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... PIT DISASTER INQUIRY TOLD OF STOP-AND- START SIGNALS haulage man contro ha ost their lives in th lling the three bogeys in which forty-seven e Auchengeich colliery disaster last September stop-and-start signals he received when he gave evidence at a public ...
... hoses kept underground at the time of the disaster He asked: Do you think that Is right?” Inglis replied: “The hoses had been tampered with tn the clrcomsUnees don’t think anyone coaid have done anything else Pit manager James Smellie Presley's last leave ...
... in the pit’s West Branx- PCKE DAWSON Delighted dad me was not mind when will iln Stone My aunt The Michael Colliery became a safety-lamp mine where smoking underground is forbidden— in June 1952 after a fire which almost destroyed the whole pit Restrictions ...
... open until iEday on -Saturday March 26 hospital PROTEST OVER A RESTAURANT The priest who went down disaster pit A PRIEST who went dost the disaster pit at Aucb-engelch Lanarkshire at the week-end He was the Rev Michael Little of St bara’s Mulrhead During ...
... bit and recognised me I thought Craig was visiting a pal But at the hospital I gathered he was on his way to play on sand pits at Mirant Vernon when the accident happened IVE HURT IVE people were rushed to the Victoria Infirmary last night when two ...
... woo a one. The Baird have ex=tbsir 'gratitude to wbo and the pumas who II Seaman Was Caught Red-Handed Ll 2 FINS FOR STEALING PAINT A merchant seaman wt was t red-handed taking a four-Tarn drum of paint from his ship while It was berthed at Mahn direct ...
... CHOIRS mitted £lOOO to the Chilean Red Cross as an advance for immediate relief. The British Red Cross is ready to receive donations in cash but not in kind for this relief work. Donations ear-marked for the above disasters will be gratefully received at ...
... great service he rendered in the cause of charity. Matt came to Shotts in 1922, where he started in Batonrigg Pit, then Fortissat Pit, before going to Northfield in 1939, where he remained until April of this year. Every organisation functioning for ...
... from the pit of death strurglod ran Ainpng the 700 who got out of the pit was Harold Legge who was half a'mile from -th explosion He said ’Thera was a Ing flash' which burnt my eye could not for dust I had a terrible job groping’’ iny Why to thb pit bottom ...
... ordained. The great horde, looking a little like Justice was tempered with mercy and ‘ N = is 4 « survivors from some natyral disaster, he was not sent to the salt mines. Oy e e, and A SWarmed up to the dgor of the club- His scandalous and outrageous conduct ...
... dies in crash 3 car PIT BOSSES CHARGED 99'6 49'6 3O 79'6 39'6 tot By PAT ROLLER: nenoeRsons with the bat Newton thia part of And when the terrible screech of brakes signalled tragedy every mother in Roslyn Drive She and her husband red also 65 had been ...
... but I owe you so mucli owe you for the phone call that came yesterday from the sister at one of the men who died in the pit disaster on Monday ERIEND: Don’t to remember hearing much shout the Earl of Home before this fuss WITH Cabinet changes oHicialfy ...