Severe Storm Hits England
LONDON, Saturday. --Crops were flattened and shops and houses flooded in one of the severest July thunderstorms…
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Severe Storm Hits England
LONDON, Saturday. --Crops were flattened and shops and houses flooded in one of the severest July thunderstorms…
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LONDON, Saturday. --A man was killed by lightning, crops were flattened and shops and houses flooded in one of the…
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LONDON, Saturday. --A man was killed by lightning, crops were flattened and shops and houses flooded in one of the…
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LONDON, Saturday. --A man was killed by lightning, crops were flattened and shops and houses flooded in one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wide Area Flooded by Murray Waters Still Rising; Heavy Snow May Fall On Mountains
Floodwaters from the Murray River have covered a strip of country three miles wide between Albury and Wodonga. Last night the Murray at Albury was 2ft. 2in. above…
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LONDON, Saturday. --The last race at Hurst Park yesterday had to be postponed until today because of a "Bikini" thunderstorm which…
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LONDON, Saturday.--The last race at Hurst Park yesterday had to be postponed until today because of a "Bikini" thunderstorm which…
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A series of pictures by a "Herald" staff photographer. TOP: Water flowing over the Hume Weir spillway yesterday reached the record height of seven feet 10 inches. LOWER: Gordon Hicks and Albert Coupland retrieving belongings from the tents in which…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cold Snap in City Snow, Floods In South
The unseasonable spell of warm weather which Sydney has been enjoying ended abruptly yesterday with a sharp fall in…
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Although the wind had moderated from Friday's blizzard, snow continued to fall at Kiandra continually yesterday, and further snow is forecast for the Southern Highlands today. Provisions, including fresh meat,…
Continued on Trove, page 32 →Floods Lessen, But Drought Still Hitting Crops, Sheep
WHILE in many areas of NSW stock are dying in the worst drought in 20 years, flood-bound residents near Albury still face the danger of melting snows…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Storm Over Russia's Peace Parley Team Satellite Ministers
PARIS, Monday. -- The Peace conference today may open with a storm over the personnel of Russia's delegation…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Flood Higher at Albury Other Rivers Fall
The Murray River flood at Albury reached a new high level in the town last night, but the water is stationary in most places…
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Flood waters in Albury and Tallangatta, districts are slowly receding, but with the melting snow, it is expected that high…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Harvest in Jeopardy Storms In Britain
LONDON, July 29 (A.A.P.).— Britain's harvest will be one of the most difficult to garner for many years, because acres of wheat,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Australians in Fighting Finish Won In Bandages Storm-arnold in Great Ride
LONDON, Tuesday.--Australians Alf Strom and Roger Arnold were first and second respectively in the first stage of the six days' cycling race from Brighton to Glasgow. Half a length separated the pair…
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ILLUSTRATED by JAMES PHILLIPS THE artist came to the fishing village in the dusk at…
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Almost down to normal, the Murray River at Albury is still falling and danger of further flooding has…
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Almost down to normal, the Murray River at Albury is still falling and danger of further flooding has…
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