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"Sport and General" Photo. WORST ENGLISH RAILWAY DISASTER FOR YEARS.— A view of the wreckage after the ivorst train smash in the history of the London and North-Eastern Railway, ivhich occurred at Welwyn Garden City Station shortly 'before midnight on June 15. An express train from King's Cross, laden chiefly with Sunday newspapers, crashed into a Neivcastle-bound.express, which was standing at the station. The parcels train telescoped the rear carriages of the express, fifteen persons being killed and forty injured, many seriously.

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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 9, 10 July 1935, Page 9

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"Sport and General" Photo. WORST ENGLISH RAILWAY DISASTER FOR YEARS.—A view of the wreckage after the ivorst train smash in the history of the London and North-Eastern Railway, ivhich occurred at Welwyn Garden City Station shortly 'before midnight on June 15. An express train from King's Cross, laden chiefly with Sunday newspapers, crashed into a Neivcastle-bound.express, which was standing at the station. The parcels train telescoped the rear carriages of the express, fifteen persons being killed and forty injured, many seriously. Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 9, 10 July 1935, Page 9

"Sport and General" Photo. WORST ENGLISH RAILWAY DISASTER FOR YEARS.—A view of the wreckage after the ivorst train smash in the history of the London and North-Eastern Railway, ivhich occurred at Welwyn Garden City Station shortly 'before midnight on June 15. An express train from King's Cross, laden chiefly with Sunday newspapers, crashed into a Neivcastle-bound.express, which was standing at the station. The parcels train telescoped the rear carriages of the express, fifteen persons being killed and forty injured, many seriously. Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 9, 10 July 1935, Page 9

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