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📸 Warren Inglese

#FlashbackFriday

June 7, 1974 - 50 YEARS AGO in #RocklandHistory

Excerpt from The Journal News

TUNNEL FIRES CONTINUE TO BURN – DAMAGE ‘IN THE MILLIONS’

Fires continued to burn in a railroad tunnel in Haverstraw today after a Penn Central train derailment Thursday morning which caused six injuries, the evacuation of 100 people and damages estimated "in the millions of dollars.��

Firemen, hampered by intense heat and crumbling walls, had difficulty fighting the blaze. More than 100 firemen were driven out of the tunnel Thursday night by smoke, heat and falling concrete.

The 52-car train, carrying new cars and chemicals, derailed at about 7:30 a.m. Thursday. Conductor Gerald Leech of Catskill, N.Y., and brakeman Louis Lajeuness of Waterford, N.Y. suffered minor injuries in the crash. The engineer, Charles Carpenter of Catskill, N.Y., was apparently uninjured. Carpenter was the engineer of a Penn Central train which collided with a school bus in Congers in March 1972, resulting in the deaths of five Nyack High School students.

Firemen Bob Cusack, James Avaras and Brian Beckel were treated for smoke inhalation at Nyack Hospital later Thursday. A railroad employe, John Misseri, no address available, was in guarded condition at Nyack Hospital after being struck in the chest with falling concrete. Police say the accident occurred as railroad workers attempted to clear debris from the tunnel.

The derailment, which created one of the most complicated firefighting problems in Rockland's history, occurred at 7:30 a.m. just as the three lead diesel engines were approaching the south end of the tunnel.

There has been no explanation as to what caused the accident, and Penn Central officials said its investigative team, on the scene since early morning, would need "at least two or three days" to make a complete report.

Haverstraw police chief John Bubenko ordered the evacuation of residents along Riverside Avenue, near the north tunnel entrance, an area known as "Dutchtown", shortly before 1 p.m.

An estimated 100 persons, about 30 families, left the area in buses, and officials said most of them planned to stay with relatives.

Bubenko said the evacuation was ordered as a precautionary measure: "We don't know for sure what's in that tunnel —- and we're just not going to take any chances."

Traffic along 9W, one of Rockland County's major north-south arteries began to back up near Haverstraw by 9 a.m. and by noon, one motorist described it as "just one helluva mess."

State police set up detour points both north and south of Haverstraw at noon, diverting traffic to alternate routes, but sightseers and the curious still jammed the area.

At the height of the drama, as many as 500 firemen and police were in and around the scene.

Fire-fighting units from Haverstraw. West Haverstraw, Stony Point, Garnerville, New City. Valley Cottage, Congers, Nyack and Spring Valley all had apparatus at or near the blaze.

Throughout the late morning and afternoon, small drumlike explosions could be heard inside the tunnel. Firefighting officials said these were probably from exploding tires and gas tanks.

The chemicals listed on the train, besides the hydrogen peroxide, included 800 bags of Bethyl Thenol, which officials said would burn at 200 degrees and give off a noxious odor —- but was non-poisonous.

A spokesman from the Dow Chemical Co. also said the company had a report that one of the "piggy-back" trailers was carrying an insecticide petroleum substance that was not explosive but would, if burned, give off irritating fumes.

By early afternoon, Penn Central had moved giant, 100-ton cranes into position at both ends of the 1600 foot tunnel, and officials were waiting only for the heat and fire to subside before trying to remove the derailed cars.

It wasn't until about noon that a "jerry-rigged" system was set up that pumped water from the Hudson River.

Then high pressure hoses were used to "cool down" the north tunnel entrance and huge fans, called "smoke extractors" were set in place to suck out the thick black smoke.

At one point in the mid-morning, a Haverstraw fireman said: "This is the most frustrating fire I've been to —- and I've been going to them now for about 30 years.

"We don't know what's in that tunnel; we can't get the right kind of water pressure; nobody seems to know what Penn Central is going to do. It's a mess ... a real mess. . ."

For most of the morning and through the early afternoon, there was nothing the gathering of firemen could do but look at the thick, black smoke tumbling skyward from the tunnel entrance.

Penn Central spokesman Joe Harvey said the original 52-car train was bound from Kalma-zoo, Mich. to North Bergen, N.J.

He said the train was made up of three diesel engines; 38 auto carriers; and 12 flatbed cars carrying semi-trailers.

The three diesels and 14 other cars, five of them carrying new automobiles, were scattered across the tracks inside the quarter-mile-long tunnel.

He said the semi-trailers carried an assortment of cargo, including washing machines; auto parts; chemical fertilizer; glass; and cardboard.

Penn Central officials said they would not try to move the derailed cars until either the fire was put out or until it eventually "burned out.''

Harvey said the stretch of Penn Central tracks involved would "definitely" be out of commission for three or four days and that freight traffic would be re-routed.

He said it was too early to put any estimate of damage to the roadbed, the cars or the cargo. "It's obviously going to be up in the millions of dollars. We just don't know yet…”

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[bluemoonperegrine]

Places I've never visited but know a ridiculous amount about due to writing research

the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago

parts of San Francisco

the Sunset Park neighborhood of Brooklyn, NYC

Harlesden, London, UK

the Dutchtown neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri

Sedona, Arizona

the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles

parts of Marin County, California

Fort Tejon State Historic Park in California

and now parts of San Diego, California and the mountainous areas to the east

At this rate I should move to California!

[lboogie1906]

Eric Todd Reid Jr. (December 10, 1991) is a former football player who was a safety in the NFL. He played college football for the LSU Tigers, receiving consensus All-American recognition. He was selected in the first round of the 2013 NFL draft by the San Francisco 49ers, with whom he made the 2014 Pro Bowl.

He was born to Eric Reid Sr. and Sharon Reid in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He attended Dutchtown High School in Geismar, Louisiana, where he played football, basketball, and ran track. In football, he recorded 78 tackles, nine sacks, four interceptions, and three fumble recoveries as a junior. As a senior, he received Louisiana Class 5A All-state honors after registering 45 tackles and three interceptions. He played in the 2010 US Army All-American Bowl.

A standout track & field athlete, he followed in his father’s footsteps to excel in the hurdling events while at Dutchtown. His father was the 1987 NCAA Champion while at LSU. In sprints, he set a personal record time of 6.69 seconds in the 55-meter dash at the 2009 LSU High School Indoor Classic. In the hurdling events, he placed 4th in the 55-meter hurdles at the 2009 High School Last Chance Qualifier, with a personal record time of 8.00 seconds. His career-best time of 14.2 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles at the 2010 Dutchtown 4-way Meet, where he won gold.

His brother, Justin, is a safety for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Since he decided to protest with Colin Kaepernick in the 2016 NFL season, the two have been collaborating to address social justice issues and help communities and people in need. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[krewederoberts]

SUMMER CAMPS

{REID'S BASEBALL CAMP}

{DUTCHTOWN CHEER CAMP}

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{BENGALS CHEER CAMP}

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{BOTH REID & AUBREY ATTENDED MISSION DAY CAMP. EACH DAY THEY VOLUNTEERED FOR A DIFFERENT CHARITY}

[sellmyhousefasthazelwoodmo]

Soaring costs have St. Louis renters struggling to stay in their homes

Tiffany Johnson had a mouse issue in St. Louis. In her Carondelet duplex, they crept behind the walls and gnawed on bags of chips in the pantry. She reached her breaking point when she noticed a tail vanishing down the drain as she was putting her children in the bathtub. But it would take her six months to find a new home. The eviction embargo imposed by the pandemic and federal stimulus money helped to mostly contain a housing problem that had been raging for years, but it has roared back this summer. Low-income earners are clutching for a lifeline as a result of rising inflation, skyrocketing real estate costs, and a decreasing availability of affordable rentals, and housing advocates are raising the alarm. “It will be a train wreck, and it’s coming right down the tracks toward us,” said Robert Swearingen, an attorney with Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. Johnson, an Amazon driver, settled into a home in Dutchtown in May. The rent is out of reach at $1,510 per month, which is two-thirds higher than what she had been paying for the duplex. The five children's mother saves every penny she can. While she works, her sibling or siblings care her children. Unless she needs to get to an appointment, she never drives. And in what seems like a lost effort to reduce her electricity use, she unplugs everything. “My Ameren bill is so high,” said Johnson. “It’s just ridiculous.” Numerous Americans' budgets have been destroyed by an inflation peak that lasted four decades. Costs for food are up 11%. Despite recent drops, the price of gasoline is still 19% higher than it was a year ago. Although some expenses can be cut (e.g., by turning down the air conditioning or using public transportation), housing costs are set. Unless they're speeding up. According to real estate data provider Clever, rent increases are occurring across the country more than four times as quickly as income increases. Rent increases in St. Louis began before the outbreak. Smaller units have faced an even higher climb: One-bedroom apartments saw a 14% increase from 2015 to 2019; studio units saw an 18% increase. “There’s a lot of things going on all at once, putting pressure on low-income people,” said Yusef Scoggin, the director of human services for the city of St. Louis. “The amount of assistance coming in is unprecedented, but the people needing assistance is at a whole other level.” Eighty organizations that offer housing assistance get funding from the United Way of Greater St. Louis. 37% of contacts to the United Way helpline in the six months before the pandemic were about housing-related. That had risen above 45% in the first half of the year.

[rubydoll311]

We’re cute as hell though! (at Dutchtown South, St. Louis) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqOceE8u4B5iqqhD6YeFrIOUzPs9pEfHb8GFJI0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[aereiff]

The Investigation

Once upon a time there was very  tall detective whose name was Goldilocks and he  investigated the three bears on vacation in  a house in Dubai. So the tale is not the IIII it appears to be. They never  are. He didn’t like being called Goldilocks. It was an offshoot of his  business which includes heavy parts sarcasm, irony and mispeech in order to  bear the trials of the daily work. All the detectives had nicknames, a female  was Boise Boysee, a looker has to suffer. Donald duck, Don for short, lived  on the canal. Lambragingee, Lambri,  got caught driving a bike to work. They all had their crosses each put  the other on. Goldy for short had surfer hair, not slicked back, but fuzzed  out like the auroa of the sun, or at least when the sun had an aurora. As you  suspect in yer in all tall white dudes he was Dutch, but with some other blood  that suggested in the aborigy, but we’re not here to discuss the gene pool.  That district was named for the airport and took in the less affluent parts  of town, the warehouses, pulperias, lumberyards along the dust banks and the  downtown landfills, squatter camps, extending to the base of the towers up  and over. They divided that valley into north and south and naturally south  for all misanthropes the chumacca lies. This was the way of those explorers  not only to the west and southwest but to the globe. Didn’t they say we love  the centric part, pretending the globe girl and in the girl well we know the  center lies…

He could have  been called moonbeam, or sunshine, or starlight, but the goldy thing wasn’t  helped by his breaking open the case of the three oops, called oops yes, but  also ooks, and they are mighty big bears, or/and they might have been bears,  big fat grizzlies that would eat ya be forewarned, which is the offing of the  folktales abounding and surrounding these events.

The investigation  proceeded first hand, but eventually led to a series of folk tales, street  tales emenating in those neighboods among the freeways and tide flats of the  toxic plumes of TCE that flowed their merry way west from the old Motoola  plants. The tales grew up at the time those plumes were fast  flowing and it continues underground much  the way the tales about the oops ooks did, changing shape, permutatijgn ,  perculating, through the aq

 Uifers, Ubers of  the strata, drifting down to the salt itself. It the tales are toxic so are  the plumes and the alumina air, presume, down to the very word faer in the old  tongue before the Dutch, in that book besides Goldy’s bed. That ‘s like the  tales that Goldy found so much he became a forlift himself, fork-lorist,  collector of coyote tales, Hopi legends, Navajo forts along not just rio  salado, but north of course and down in the canyons among the brush wees of  the rio grande and above that up to the Colorado running cold. I means the  tales were that way, some put upon poles, or walls in praty paint, some found  in old pamphlets with hints in the old painters of Dutchtown as it was then  called, with degrazia untouched, found in the thrifts,  touches un approved [add other painters]  but westers case more as blue riders than realists. The tales exploded at  various points into epiphanies of nonsense and whimsy all which was suitable  f for the amnesia of the times which substituted the blast of the sun at 110  for indoor pleasures of freezer rooms and packages of orm meat that stopped  the force of crime so many days that still sleepy town of 5 million grew to  10 when all the refugees finished their arrival. They would know nothing of  the history of their new solace without such tales as these. Not that Dave,  that’s his real name, Dave Hunt, Goldilocks, or Dave Cash, would collect them  in any other form that a murder book held closely in the department. Grand  juries supposed this and a lot more. Wires and surveillance even more. So we  have a lot to tell, not to go on and on about the docket and the process. In  that town they take their  teenagers  for a night in the lockup as a precaution, same as their tales are still  painted on buildings, if you can read the symbolism. They are part of the  decoration now, licensed by the signage of the city , liegit, people eating  eat other under the rubric of nonsense. So read the billboards more closely  and look for signs of the revelation.

Police procedure  dictates that these things stored in cold cases and archives can only be  leaked sourcelessly to the press so a lot of what occurs below is just that,  stuff from murder boards and books, interviews, interpretations, ver batium  transcripts and the lithe like. How you get these exclusives  is part known part not, and if yor’re  worried about language, native speakes determine the language, I am a native  speaker form the breast  therefore I  have carte blanc. White socks is a symbol of their innocence. Trade in Body  parts is one part of cannibalism. In the mix of truth and fantasy I did  review this book cited at the end.Dave was more of a linguist than he let on.  He had an anglo saxon dictionary by is bedside and read it to go to sleep.

 4/11/18 Wed. Faer Press: “The Old English word above holds inside it many meanings. It is a going, a journey, a way, a journeying, an expedition, a road, a passing, a course, a march, a voyage, a path; it is a place where passage is possible, a thoroughfare, an entrance; it is that in which a journey or voyage is made – a vehicle, vessel, carriage, ship, ark; it is a body of persons who journey, a crew; it can also mean fear, peril, danger, sudden, intense and beautiful. [information gathered from the Bosworth-Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary]…This word can conjure others too if you look at it long enough: it could be the just-out-of-sight otherworld of færy; it could be a gathering of festive merriments from afar – a fair, or the gift one would give to another at such an occasion – a fairing…”

[nfliplnews]

[ad_1] Getty Images Alabama edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. is one of the top prospects, regardless of position, as we look ahead to the 2023 NFL Draft. A five-star prospect out of Dutchtown High School in Georgia, Anderson immediately became a force along Alabama's defensive line. His best season came in 2021 -- when he led the nation with 34.5 tackles for loss and 17.5 sacks en route to finishing fifth in Heisman Trophy voting -- but he was dominant throughout his time in Tuscaloosa. He finished his career second in program history in both tackles for loss (62.0) and sacks (34.5) -- trailing only Pro Football Hall of Famer Derrick Thomas in both categories.Below is a comprehensive draft profile for Anderson, including his scouting report, prospect ranking, pro comparison, combine results, college and high school accolades and overall NFL outlook.Note: This profile will be updated as more information becomes available.AboutAge: 21Year: JuniorHometown: Hampton, GeorgiaInteresting fact: Led FBS in tackles for loss (34.5) and sacks (17.5) in 2021Position: No. 1 EDGE | Overall: No. 1 | Rating: 94.40 (All-Pro)NFL combine measurements/resultsWill Anderson Jr.'s measurements/results from the 2023 NFL Scouting Combine will be added once they become available.Scouting reportA five-star from outside Atlanta, Will Anderson Jr. has been as good as -- and maybe better than -- advertised since arriving in Tuscaloosa. In the last two seasons for the Crimson Tide, he had 98 hurries and 29 sacks, and those numbers underscore how dominant he was, at times. He's the best Alabama defender in the Nick Saban era and possibly the best Alabama defender in school history not named Derrick Thomas.Strengths First-step quickness and bend around the edge flashes play after playSurprising power and the ability to win consistently with hands on his way to the QBComparable to Von Miller in size and twitch; both are around 6-3, 245, which is undersized by NFL edge rusher standards, but they play much bigger than thatGreat teammate, even better personWeaknessesMade some business decisions in 2022, though it's hard to blame him -- he still played through Alabama's bowl gameCan sometimes whiff on arm tackles in space- Sometimes there doesn't have to be something wrong with a player -- with Anderson it feels like you're searching for issues that don't really existMade some business decisions in 2022, though it's hard to blame him -- he still played through Alabama's bowl gameNFL comparison College stats2022135117.010.0101120211510234.517.530002020135210.57.00100College AccoladesHonorsCareer: Two-time Bronko Nagurski Trophy winner -- only second player to do so in award's historyCareer: Two-time Unanimous first-team All-AmericanCareer: Two-time SEC Defensive Player of the YearCareer: Two-time first-team All-SEC2022: Chuck Bednarik Award2022: Lott IMPACT Trophy2022: Rotary Lombardi Award2020: National Freshman of the Year (Football Writers Association of America)2020: Freshman All-America (FWAA, 247Sports and The Athletic)2020: SEC All-Freshman Team2020: Second-team All-SEC (Associated Press)Notable statisticsCareer: Second in program history in tackles for loss (62) and sacks (34.5) -- trailing only Pro Football Hall of Famer Derrick Thomas in both categories2021: Led FBS with 34.5 tackles for loss (second in school history)2021: Led FBS with 17.5 sacks (third in school history)2021: Five-time SEC Defensive Player of the Week2021: Cotton Bowl Defensive MVPHigh school: Dutchtown (Hampton, Georgia)Class: 2020Composite Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (0.9913)National: 17 | WDE: 1 | Georgia: 4 | All-time: 377High school accolades: "Super 11" team and first-team All-State (Atlanta Journal-Constitution), All-American Bowl selection Check out Will Anderson Jr.'s full 247Sports profile, here. For his MaxPreps profile, click here. 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[tebberlin]

Dutchtown massacre Mijn werk is te zien in Museum van de Geest, Amsterdam, (Hermitage) Obsessie voor Nummers en Schema's. Tot 27 augustus 2023. https://www.instagram.com/p/CnHGTsos01Z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[contac]

[pinkmaison]

Dutchtown, St. Louis, 🇺🇸

[6emeaux]

[krewederoberts]

WINTER 2023

{REID'S FRIEND'S BIRTHDAY AT THE LSU BASKETBALL GAME}

{AUBREY, HUDSON & SYDNEY WERE THERE TOO ;) }

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{AUBREY DANCING WITH THE GRIFFIN GIRLS DURING DUTCHTOWN'S SEMI-FINAL GAME}

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{DUSTIN'S BIRTHDAY}

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{GRANDPARENTS DAY}

{REID WAS CHOSEN TO BE ONE OF THE NARRATORS}

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{REID'S BASKETBALL SEASON}

[luke-firle]

Newest dumpster cutout. #lukefirle #lukefirleart #lukefirleartist #lukefirlestudio #dumpster #shapedpainting #collage #tags #stlartist #dutchtown #lauf #smfry #guph #conteporaryart #conteporaryartist #emergingartist #contemporarypainting (at St. Louis, Missouri) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHdTRhAJd2d/?igshid=uue7f0ogg1jf

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Shared from @stlhomesmag . This is the Dielmann-Kaiser House, it was built in 1883 as a wedding present for Antoinette T. Kaiser. Today it has been lovingly restored to its original Victorian self. Located on South Broadway, Jefferson and Chippewa in Dutchtown. | via: @jhoff1257 . #stlhomes #stl #stlouis #igstl #stlouisgram #stlarchitecture #explorestlouis #architecture #archi_ologie #mansard #purple #secondempire #oldhouse, #dutchtown #canon #teamcanon #rebelt5i #victorian #victorianarchitecture, #BrickStory, #thisoldhouse #architecture_hunter #architecture_best #architecturaldesign #architecturedaily #architecturedetails #instarchitecture #architecture_view #architecturealways . Tell us your story... (at St. Louis) https://www.instagram.com/p/B37VvovDr07/?igshid=177pcuw8r2r7k