Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 May 1948 — Page 10

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McKINNEY, Tex, May 4 (UP) —Residents and rescue workers milled around in the littered streets of McKinney today, try-| to restore order after a tor-| nado killed at least three persons and -injured- scores-of others. - | The giant twister cut a 12-mile swath of destruction across north

\gtorm, also born in the midwest, which’ ‘killed 20 persons in middle- | western adn eastern states. Rescue crews, working by flash-| light.and car headlights, dug in| | the wreckage all night in search | for possible additional victims. | Property damage was estimated | |at more than $2 million. ting rooms and the nursery at the City Hospital were (ruined. . Aftendants said the

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU (Central Dayhght Savings Time)

—May 4, 1968— Sunrise... .. 5:43 Sunset. .... 7:41 Precipitation 24 hrs. end oo 304. ".. “Trace Total precipitation Sines Jan, 1. .. 14.18 Excess since Jan. 1. sesay JOB

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Nominees for the Indiana State

Legislature chosen at. today’s primary without opposition included:

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ADAMS. D., and Ervin L. Pox, R. hr Byron T. Som-

BARTHOLO! Rep. Prank

CARROLL-CASS—Harley A. rt, D.

WELLS—Rep. Robert N. Holler. Is Ans

BROWN- JACKSON==Rep. John H, aot ford, 'R. Om

CASS—J. 8. McBride, D., and Rep. william M. Greenwood, CLINTON~—Vernon A D. CRAWFORD-HARRISON ~— Homer Froman, D. DAVIESS—Rép, Russell Colbert, R. DEARBORN-ORIO-—Edgar S. Sale, D, and Rep. William C. Burns. R.-DEKALB-—E. R. Shoemaker, D. FOUNTAIN—Richard V. Shelby, D., and Rep. Thomas B. igler, R. FULTON -PULASKI-—Joseph N. Dill, D.

HANCOCK-MADISON — Rep. Manuel, R. HENRY--Kennith P. Giaescher, D. HENRY-RUSH-—Roy P. Whitton, D.

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were: ‘Second district «Theodore J. Smith, D., Lafayette. Third—Thurman C. Crook, DD; South Bend. Fifth—-John R. Walsh, D,, Anderson, and Rep. Forest A. Harness, R., Kokomo. Sixth — Rep. Noble J. Johnson,

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Ohio Native Dies In Veterans Hospital Rites for James F. Summers, 730 Woodlawn Ave. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in Moore Mortuaries Peace Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown. Mr. Summers, who was 31, died yesterday in Veterans Hospital after a brief illness. A native of London, O., he had lived here for three years. The World War II veteran was a shipping clerk for three years at RCA

Survivors are his wife, Mary Jane; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Summers, two brothers, Emmitt, London;

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