Baltimore Sun resumes after five week strike and tornado outbreak
Baltimore Sun editions resume with a 24 page Morning Sun, while Evening Sun ads accepted. The Baltimore News-American also restarts amid the Washington Newspaper Guild strike. Tornadoes and storms hit eight states, killing at least two, injuring several, and causing extensive damage across Illinois Indiana Missouri Wisconsin Michigan Iowa Ohio and Oklahoma.
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Police Briefs Reported Small-town Accidents and Mischiefs
Miss Barbara Falkenbush sixteen of 47 Linden Street suffered a possible compound fracture when she drove into a parked car on Linden Street. She was treated at St Luke's Hospital. A flower pot struck a girl at 237 Wahconah Street, injuring her and she was treated at Pittsfield General Hospital and released. A resident complained of a boy shooting a slingshot and the weapon was confiscated. George Mikna of 178 Robbing Avenue reported Lorraine Risto, daughter of someone, had broken three windows in his house.
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