The Archive · 1928

OVER BRITAIN

Hielp Sent Out to Vessels in Trouble by Reason of the Heavy Seas: Five Hundred in Wales Rendered Homeless London, Faactly a week after the ale which did so much havoc in the South of England another rear wind and rain storm swept across the country from the Atlantic today. London again eauzht the full force of the gale, which blew times in gusts attaining 80 miles an hour.

Air services between London ant the continent have been suspended This afternoon although this morn-iny they were till" running rehedule, High seas are round the coasts and vessels running for shelter. Several ships Nave sent out distress signals and Jifeboats from Ramsgate and Deal have been launched to go to the xe: cue of fishing bouts,

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