Explosions at Howard University Kill Four and Wound Several
Four people die and several are hurt when two blasts rocked the Howard University chemistry building during a move of potassium chlorate and sulfur jars. Fire Chief Ray Roberts cites an accidental chemical mix as the cause. Firefighters rescued victims on the fifth floor as dense smoke filled the five story building.
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Howard University
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Steven
Tony) Bland
Nellie Bland
Howard Dietician
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New York Fire Chief Resigns After 33 Years
Battalion Chief Wesley Williams of the 15th Battalion in the Bronx retires after 33 years of service. Injuries from a 1951 crash while responding to an alarm ended his career. He joined January 10, 1919, rising to lieutenant in 1927 and battalion chief in 1938. A boxing champion and weightlifting standout, he is noted for a wide personal library.
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Below The Surface Poem by William Henry Huff
The poem describes a unifying worker who helps uplift humanity. It contrasts humble attire with enduring contributions that outlast fashion as progress drives forward like Mars on golden wings, implying lasting impact beyond clothing and era.
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William Henry Huff
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Mars
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