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... D. at the Louth Auxiliary Hospital, in addition to a number of other war activities, and she will always be gratefully remembered as having begun and carried on the organisation of a camp for iso homeless people during the Louth flood of 1920. She is an ...
... LIGHTNING AND FLOODS. Worst Storm at Louth Since the Visitation of 1920. In the midst of the intense heat of yeaterday a violent thunderstorm—the worst since the great good of May, 1920--swept over Lincolnshire. - _ . At Louth a terrific ...
... FORMER FLOOD DRAMAS. Louth’s Cloudburst: Sheffield’s Black Day in 1864. The most serious flood disaster of recent years was that at Louth, in Lincolnshire, on May 29, 1920, when the death-roll reached 23. p ~ Fifty houses were washed away ...
... SUNDAY JUNE 6 1920 23DR0WNED IN LOUTH DISASTER Dramatic Stories of Wave ’USES 800 HOMELESS inhabitants- terrible disaster on Saturday the known Lud which the the borough devastating flood of magnitude could attributed to the bursting ot flood track 250 yards ...
... drainage works. The only thing induce the Treasury to change it. would be a repetition of the terrii • disaster near Louth, in I.incolt,:: 1920, when large areas were th,od• the known death-roll was 2.5. 11. ' ...
... in the Harrow iiietriet this week. A ttele.—Mr. (leo. 11. Goodersm atitee:— Remember the dreadful disaster ut Louth. where the floods washed furniture, motors, etc.. away. It they had teen insured under a comprehensive, or latter known at the ' .Ul-in ...
... yesterday afternoon visited by a severe thunderstorm, following a shade temperature of over 80. Louth experienced the worst thunderstorm since the great flood of May 1920. For a short time a terrific wind swept the town, shop shutters were blown down, and a baby ...
... England within the next three days. A LOUTM ALARM. When water yesterday began to flood the streets at Louth (Lincolnshire) many feared a repeUtion of the disaster of 1920. Tradesmen in Mercer-row were Compelled to barricale their shops and Hike other ...
... attended by any great loss of li but this cannot be said, unfortunate of the Hood that devastated the Ii town - of Louth. in Lincolnshire. June,. 1920, when twenty-two peop were droWned. - This aisaster pritharily due to a clondb.irst in t hills above the town ...
... 000 to meet the expenses incurred in connection with the Louth flood. The latter sura is for the provision of temporary accommodation urgently required for persons rendered homeless by the flood.' Kates on Government property are costing the Treasury an ...
... The Louth Campaign. Louth is a name probably up to the present unknown in other countries. It has now attained the distinction of returning the second British woman M.P. It was comparatively unknown to many of ourselves before the terrible flood of 1920 ...
... action as the invitation to Miss Maude Royden to preach in the Cathedral of Geneva, that Mother of Presbyterianism. Louth. The disaster at Louth shows us that a temperate climate and a peaceful civilisation are no protection against some of the worst terrors ...