Lamond and Robertson Rug Factory
General, Alarm
September 9, 1930
Station 623 (private box) at 11:26 AM
26 Branch Street
September 9, 1930
Station 623 (private box) at 11:26 AM
26 Branch Street
Destruction of Lamond and Robertson rug plant and storehouse
Huge pillar of smoke which could be seen for miles
Damage to Lyons plant of Associated Piece Dye Works
Destruction of home at 33 6th Avenue
Damage to two other 6th Avenue homes
7 citizens injured - 3 hospitalized
Fireman (Henry Donalson of Engine 2 - sustained a laceration)
Superintendent of FA, Daniel Moore with hand laceration
Thousands of spectators
Huge pillar of smoke which could be seen for miles
Damage to Lyons plant of Associated Piece Dye Works
Destruction of home at 33 6th Avenue
Damage to two other 6th Avenue homes
7 citizens injured - 3 hospitalized
Fireman (Henry Donalson of Engine 2 - sustained a laceration)
Superintendent of FA, Daniel Moore with hand laceration
Thousands of spectators
Deputy Chief James Sweeney & BC Charles Nolan assumed first command
Off duty BC Michael Comer recalled
Engines 1, 5, 12 & Truck 3 on 1st alarm
Subsequently Engines 1,3, 4, 6, 5, 10, 11, and 13 - Truck 2
Engines 7 and 9 reserved to protect the city
Mutual aide from Prospect Park, Haledon, Hawthorne, West Paterson and Little Falls
Companies relieved at midnight with Engine 3 and Truck 3 kept on detail
Off duty BC Michael Comer recalled
Engines 1, 5, 12 & Truck 3 on 1st alarm
Subsequently Engines 1,3, 4, 6, 5, 10, 11, and 13 - Truck 2
Engines 7 and 9 reserved to protect the city
Mutual aide from Prospect Park, Haledon, Hawthorne, West Paterson and Little Falls
Companies relieved at midnight with Engine 3 and Truck 3 kept on detail
Paterson Evening News
Firemen with high eagle helmets
Paterson Morning Call
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