Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-05-09 | Page 2 | Tornadoes Kill One, Injure 5

TORNADOES KILL ONE INJURE St 5 S 1 t CHICAGO May J P Tornadoes UP-Tornadoes US Tornadoes b blizzards izz heavy rains and abnormal T heat mottled the tho nation today Torn dou Injured five persons persona and wrecked a a. score of at buildings at Hanna Okla OkIa late yesterday and injured four tour residents of Gore Okla Okia 1 last t night A small r claimed one cne life at Bonham Texas Torr Torrential Tor Tor- r rains washed out roads road in inthe tl the tho Hann Hanna irea area rea One One ne' ne hund hundred ed and nd fifty tifty travelers marooned for tor near nearly y 2 21 2 hours by a a. blizzard bUzzard atop Raton pass were rescued rescued res res- cued or made their lher wa way l to o safety last Jut night five Forty e of them passengers pas- pas on two wo buses busel brought to Trinidad Colo and Raton N. N M. M P Power lines line in T Trinidad and several communities In that vicinity were d wn Another nother bus carrying 38 persons was as caught in a a. snowbank this morning when it ft attempted to n ne negotiate ne- ne the snow covered Raton pass PUI Highway workers reported the Vehicle skidded kIdded from a a. slippery houlder Into a snowbank They said laid It was expected to be released hor Ihor Iy y No one was wu hurt Snow and rain ended a spring drouth over great creat stretches of ot the western plains The precipitation brightened crop prospects prospect in the southwestern dust dult bowL As I a ac c consequence the wheat market dropped 3 cents at Chicago yesterday yesterday yester yester- day and 5 at Minneapolis From the Mississippi valley to the Atlantic seaboard a heat wave brought out straw hats hat A peak of t r reached yesterday at Easton Pa P. Philadelphia reported 92 82 Chicago Chicago Chi Chi- cago cao 86 and New York a a r rec record c. c ord for the date I Week end Week showers shower were expected to return to-return return rn n temperatures to more seasonable levels of ot acres acre of ot farm tarm land Hear Aitkin Minn were were flooded ded aa 4 the Mississippi river awe lied i adl 1