RESUMPTION OF ATTACKS
FLYING-BOMBS CAUSE DAMAGE London, Aug. 14. The Germans resumed flying-bomb attacks against the southern counties, including the London area, shortly before midnight and caused casualties and damage. A flying-bomb hit a hospital, blew off doors and wrecked window-s and also wrecked one of the finest nurses’ homes in Britain, but no staff or patients were injured. The enemy sent over more flying-bombs in daylight.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume 79, 15 August 1944, Page 5
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