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Non-fatal Accident

Thomas Daglish

Accident:   26th Jun 1942, 8:00 p.m.
Age:  
Year Born:  
Colliery:   Murton
Company:   South Hetton Coal Co. Ltd.
Occupation:   Brakesman
Notes:  
suffering from shock, address: Hawkin's Road, Murton ; injured in the 1942 explosion (ignition caused by incendive spark created by exploder while shots were fired)

Related Newspaper Articles

Pub.
Date
Article (Newspaper)
27 Jun 1942 Durham Colliery Explosion, Eight Men Killed (The Times)
27 Jun 1942 Murton Pit Disaster Heroism, 13 Lives Lost In Explosion, Putter Saves Blazing Boy (Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette)
29 Jun 1942 News in Brief (The Times)
29 Jun 1942 Murton Hero Tells Of Pit Disaster (Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette)
30 Jun 1942 Murton Mourns Pit Explosion Victims (Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette)
11 Jul 1942 News and Notes (The Science and Art of Mining)
26 Oct 1942 Murton Hero's Award, Sequel To Pit Explosion (Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette)
23 Nov 1942 Murton Pit Hero, Tributes At Two Ceremonies (Sunderland Echo and Shipping Gazette)
06 Feb 1943 Murton Colliery Explosion (The Science and Art of Mining)

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