Six People Injured in City Car Crashes Including Ambulance Driver
Six persons including an ambulance driver were injured in city crashes yesterday. Donald Barrows, 54, of the Norwich Fire Department, suffered a head laceration when his ambulance collided with a car at Irving Ave and E Adams St. Barrows and his patient were treated at hospitals and released. A three year old, Albert Allen Jr, and another child, David Dimento, were also injured in separate incidents but released after treatment. A pedestrian, Abe Hoffman, sustained leg and ankle injuries when struck.
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Donald Barrows
Norwich
Barrows
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Stanley Col Vine IA
Ann Wynn
Chenango Memorial Hospital
Maurice Weeks
Gerald Cyr
W. Onondaga St
Nut
Collins
Veterans Administration Hospital
Miss Wynn
Albert Allen Jr
Midland Ave
Fernwood Ave
Memorial Hospital
Ralph J. Garn
Nelson St
David Dimento
N. McBride St
Turtle and Park Sts
Genevieve Dimento
Commonwealth Ave
Anthony C. Ce‘diano
Lilac St
Abe Hoffman
E. Raynor Ave
E. Genesee Pkwy
Lillian Underwood
Valerie Circle
Jack H. Anson
Ton Rd
Mattydale
St. Joseph's Hospital
New YorkCentral
Leavenworth Ave
John J. Butz Jr
Chatham Jr
Court St
Pasquale R. Cell
Danforth St
David McEntee
Norwich Fire Department
Irving Ave
E. Adams
Oldster Proves He's Safe Steady on Birthday Break
ST. LOUIS taxi driver William Pop Harder, 84, took his first day off in 16 years to celebrate his birthday. A former 53-year railroad man, he returned to cab driving to be among people. Last year he won his firm safety and courage contest.
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ST. Louis
William
Pop) Harder
Harder
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