Fire reported in five-story apartment building 

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Main G-RV, 1-2-345, no telephone on track. Mani front of the 1-7-1-3rd Street, 4 Washington Avenue, the Haven Avenue, fire on the 3rd floor. Man, front-alone, box, 1713, 735 West 172 Street, for a fire on the 3rd floor. 84, what do you have final signal for that? 9374. 844, you're going to be second due there, box 17113, 735, West 172, Strito 4, Washington. 84? 84-8-104 respondent. Manhattan, Indiana. Manhattan, Egenito. In 8-0, we're saying. Manhattan, Manhattan, a lot of 3-4. Also getting smoke on the fourth floor calls apartment A3-4. A3-4-7-4. Can't enter the U-3? I hear-3-1-3. Uh-1-3. If the engineering report became available, replace an engine 8-8 out. Also getting smoke, the fourth floor calls in apartment A-3-4. 1713 is available upon a question. 161784, recommend a 1035, no vote. 1035 of box 354. 1035 a box 384. 5 by 5.5. All right, 104. Have you 5 by 5 on our end as well. on box 1713. Add just 735 West 172 Street for Washington Avenue, Haven Avenue, fire the multiple drawing. And after you get 1075 is in transferment on Box 1713. 735 West 172 Street, for Washington, Navy, Haven, Avenue for fire to multiple drawing. for a 1075 box 1713. 735 West 172 Street. A five-story multiple drilling, 100 by A1 Class 3. Wing stairs, cellar interconnected with 736 West 173 Street. Medical offices in cellar, Haven Avenue side, also known as 135 and 139 Haven Avenue. 1075 box 1713. The address 735 West 172 Street. The multiple dwelling five stories, 100 by 81, class 3. Wing stairs, cellar interconnected with 736 West 173 Street. Medical officers in cellar, the Haven Avenue side, also known as 135 and 139 Haven Avenue. And I'm the latter 36.

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