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68jk09

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2207 Albermarle Road bet Faltbush & Bedford Aves....Fire in a Storage Facility.....lots of roll downs......1809 hrs DV*15 reports unable to locate the Fire....extra E & T = 240 & 174.....bldg is a 2 sty 200x200 irregular NFP aka 2900 Bedford Ave...... 1828 hrs DV*15 reports "water on the Fire....much debris"....ordering another extra = 111 act 157.....1833 hrs still have pockets of Fire on the 1st fl DWH..... 2207 Albemarle Road, Brooklyn, NY
 
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68jk09 said:
2207 Albany Ave .bet Faltbush & Bedford Aves....Fire in a Storage Facility.....lots of roll downs......1809 hrs DV*15 reports unable to locate the Fire....extra E & T = 240 & 174.....bldg is a 2 sty 200x200 irregular NFP aka 2900 Bedford Ave.
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Start up them saws boys
 
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2207 Albany Ave .bet Faltbush & Bedford Aves....Fire in a Storage Facility.....lots of roll downs......1809 hrs DV*15 reports unable to locate the Fire....extra E & T = 240 & 174.....bldg is a 2 sty 200x200 irregular NFP aka 2900 Bedford Ave.
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Chief I Think it is 2207 Albemarle Rd
 
Class 3 Box 1554 - Valve Alarm - 17:50

B-41: Transmit the box - Smoke coming from the roll downs - 17:53

Box after initial - Reporting smoke in the storage facility - 17:54

B-41: 10-75 - We're cutting roll down gates - 17:55

L-113 FAST

B-41: 1 L/S - We're gonna be delayed due to the roll down gates - 17:59

D-15: All Hands - We have not found the seat of the fire yet - Extra E&T (E-240 & L-174) - 18:09

D-15: Water on the fire on the first floor - No extension to the 2nd floor - Companies have a lot of debris to go through - Special call an additional truck (TL-111 act. 157) - 18:29

D-15: Still hitting pockets of fire on the first floor - DWH - 18:33

D-15: AVFKD - Extensive overhaul - PWH - 18:48

D-15: Special call an additional truck for overhaul (L-132) - 19:09

Maybe:
E-248, 281, 255, 249, 240 s/c
L-147, 157, 113F, 174 s/c, 111 (act. 157) s/c, 132 s/c
B-41, 48
R-2
SQ-1
D-15
RAC-2
 
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Ebinger bakery building, I assume the old loading dock area. Anyone who grew up in Brooklyn knew Ebinger bakery, had stores throughout the borough. Blackout cake was the best, brings back memories and now I’m hungry.
 
GeoC said:
Ebinger bakery building, I assume the old loading dock area. Anyone who grew up in Brooklyn knew Ebinger bakery, had stores throughout the borough. Blackout cake was the best, brings back memories and now I’m hungry.
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I was listening & trying to remember... I know that I knew the bldg.; & Could Not Recall what was there ... this gettin' Old Stuff; quite annoying :rolleyes:
 
As Mack knows ( his father was in E 248 and B 41), there was always a supply of Ebingers on the kitchen table at 2261 Church Avenue. It stopped when folks became weight conscious; the ultimate downfall of the bakery, Had about 100 retail shops all served by the one bakery on Bedford between Snyder and Albemarle. Had a day old store on Bedford, The cake, rolls, pies, etc stopped just before they moved to Snyder Avenue. In my family, due to the Cold War. we called the infamous Blackout cake "Fallout cake".
 
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As Mack knows ( his father was in E 248 and B 41), there was always a supply of Ebingers on the kitchen table at 2261 Church Avenue. It stopped when folks became weight conscious; the ultimate downfall of the bakery, Had about 100 retail shops all served by the one bakery on Bedford between Snyder and Albemarle. Had a day old store on Bedford, The cake, rolls, pies, etc stopped just before they moved to Snyder Avenue. In my family, due to the Cold War. we called the infamous Blackout cake "Fallout cake".
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Ebingers was the best. Our whole family rejoiced when they opened a store in Rockville Centre. Then we didn't have to depend on our Brooklyn cousins for Blackout cake . . . which they only brought at holidays.
 
In the small world department, I worked at the First National City Bank at Flatbush and Church. The Treasurer of Ebinger's came in one day to obtain a loan for the business. He had a heart attack and collapsed at the manager's desk. Batt. 41 responded with their resuscitator and a FF from E 248. It was too late for the poor man.
 
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