Strait Will Teach Deaf First Aid Techniques in Syracuse
December 16, 1954 report notes Strait, a shipping clerk at C.E. Chappell & Sons, teaching a Deaf First Aid course. Fire at Moose Lodge damaged rear hall on second floor. District Chief Donald Reid cites cardboard tires near a radiator as ignition, Red Cross instructor Lauretta Newgass praises Strait's progress and class readiness for January start at Red Cross facilities.
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Donald Reid
Syracuse 1
Moose Lodge
Ing
Erleblvd
Montgomery St
James Ist
Reid
Ysoose Hall
Red Cross
Strail
Cool,idge Av
C.E. Chappell & Sons
Eastwood
Strait
Lauretta Newgass
Early Fire Damages Moose Hall
Smoke and water damage reported today across Syracuse as the Deaf Citizens of Syracuse plan first aid training. Carlton Strait, a Syracuse Civic Association treasurer and instructor, completed coursework and will teach basic first aid to deaf members starting January and December trainings.
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Syracuse
James St
Oswego
Carlton Strait
Syracuse Civic Association
Moose Lodge fire deemed insured by governor
William Petrotch governor of the Syracuse Moose Lodge said the damage was covered by insurance and the Moose would continue regular activities tonight. The building is owned by Jack Zeamon. Firefighters from Engines 2 6 12 Trucks 2 6 and the Rescue Squad battled the blaze this morning.
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William Petrotch
Syracuse
Moose Lodge
Moose
Jack Zeamon
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