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March 24, 1960
Greenbelt News Review
Greenbelt, Prince George's County, Maryland
What is this article about?
The Paul Milasi family in Greenbelt lost their dining and living rooms to a fire last week, damaging appliances. They've found temporary housing in a neighbor's home and received community support with furniture offers and a new set of dishes from GCS.
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Milasis' Luck Turns
By Rita Fisher
The Paul Milasi family, routed from their own home by a bad fire which burned the entire contents of their dining room and living room last week, have found temporary quarters. They are living together in the home of a Greenbelter who will be out of town for a few weeks and who graciously offered his home as a refuge until the Milasis can move back to theirs.
The response of the people of Greenbelt in their offers of furniture and items to replace those lost in the fire has been greatly appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Milasi. As yet they do not know when their house will be ready for occupancy again. Though the fire did not work its way into the kitchen, their appliances and equipment were damaged.
One of the things lost in the fire was a good set of dishes which Mrs. Milasi used only on special occasion. This set was lost because it was kept in a buffet in the rooms burned. Through the good graces of GCS, Mrs. Milasi will be receiving a new set of dishes to replace the valued ones she lost.
A number of the people have offered household items to the family.
By Rita Fisher
The Paul Milasi family, routed from their own home by a bad fire which burned the entire contents of their dining room and living room last week, have found temporary quarters. They are living together in the home of a Greenbelter who will be out of town for a few weeks and who graciously offered his home as a refuge until the Milasis can move back to theirs.
The response of the people of Greenbelt in their offers of furniture and items to replace those lost in the fire has been greatly appreciated by Mr. and Mrs. Milasi. As yet they do not know when their house will be ready for occupancy again. Though the fire did not work its way into the kitchen, their appliances and equipment were damaged.
One of the things lost in the fire was a good set of dishes which Mrs. Milasi used only on special occasion. This set was lost because it was kept in a buffet in the rooms burned. Through the good graces of GCS, Mrs. Milasi will be receiving a new set of dishes to replace the valued ones she lost.
A number of the people have offered household items to the family.
What sub-type of article is it?
Disaster
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Misfortune
Family
Recovery
What keywords are associated?
House Fire
Community Support
Greenbelt
Temporary Housing
Donations
What entities or persons were involved?
Paul Milasi Family
Mr. Milasi
Mrs. Milasi
Where did it happen?
Greenbelt
Story Details
Key Persons
Paul Milasi Family
Mr. Milasi
Mrs. Milasi
Location
Greenbelt
Event Date
Last Week
Story Details
The Milasi family is displaced by a fire destroying their dining and living rooms, finds temporary housing from a neighbor, and receives community aid including furniture and new dishes from GCS.