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CHICAGO—Seven-year-old Dan Taglia heard the fire alarm bell from his classroom on Dec. 1, 1958, but hoped it was a signal that students were getting ice cream. It was too late in the day for a fire drill, and anyway the nuns wouldn't send the children out coatless on such a cold day. Cover Story: Destination Charlotte? (WBTV Charlotte)
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CHICAGO — Dan Taglia, 7, heard the fire alarm bell from his classroom Dec. 1, 1958, but hoped it was a signal that students were getting ice cream. It was too late in the day for a fire drill, and anyway the nuns wouldn't send the children out coatless on such a cold day. Scars remain 50 years after Chicago school inferno (The State)
Seven-year-old Dan Taglia heard the fire alarm bell from his classroom on Dec. 1, 1958, but hoped it was a signal that students were getting ice cream. It was too late in the day for a fire drill, and anyway the nuns wouldn't send the children out coatless on such a cold day. "But what does a third-grader know?" recalled Taglia, now of Katy, Texas. On the first floor at Our Lady of the Angels ... Scars remain 50 years after Chicago school inferno (The Charlotte Observer)
(By F.N. D'ALESSIO, Associated Press Writer) Seven-year-old Dan Taglia heard the fire alarm bell from his classroom on Dec. 1, 1958, but hoped it was a signal that students were getting ice cream. It was too late in the day for a fire drill, and anyway the nuns wouldn't send the children out coatless on such a cold day. "But what does a third-grader know?" recalled Taglia, now of Katy, Texas. On ...
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