Tornadoes Lash Three States Across Plains and Midwest
Tornado activity swept through Texas Ohio Kentucky and Michigan causing property damage and casualties. Deputies reported multiple deaths and injuries as storms toppled buildings and farms while authorities assessed losses in several counties.
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Sheriff's Office
Alpine
Brownsville
Texas
Cincinnati
Panhandle
Ohio
Clinton County
South Central
Cooper
Michigan
Rockwall
Kentucky
Gunter
Wattes
Falmouth
Starr County
James A. Rhodes
Columbus
Wheelersburg
216Th Engineer Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Jesse Foster
Stu
Louie B. ‘Nunn
Small Business Administration
Texas deposits jump as banks report growth across cities
The report shows Austin, Fort Worth, San Angelo, Midland and Dallas area banks posting higher deposits driven by employment, construction and retail activity. Denton and Beaumont banks also reveal varied shifts with Denton seeing strong gains while Beaumont shows a small decline. Several counties and cities record record figures amid broader economic expansion and regional resilience.
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Beaumont
Port Neches
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Fear Now
Tom Harris
First National Bank of
Denton
Denton County
Austin
San Angelo
Midland Bank
Longview
Gregg’ County
Harlingen
Grayson County
Sherman and
Denison Financial Houses
Port Arthur
Births and Weather Hit Kentucky and Ohio Regions
Reported births across several families detail weights and hospital times with fathers' occupations. Severe weather battered Kentucky tobacco farms while a Dover church bell was hurled. Ohio winds reached 110 mph injuring residents and destroying planes as tornadoes struck Newtonsville and Smithville with multiple injuries.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Newtonsville
Lohio
Smithville
Tenn
Rites Thursday for Glenn E. Faseler in Hurley Chapel
Glenn E Faseler 56 of Lubbock died after a five week illness in West Texas Hospital. Funeral services set for 4 p m Thursday at Hurley Funeral Home Chapel in Hondo with Masonic graveside rites at Yancy Cemetery. Local arrangements by Sanders Funeral Home. Faseler a cattle buyer for Armour Co resided in Lubbock since 1965 moving from Hondo. Survived by wife Frankie a son Kenneth Wayne of Houston a daughter at home his mother five brothers and six sisters. Also notes his Masonic Lodge and First Methodist Church memberships. Also mentions 1967 rise in motor fuel taxes per Commerce Clearing House.
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Glenn E. Faseler
Hurley Funeral Home
Hondo
Yancy Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Faseler
58Th St
West Texas Hospital
Armour & Co
Lubbock
Castor meal detoxification eyed for livestock feed
Conference on animal production discusses increasing efficiency to meet global food demand. Studies show detoxified castor meal can replace cottonseed meal in cattle rations with varying ricin levels. low ricin castor meal showed similar weight gain but lower intake, boosting feed efficiency by about 10 percent.
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Zinn
Robert C. Albin
Albin
Jalbin
Bart Cardon
Arizona Feeds
Tucson
Tech
Lubbock and West Texas
Tax relief for singles targets dependents and heads of household
A congresswoman candidate promotes bills to expand head of household status and personal exemptions for single people living alone. She cites a 13 million single women and 5 million single men over 35 who could benefit, while noting a dim chance for action this year.
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Miss Shinders
Miss Shinder
Internal Revenue Service
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Services Planned For Mrs Heard and Grimes
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Minnie Bell Heard at 2 30 p m today at First Methodist Church with Rev H B Coggins officiating Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home of Ralls Mrs Heard died Monday in a local rest home Survivors include four sons John and Joe of Ralls J Wallace of Park Hill Okla and two daughters Mrs Lilly Brasher Mrs Arlene McAllen Susie Dean Mrs Pauline Martin Margie Collins Mrs Ruth Wright and others Also listed are grandchildren and great grandchildren Lee Lance Grimes 71 a retired farmer died Tuesday at his Floydada home He had lived in Stratford and Floydada for years and served in World War I
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Ralls
Minnie Bell
Heard
First Methodist Church
H. B. Coggins
Crosbyton
Carter Funeral Home
Young County
Crosby County
John
Joe
J. Wallace
Park Hill
Okla
Roy
Archer City
Lilly
Canyon
Ters
Ruby Brashear
Arlene McAllen
Susie Dean
Steel
Corpus Christi
Lubbock
Pauline Martin
Margie Collins
Floydada
Harlingen
Ruth Wright
Smith Grimes
Moore Rose
Lee Lance Grimes
Grimes
Stratford
Voters in muddle as Texas governor race splits
The Texas Democratic field divides into know-hows and know-betters with Smith, Yarborough, and Carr leading the know-hows while Locke, Hill, and Briscoe tilt toward change. Yarborough, 42, touts a people’s campaign and labor backing, while Smith, a veteran legislator, argues for term limits and Texas-focused governance. Carr, 49, emphasizes law enforcement and local option liquor debate.
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Smith
Carr
Yarborough
Texas
Locke
Hill
Briscoe
Lubbock
John Connally
Capitol
Connally
Robert Kennedy
Houston
Ralph Yarborough
Consumer Protection Commission
House
Ate
Tam
Hank
Prison years link Curtis and Ray through Leavenworth and beyond
Curtis testified that two weeks after a prior claim he was sent to Leavenworth where he and Ray shared the same 281-cell building. He cited transfers to Atlanta and Missouri State Penitentiary, noting they were inmates together for years and saw Kennedy assassination news in the yard. He described Ray as solitary, calculating, and often involved in plotted actions, with a bounty rumor tied to King.
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Curtis
Ray
Leavenworth
Atlanta
Missouri State Penitentiary
Kennedy
King
Sal Ray
Jany
Dalij
Carlton
Illinois
John Tower
R-Tex
Marti
Carr
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U. S. Weather Bureau
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Workers of America
Joseph A
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Nederland
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Victoria
Navarro County
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Janichita
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Anderson County
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Fe Mestad
Aethadiet Hosni
Methodist Hospital
Arcade Quintanella
Ars
Gary Chitwood
Methodistospital
2Nd St
Theodore K. Bara
Slova bin SL
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Reso
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Reese Apb Hospital
Reese
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Arnold St
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Reese Afb Hospital
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Valie
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Larry ‘Alley
Duke
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Dover
First Christian Church
G. E. Faseler
Commerce Clearing "House
Lillie Hall
United Methodist Church
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
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New York
Donald Harvey Tippett
Church of England
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World War I
Raymond Curtis Eras As
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Animal Husbandry Department
Norman Sachnik
Range Engineering Development Corp
George Fischer
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Hereford
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