22 Deaths in Devon Flood: Half Village Is Swept Out to Sea
LONDON: Twenty-two people are ka[?]ave perished in the nightmare (good and avalanche which swept half of Lyminouth, a picturesque Devon…
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Baby Drowned in Floodwaters
SYDNEY: One-year-old Gary John Lee, was drowned at Warren yesterday morning when his pram rolled off the verandah of…
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LONDON, Monday: FIFTY-ONE PEOPLE ARE NOW BELIEVED TO HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES IN ENGLAND'S WORST FLOOD TRAGEDY. Twelve bodies have been recovered and 26 people are…
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Twenty-two people are known to have perished in a nightmar flood avalanche which swept half Lynmouth, picturesque Devon village, out to sea…
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Sydney Weather Bureau officials today warned, of unsettled weather developing in…
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M. C.. Blaxland, 166 Jessie Street, Armidale, writes to the Editor: Sir—In a few days the…
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Further donation to Armidale's Flood Relief Appeal Mrs. F. M. Wilson of Treavanna, Armidale, £10…
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Despite the floods there was a near-record attendance of 420 at the annual T.A.S.-N.E.G.S…
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More than three inches of rain in the Emmaville district in the last fortnight has temporarily suspended tin mining operations…
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LONDON: Troops and civilian workers are racing against time to divert the West Lyn River back to its proper channel in…
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LONDON, Wednesday: Troops and civilian workers are racing against time to divert the West River back to its proper channel in the flood de[?]ted North Devon before the spring tides, [?]…
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Peter L. Barnard, 53 Dangar Street, Armidale, writes to Editor: Sir,—Arising out of our…
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PAINED surprise has been expressed in some quarters at the absence of a relief fund for flood…
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Fallowing the heavy rain of Tuesday and Wednesday of last week, all waterways in the district were in high flood…
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PAINED surprise has been expressed in some quarters at the absence of a relief fund for flood…
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Municipal Engineer, (Mr C. W. Smith) said at the last meeting of Inverell Municipal…
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LONDON:—Soldiers worked alongside civilians last night preparing graves in which a number of victims of the North…
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Improved road drainage lessened the damaging effects of last week's flood 'rains, councillors…
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"The unfortunate people whose homes hare once again bent devastated by flood must have our sympathy."…
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Further donations to. Armid ale's flood Relief Appeal: Mr. J. T. Elliott £3, Mr. J. A. Sewell £1…
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