The June 23, 1944, tornado that ripped through Shinnston, W.Va., killed 103 people.
CHARLESTON Ƶ Members of the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday got a closer look at Gov. Jim JusticeƵs proposed budget for the next fiscal year.
Gary Short U.S. Navy, Vietnam era veteran
A tornado struck Shinnston and the surrounding area, killing 103 people and injuring hundreds more, on June 23, 1944.
A tornado struck Shinnston and the surrounding area, killing 103 people and injuring hundreds more, on June 23, 1944.
A tornado struck Shinnston and the surrounding area, killing 103 people and injuring hundreds more, on June 23, 1944.
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