RAIL TRACKS FLOODED
Thunderstorms in London RTJGBY, Aug. 14. The effects of yesterday's thunderstorms were still felt this morning when many city wmrkers were delayed on their wav to London on account of the interruptions and tl.e diversion of railway services, due to tracks beiug still flooded despite al! night pumping operations. No single county in Great Britain escaped the storm. The rainfall recorded at Kew during the morning and afternoon was 2.2 inclies, the largest in one day einee 1910,
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 180, 17 August 1937, Page 5
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