Troops Rushed to Rescue Find Wives, Homes Lost In Flood TURIN
A FEW weeks ago weeping wives and relatives of the great majority of the male population in the district of Ovada,…
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1,160 stories in Sydney's papers · page 40 of 58
In Blizzard Rich Prizes Storm Photos
HAVING fought his why on skis to the summit of Kosciusko during the blizzard that recently raged over the Alps,…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday. -- In South and East Gippsland's worst windstorm for years roofs were blown into the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →"China's Sorrow." More Severe Floods. Palliative Measures Hopeless. Shanghai, July 16
It is impossible for anyone with a shred of humanity in his nature not to feel sympathy for the Government and people of China in their present troubles. They are…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Flood Orphan Pathos, Drama & Tragedy GENOA
AMONG the most pathetic stories of the Ovada flood disaster is that of a peasant who, caught in the fields near Chiaie, took up his little daughter in his arms, climbed a tree and tied the child in the…
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Further desolation threatens the devastated area in Italy. UNCEASING rain not only…
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MELBOURNE, Friday. -- The discovery to-day of his boat sunk in 12 feet of water, in Westernport Bay, confirmed fears felt for Malcolm…
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IN worst gale within the memory of fishermen at Corimella, a 20ft. yacht capsized in Western Port Bay yesterday, and Malcolm…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fascists Suppress Looting Rigid Measures In Flooded Areas Many Suffer Ovada
THE enforcement of rigid Fascist discipline has stamped out the looting in the areas where the panic among the people, following the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Adventures of Will Wattle-Gum A Thunderstorm Comes Up On The Way
"WHAT kind of weather do you like best, Will?" asked Cedric Sandpiper, as the three friends went on their way to see Uncle…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Migrants For Secondary Industries? Primary Market Flooded London Press Suggestion LONDON
MR. LYONS'S statement suggesting that migration to Australia might soon recommence is a symptom not only…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Lashed by Storms Snow, Floods, Gales In N.Z. AUCKLAND
Fierce storms are lashing the North Island. There are 12ft. of snow at the Chateau at Tongariro, and lightning has played havoc with…
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"It seems to me," said the secretary (Mr. H. W. Rowan) at last week's meeting of the Parramatta Chamber of Commerce, "that there…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Old Rags Riches In Papua Desire for Cloth Wild Natives Sudden Flood Peril
"THESE natives are most engaging traders with an astonishing desire for cloth," says Assistant Magistrate J. G. Hides in his diary on the long, dangerous exploration trek through unknown parts of wildest…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Night in Storm Doherty Was Hove To DUNALLY
Mr. G. J. Doherty, who left St. Helen's on Sunday morning for Bicheno, ran into heavy seas and was compelled to heave to five miles off…
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Eleven persons have been drowned in new floods after five hours of torrential rain…
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Alan Thomas (left) and Noet Pollard, both of Cleveland-street Public School, in a children's choir section to-day at the Eisteddfod…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →In the Storm
The shadows of dusk were spreading around and the sun's rays, fell like showers of gold over the river. The bushland was quiet--too quiet for…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Storm That Didn't Break Now, What Was Mr. McDermott Looking for? the Peace Which Passeth Understanding
THE CIVIC SKIES at Parramatta on Monday were overcast. There were flashes of aldermanic lightning during the afternoon, and ominous rumbles that sounded suspiciously like aldermanic thunder. The indications were that the elements were gathering for a storm. It had been forecast that a potential cyclonic…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Floodlit Flowers Strathaird Arrivals From Tanganyika
One of the greatest thrills of home-coming to those who have Harborside homes is to pick out their residence from the deck of…
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