[Photograph 2012.201.OVZ001.7178]

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Tornado-shaken Oklahomans - in the middle of clean-up operations from Thursday's violent storms - braced themselves again Friday for another onslaught of severe weather. Storm clouds moved into the eastern half of the state setting off two more severe weather warning Friday from the weather bureau for a large are in eastern part of Oklahoma. Dmage in Oklahoma City from Thursday's storm was estimated Friday at nearly $2 million. Principal losses were in the Capitol Hill area which was ripped by tornadic winds. Six deaths and some 50 injuries were attributed to the twisters and windstorms that ripped across four counties. The dead: Mr. and Mrs. David Brawley, Cromwell. Laura Ann Brawley, 21, their daughter. Sennie B. Mitchell, 3333 SE 44, heart aatack. Loyd Walters, 512 SE 46, heart attack. Mrs. O. W. Canon, 57, Anadarko, heart attack.......Tornado funnels passed low over Tuttle, Moore and the southern part of the city. At least Oklahoma City residents were injured, mostlu by flying glass and debris. Police cordoned a wide section of the Capitol Hill area after the storm subsided. At Tuttle 40 homes, two cottom gins, a grade school and part of a grain elevator were damaged. The city's water supply was cut off. Only minor injuries were reported. (photo tag: Hail and storm debris broke through innumberable roof glass windows at this wholesale nursery greenhouse ar SW 59 and Walker Thursday night.)