Nazi Factory Wrecked
A twisted mass of steel and concrete following Allied air attack on a German factory in a city in Northern France,— U.S. Office of War Information Picture…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1944
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VANDALS School Wrecked SYDNEY
Vandals entered Drummayne High School during the week-end and almost wrecked the place…
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In his comfortable study at Lost Lands, Wilfred Eversham sat, on an afternoon in early November, enduring The bitterest moments of his life…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"The Wreck of Destiny" Chapter I (Cont.)
"Why [?] her before? W[?] did I marry her without due warming Why did I ever marry at all? he asked himself in the [?]…
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"My dear boy, you aren't blown away, then? The wind must be terrific along the sea road." "Fairly noticeable, muter. Still, a…
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"What was that?" everyone asked. "There it is again," said Roddy. Boom! boom! the sound came to them clearly above the howling of the…
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"You know what you're risking, sir?' said, one man. "It's about the worst storm I can remember. We're none of us sure of seeing home again…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Launch Wrecked Fisherman's Suffering BRISBANE
On Thursday last Kenneth Thompson, a fisherman, left Yapoon in a launch on a fishing trip. Near Pine Island he…
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"Right you are, Hawkins. And the whole lot of you had better get away and see about dry clothes. You can't do any more good here now and a…
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"The mater is rather wonderful," laughed Roddy. "Our father has been dead for many years—by the way, Evelyn, have you thought? This is the…
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For Miss Irving was a young lady of ample proportions—a Juno of a girl divinely tall and with a well rounded bust, though her waist was neat…
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