Fire Sweeps Through Wooden Hotel, Exposures Saved With Mutual Aid

A national landmark, 100-year-old, wood frame hotel was destroyed by the worst fire in Cape May, N.J., since 1878. However, through the implementation of a pre-fire plan for the four-story Windsor Hotel, the Cape May Volunteer Fire Department kept the fire from extending to a house 5 feet from the hotel and then possibly to the rest of the block of Victorian homes.

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Deputy Chief John Yost was appointed chief of the Norwalk, Conn., Fire Department, effective October 1. He succeeded Chief Eugene R. Seymour, who had headed…

Arsonist Is Paying for Crime—Billed For Fire Fighting, Investigation Costs

Light sentences given to arsonists are frustrating to those who are dedicated to curbing what has been described as “the fastest growing crime” in the…
Coming Events

Coming Events

Nov. 1-4—International Society of Fire Service Instructors: Fall conference, Stouffer’s Denver Inn. For further information, contact Ed McCormack, Executive Secretary, ISFSI, Box 88, Hopkinton, Mass.…

Fire Fighters Convert New Van to Aid Unit

Members of the Tukwila, Wash., Fire Department wanted a new aid unit, but they were not able to find one that met their requirements and…
Company News

Company News

Thomas L. Hamilton was named manager, district sales for North Jersey for RCA Mobile Communications Systems. With offices in East Orange, N. J., Hamilton will…