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Milan Police Chief Thomas Goodridge & Others Check Gas Storage Tank Where Explosion Occurred, May 10, 1962

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AA Firemen Inspect Attic Of House On 506 E Kingsley, April 17, 1962

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Blast Kills Milan Man; Another Seriously Hurt

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Fire Races Through Kingsley St. Attic

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AA Firefighters Battle Blaze At United Supply Co., 1331 Lakeshore Dr, August 16, 1962

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$20,000 Pre-Dawn Blaze Hits Main St. Warehouse

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Firefighters From Argentina Visit Ann Arbor, September 1, 1964

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Barbara Loomis Interprets For AA Fire Chief Arthur Stauch & Argentine Firefighters, September 1, 1964

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AA Firemen Learn CPR, May 19, 1966

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