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Socialist Challenge No. 254, 16 July 1982 · p. 6 of the scan · 179 words

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page 6 of the scan

cozenes overturned No one was killed.

At Bishop's from Cambridge crashed The goods engine coaches were partially wrecked This morning an railway " and blackleg falled to stop At teer " tionary severely injured.

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passenger derailed and the statiol One body has been recovered from the wreckage.

electric train from Selhurst. running into Victoria Station and collided coach Hull on Monday night a "volun ran me cogie mu воше sur wagons. Ho himself was These accidents-al within the soac commentary on the claim of the companies and the Government that something like a ''nor mal " train service is being restored.

was the verdict returned to-day at the inquest on U out uniond engineer's draughts. He volan. as a passenger quart om stepped on a live rail, and was instantly killed

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