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Archive Reference / Library Class No.D1920/2/2/53/22
TitleMedical Appeal Tribunal case file for Joseph Noon, aged 56, Switch attendant at "B" Winning, relating to a Prescribed Industrial Disease
Date1956
DescriptionDate of birth: 08/01/1900
Marital status: Not given
Address: 4 York Terrace, Pinxton
Type of injury: Not applicable
Description of accident: Not applicable
Further information: Papers include claims in respect of a knee injury in 1951. Toon wrote: 'The dizziness (+ blackouts or lightheaded) I had are more frequent now […] I have to take tablets for the head […] I went to a flower show on Sat 6th when coming home I feel down, I stood while another car went by + the lights effected my eyes just like blackness going up and down, it broke my glasses and marked my nose [...] I have never before suffered with my head or eyes before. I was a very good shot in the army. Can I claim for new glasses'.
Extent1 file
LevelFile
RepositoryDerbyshire Record Office
Archive CreatorNational Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Derbyshire Area

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