Frank F. Wilson
Firefighter Frank F. Wilson, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
Lee H. Smith
Firefighter Lee H. Smith, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
Earl S. Konkle
Firefighter Earl Konkle, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
Clyde C. King
Firefighter Clyde King, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
Robert L. Dennard
Lieutenant Robert Dennard, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
Casper O. Bone
Captain Casper Bone, along with five other Atlanta firefighters were killed instantly during mop up operations at the Jass Manufacturing Company fire when the fire weakened the floor above them, loaded with 150 bales of water-soaked cotton bales, collapsed. Eight other firefighters were severely injured.
