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The Times
21st May 1934

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Ambrose Todd, 25, married, of Council Houses, Deaf Hill, and Edward Gaskell, 23, single, of Lord Street, Trimdon, were killed on Wednesday by a heavy fall of stone in Deaf Hill Colliery, Co. Durham.

 

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