Wringer accident
Firemen had to use bolt-1 cutters to free a woman’s arm i from a washing machine; wringer at a North New Brighton holiday home last ; evening. 1 The woman, who had been i staying at the Bowhill Road : address, had been caught in i
the wringer for more than 10 minutes before firemen arrived at 6 p.m. She was believed to be in a satisfactory condition in Christchurch Hospital last! evening, suffering from shock and severe bruising. Her name was not available.
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Press, 28 August 1979, Page 6
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84Wringer accident Press, 28 August 1979, Page 6
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