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Chicago municipal airport fire
Two hangars and more than 30 planes were burned on June 25, 1930; loss estimated at $1,000,000; conclusion that this was essentially gasoline fire, occurring in building of combustible construction, large area, and flammable contents; no automatic means of extinguishment had been provided and there was no opportunity to use first aid hand appliances to advantage.
Chicago municipal airport fire
Two hangars and more than 30 planes were burned on June 25, 1930; loss estimated at $1,000,000; conclusion that this was essentially gasoline fire, occurring in building of combustible construction, large area, and flammable contents; no automatic means of extinguishment had been provided and there was no opportunity to use first aid hand appliances to advantage.
Chicago municipal airport fire
Nat. Fire Protection Assn. -- Quarterly
1930
5 pages
5 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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