feet to the pit bottom. Source: Northern Daily Mail (30 Mar 1943)
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