THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE November, 1989; Volume 11, Number 1 Inside: The Granding She wore a blond wig,' had beautifully manicured fingernails and was obese; a well-loved nurse of the...
It was New York City's worst disaster until September 11, 2001. The City Department of Public Welfare made a report giving various statistics and listing by alphabet those who perished, were missing, or were sent to various hospitals. The list also included some of the people who were uninjured and more or less walked away from the disaster. The Department of Public Welfare counted 622 families, 863 dead, 61 missing, 267 injured and 140 uninjured for a total of 1,331 people. It is apparent when looking at newspaper reports and other records tha ...