Evening Star (Washington (DC), District of Columbia), Sunday, December 30, 1956, p. 8
CHILD FATALLY HURT IN YULE TREE FIRE
Baltimore, Dec. 29 (AP) - Fire believed started by an electric train under a Christmas tree killed 3-year-old James Vanblargan, Jr., today and sent his parents to the hospital.
Sixteen persons were forced out of the burning home and neighboring houses as the fire flashed through the place.
James Vanblargan, the 23-year-old father was admitted to Bon Secours Hospital with burns of the head, back and hand. Mrs. Ruth Ann Vanblargan, 20, the boy's mother, suffered a fractured leg, burns and shock.
CHILD FATALLY HURT IN YULE TREE FIRE
Baltimore, Dec. 29 (AP) - Fire believed started by an electric train under a Christmas tree killed 3-year-old James Vanblargan, Jr., today and sent his parents to the hospital.
Sixteen persons were forced out of the burning home and neighboring houses as the fire flashed through the place.
James Vanblargan, the 23-year-old father was admitted to Bon Secours Hospital with burns of the head, back and hand. Mrs. Ruth Ann Vanblargan, 20, the boy's mother, suffered a fractured leg, burns and shock.
Evening Star (Washington (DC), District of Columbia), Sunday, December 30, 1956, p. 8
CHILD FATALLY HURT IN YULE TREE FIRE
Baltimore, Dec. 29 (AP) - Fire believed started by an electric train under a Christmas tree killed 3-year-old James Vanblargan, Jr., today and sent his parents to the hospital.
Sixteen persons were forced out of the burning home and neighboring houses as the fire flashed through the place.
James Vanblargan, the 23-year-old father was admitted to Bon Secours Hospital with burns of the head, back and hand. Mrs. Ruth Ann Vanblargan, 20, the boy's mother, suffered a fractured leg, burns and shock.
CHILD FATALLY HURT IN YULE TREE FIRE
Baltimore, Dec. 29 (AP) - Fire believed started by an electric train under a Christmas tree killed 3-year-old James Vanblargan, Jr., today and sent his parents to the hospital.
Sixteen persons were forced out of the burning home and neighboring houses as the fire flashed through the place.
James Vanblargan, the 23-year-old father was admitted to Bon Secours Hospital with burns of the head, back and hand. Mrs. Ruth Ann Vanblargan, 20, the boy's mother, suffered a fractured leg, burns and shock.
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