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4-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 1978
Well, I've finally started going through some of my old fire-related stuff, now that I'm a retired guy. While cleaning up, I found an old home-made recording of the 4-11 alarm at Z-Frank Chevrolet on Granville and Western in 1978. I remember I was on my way to college classes and decided to "take this in." It was snowing heavily that day. I took a few photos and then had to rush off to class. The main FAO radio voices were Dan Evans and George Brown. I’m not exactly sure who the chief was in the 27th district back then. Anyway, I hope you enjoy this piece of history.