BURNED
THAMES. Severe burns to the body, arms and face were suffered by Mr Basil Frank Hooker Pulford, farmer, Coast Road, Thames, when a charge of explosive, with which he was splitting posts exploded prematurely. His clothing caught alight. His son, Douglas Basil Pulford, received slight jqurns/whiijb helping his father to extinguish his burning clothes.
Mr Pulford was admitted to the . Thames Hospital.
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Northern Advocate, 25 September 1948, Page 5
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