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D1920 - National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Derbyshire Area - 1867-2015
2 - Area Compensation Department - 1906-1997
1 - Local Appeal Tribunals - 1948-1985
2 - Local Appeal Tribunals 1953 A-Y - 1953
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Archive Reference / Library Class No.
D1920/2/1/2/27
Title
Local Appeal Tribunal case file for George Herbert Hudson, aged 48, Coal surface worker at [colliery not stated]
Date
1953
Description
Date of birth:
Marital status: Not given
Address: 7 Princess Place, Clay Cross
Type of benefit claimed: Special Hardship Allowance
Type of injury: Eye injury
Further information: Danesmoor Colliery. Old occupation: Coal face borer - Heavy manual work involving the boring of holes with heavy boring machine, for the firing of shots into the face and the trailing of cable for the supply of electric power'. Colliery surface worker: 'job entails the picking of loose pieces of hind from out of the coal, as it passes along on the belts or screens.' Mr Hudson was a coal-face borer up until 30/5/1952 when he injured his left eye. He resumed employment on 15/9/1952 and since 12/01/1953 was employed as a gate conveyor man. the grounds of his appeal was that he was incapable of following his regular employment - a final decision was given against Mr Hudson on 17/09/1953.
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1 file
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Derbyshire Record Office
Archive Creator
National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Derbyshire Area
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