A DOCKER’S ‘ENJOYABLE’ JOB EVENTUALLY COST HIM HIS
A DOCKER’S ‘ENJOYABLE’ JOB EVENTUALLY COST HIM HIS LIFE WHEN
HE DEVELOPED ASBESTOSIS, AN INQUEST HEARD ON WEDNESDAY.
ALFRED BURNELL, 70, STARTED WORKING IN THE DOCKS IN 1940
EMPLOYED AS A
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