The Archive · 1937

English Railway Crash Kills Six

London, Feb. 16.

Six persons were killed and many others suffered injuries yesterday when the York-Lowes-oft express jumped the rails at Sleaford East junction in Lincoln County. The engine and six coaches crashed into" a cabin built by the side of the railroad for railway workers. Six of the men who were in the cabin at the time were killed and several others were injured, A number of express passengers also suffered South Wales, representing the equivalent. of five' shillings in the pound on local rates.

'Durham, Glamorgan and Monmouth, between them, will gain something Mike £090,000" yearly. In London. Bermondsey the poor borough, will gain the equivalent of more' than shilling In the pound on the Tocal rate.—Wireless through Reuter. uss

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