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Miner who survived First World War found in brother's arms after pit disaster

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George and Matthew Hetherington, who worked together in Montagu pit, in Newcastle's Scotswood area, both died on March 30, 1925
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Miner who survived First World War found in brother's arms after pit disaster

George and Matthew Hetherington, who worked together in Montagu pit, in Newcastle's Scotswood area, both died on March 30, 1925

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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Chronicle Live broke the news in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom on Sunday, March 30, 2025.
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