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Götiska Dagbladet​

February 21, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 1​

Snow in North!

Suionia's weather agency SWA issued a class one warning on Friday, meaning the weather may cause danger for the public and damage to societal functions.
The warning applies for everywhere north of Jarolangsstaoir and most of the Gothic sea of the country's South coast.
Suionia's Traffic Agency warned motorists to be careful on Friday and throughout the weekend due to potentially slippery roads.

"It's important to keep updated, make sure you have the right equipment and plenty of time if you're driving today," spokeswoman Hartman Knudsen told the Suionian news agency.

Several motorists have already succumbed to the winter conditions, and one truck drove off the road in Kvigandafjoror, central Suionia. No one was injured.
With the annual cross-country ski race coming up, the agency warned of a significant increase in traffic around Bjallabrekka and Doguroarnes in central Suionia.


Austweigian ambassador shot in Drottninggården!

The Austweigian ambassador to Suionia is critically ill in hospital after being shot on a Drottninggården street.
Estefan Wetterstrum, 42, was leaving a diplomatic function at the Yngling Hotel in Grin Quarter when a young woman who had been seen loitering outside the building attacked him.

The gunwoman fired two shots with a machine pistol - one narrowly missing Mr Wetterstrum's police protection officer and the other hitting the envoy in the head.

The assailant was shot by the bodyguard and also has serious head injuries. Two other men fled the scene in a car but were later stopped and arrested by police in Hings Quarter.

 

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The Crowned Government of Valkany is willing to assist Suionia in any needed manner to help capture the culprits of this outrageous act and bring them to justice. We also extend our humblest and deepest condolences to Austweigia and the ambassador's family. For now we call for peace and calmness on both sides.

Imperial Minister of Foreign affairs,
Lord Johann Odessof

 

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Det kongelige Utenriksdepartement Stiftet 7. februar 1953​ Viktoria terrase, Kristiania, Agderland Kongeriket ØstvegLOV OM FOREBYGGENDE SIKKERHETSTJENESTE[SUP]a[/SUP]: DET ER FEM GRADER I SYNKENDE REKKEFØLGE. SIKKERHETSLOVEN FOR DETTE DOKUMENTET ER SKREVET SOM: STRENGT HEMMELIG (top secret) HEMMELIG (secret) KONFIDENSIELT (confidential) BEGRENSET (restricted) UKLASSIFISERT (unclassified) Valued friend, Her Majesty's Government has full faith in Gøtarikes regjering to investigate this criminal act fully and have the appropriate punishment in accordance with the law. The Austwegian Ambassador is temporarily relieved of his position, and shall return home as soon as possible. In his place, his assistant Tora Størmer Bjørgen shall assume his duties on an interim basis. Med Vennlig Hilsen, You must be registered for see images Kristin Ragnhild Haavi Østvegs utenriksminister Austwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs [SUP]a.[/SUP] - Sikkerhetsloven regulerer adgang til opplysninger som kan skade Østvegs eller dets alliertes sikkerhet, forholdet til fremmede makter, eller andre vitale sikkerhetsinteresser.

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Götiska Dagbladet​

February 22, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 2​

Fire in Linksdix station!

At least 74 people have died after a fire at Linksdix station in central Drottninggården.

The blaze reportedly began in a machine room under a wooden escalator.

The escalator connected the Green line - one of five underground train routes which run through Linksdix - with the mainline station.

The fire started as the evening rush hour was trailing off but hundreds of commuters were still in the station which is Drottninggården's busiest.

Many passengers were trapped underground as the escalator went up in flames.
More than 150 firefighters wearing breathing apparatus tackled the blaze and searched for survivors.


Price of milk shoots up!

The price of milk is to go up by more than 10% to 15p a pint from the beginning of next month.
The rise is far higher than expected, and means that milk is now three times the price it was five years ago.

Making the announcement, the Agriculture Minister Karl Jonshakker said pre-election delays by his Labour predecessor, Erik Singlut, were to blame for
the size of the increase.

"It's a rise that should have taken place in April," he said. "I inherited a dairy industry whose costs had risen, and producers whose costs had risen also."

 

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February 23, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 3​

Seven missing in Gothic Sea

Seven young fishermen are feared drowned off the Suionian coast after the disappearance of their scallop dredger in force nine gales.
The Tarsn Hammer's last contact was with its sister boat, Tobrach-n, at 1750 local time. The crew said they were heading for shelter at Karljunkker in the Kurrkark Long Island.

Coastguards described the weather as changing from rough with force five or six westerly winds to "horrendous".

The missing fishermen are: Lars Fernson, 29, his brother Karl, 33, and their cousin Greyer, Greyer Sunkkew, 17, Johhan Murrlk, 22, Doire McFarlane (From Ivernia), 27 and Martin Milligan (From Great Engellex), 26.


We will rebuild our home?

After years without contact, the new government of Suionia, you want to erase the stains of the August Catastrophe, what was the error and hypocrisy of our nation, and start a new country and a new government more democratic as possible.

The Government of Arendaal after a meeting between our diplomats, accepted retake a friendly diplomacy between our nations as well, starting with a treaty of free trade between our countries.

According to the Royal Office will not easily take it all, because the image that was passed to the other nations is of idiocy, hypocrisy and lack of honor of our government. We must rebuild the little that we had.

 

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February 24, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 4​

King celebrates Silver Jubilee

More than one million people have lined the streets of Drottninggården to watch the Royal Family on their way to Joransdatter Castle at the start of the King's Silver Jubilee celebrations.
The King, dressed in blue on his Jubilee Day and accompanied by Queen Lira van Hulst, led the procession in the royal coach.

In contrast to the celebrations a group of rioters sailed down the Drottningens Iälven on Jubilee Day playing their anti-monarchist song.

Laura Showhk quizzed over Ambassador's attack!

A 20-year-old woman has been arrested in Drottninggården in connection with the attack of the Austweigian ambassador Estefan Wetterstrum.
Laura Frederikstadder Showhk is being questioned by police after he was arrested by officers at Drottninggården Royal Airport as he tried to board a flight to Emyn Arnen.

He was charged at the police station with possessing a forged passport and having a firearm without a certificate.

 

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March 2, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 5​

King opens the exhibition!

King Ragnvald III has inaugurated the Nordic Festival of Drottninggården and opened the Nordic Age Hall on the Suionian National Museum.
The festival has been organised to mark 1219th anniversary of Suionia. It is intended to demonstrate the past and future of Suionia, including a memorial for Suionians and Bantyran souls lost in war.

After a special service attended by the King, Queen Lira, Prince Edvard and Margreta and other senior members of the royal family, King Ragnvald declared the festival open in a broadcast from the Royal Throne Room in Nordea Castle.


Duchess of Øst-Pomern joins Muslim

The Duchess of Øst-Pomern has become the first member of the Royal Family to convert to Islam.
The duchess was received into the Religion on a visit to the small Muslim Center in Drottninggården.

The duchess' husband is the king's cousin and 14th in line to the throne.

The duke's office said the duchess' conversion would have no constitutional implications as she was an Catholic at the time of her marriage.

 

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March 5, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 6​

The Last Princess!

Today, it was confirmed by the Palace of Drottninggården that Princess Aviaya av Nareath-Suionia will marry the Crown Prince of [MENTION=1663]Portusgalia[/MENTION], D. José de Loulé. The date has not been confirmed, because according to the terms, the date is under the will of Queen D. Constança. The ceremony will be held in Lisbon, and the Princess will leave for there in a few days.


Suionia in Mountains

Suionians are more active in the mountains than ever before. Both the Suionian Tourism Association and commercial companies report a record-high number of visitors in the Suionian mountain regions.

"Several of our serviced cabins have so far experienced the best summer in history when it comes to the number of visitors," informs head of communications in the Suionian Tourism Association, Snoblomma Ulvaeus.

Overall, the Tourism Association has experienced a growth in the number of nights spent at the serviced cabins of 22 percent more than last year, which was also a very good year.

 

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March 13, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 7​

Diplomatic meeting with Ionia

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Suionia and Ionia met in Algolis this week to discuss the relations between the two nations.
Several proposals to lower the tax duties of eachother's ships and products to Encourage trade between the two nations and promote eachother's products in the national markets were made and most of them was accepted. The meeting had to be stopped because of the death of Ethnarch of Ionia, but it is expected to restart soon.

Reindeer herd closes Suionia highway

A giant herd of 2,000 reindeer has forced Suionia's National Road Authority to shut off a major road between Drottninggården and Uppsala to prevent them being killed by passing cars.

The herd massed together on Greentongue, the mountain plateau in central Suionia, and on Tuesday afternoon had moved within three kilometres of the country's Highway 7.

"This is probably the first time the road has been closed for such reasons," the SRPC's local section head Jannie Fergyki said in a press statement. "Several times, the animals have got close to the road, and we've been on the point of pressing the button to shut the road down, but they've always turned away in time."

 

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March 17, 1954 - 1º Edition, Mass: 8​

Princess Christiana gives birth to a boy!

Christiana, Duchess of Uppland, has given birth to a boy at the Royal Hospital, in Drottninggården.
The boy, who has been named Greger, was born weighing 7lb 1½oz.

He is second in line to the Suionian throne after his father the Duke of Uppland, who accompanied Christiana to the hospital this morning and stayed with her throughout the day.

Outside the hospital crowds had gathered to wait for news of the birth, with some saying they would wait through the night if necessary. Flowers arrived all day long and were taken into the hospital.

Thousands also gathered outside the Drottninggården Palace, where the birth was formally announced.

The King had continued with his scheduled programme, inspecting the 2nd regiment of at Kiruna in Lappland.

A Palace official said he had looked "absolutely delighted" on hearing that the Princess had gone into labour.