A victim of the May 15, 1929 Cleveland Clinic disaster.
Suggested by FAG #48674934:
One of 123 people killed in the 1929 Cleveland Clinic fire. The fire started in the basement of the hospital and was caused by nitrocellulose x-ray film that ignited when an exposed light bulb was too close to the film. The fire generated poisonous gas that suffocated victims.
Suggested by FAG #48674934:
One of 123 people killed in the 1929 Cleveland Clinic fire. The fire started in the basement of the hospital and was caused by nitrocellulose x-ray film that ignited when an exposed light bulb was too close to the film. The fire generated poisonous gas that suffocated victims.
A victim of the May 15, 1929 Cleveland Clinic disaster.
Suggested by FAG #48674934:
One of 123 people killed in the 1929 Cleveland Clinic fire. The fire started in the basement of the hospital and was caused by nitrocellulose x-ray film that ignited when an exposed light bulb was too close to the film. The fire generated poisonous gas that suffocated victims.
Suggested by FAG #48674934:
One of 123 people killed in the 1929 Cleveland Clinic fire. The fire started in the basement of the hospital and was caused by nitrocellulose x-ray film that ignited when an exposed light bulb was too close to the film. The fire generated poisonous gas that suffocated victims.
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VIRGIL M. FLEMING
1902 - 1929
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