Seventy-fifth anniversary issue of The Texas Fireman a publication documenting news and events related to the State Firemen's and Fire Marshals' Association of Texas as well as information of interest to members.

Portrait of the 5 Dallas Fire class members from June 1951 posing in front of a wall inside a building in one row. All of the recruits are wearing casual attire, button down shirt, slacks or jeans, and black belt.

Photograph of recruit class number 40 standing and posing against a two-toned background. The top half of the background is light-colored and the bottom half is darker.

Portrait of the 8 Dallas Fire class members from May 1952 to June 1952 posing in front of a wall inside a building in two rows. All of the recruits are wearing casual attire, light colored button down shirts, with light colored slacks, a black belt, and black shoes.

Photograph of recruit class 51 standing and posing together in front of a two-toned background. The top half of the background is light-colored and the bottom half is darker.

Portrait of the 6 Dallas Fire class members from June 1952 to July 1952 posing in front of a wall inside a building in one. All of the recruits are wearing casual attire, button down shirt or sweater, slacks, and different types of shoes.

Photograph of recruit class number 52 standing and posing in front of a two-toned background. The top half of the background is light-colored and the bottom half is darker.

Photograph of the two story brick Stanford Furniture Warehouse with smoke pouring from the rooftop and windows, at 316 Olive between Live Oak and Pacific. Ladders reach the second floor and firemen climb to the roof and windows. Lieutenant Crites died in the fire.

Portrait of the 6 Dallas Fire class members from May 1953 to June 1953 posing in front of a wall inside a building in two rows. All of the recruits are wearing casual attire, light colored button down shirts, with light colored slacks, a black belt, and black shoes.

Photograph of recruit class number 57 standing and posing together against a two-toned background. The top half of the background is light-colored and the bottom half is darker. All of the subjects wear the same uniform: short-sleeved collared button-ups tucked into matching belted slacks. The subjects are listed from left to right; Wesley Newman Mitchell, Anderson Ross Frank Jr., Robert Biniard Kimzey, Ray Harold Purdom, James Boyd Lavendar, and Albert Leonard Wasson.

Photograph of men wearing mostly white shirts shifting through the rubble of a building that collapsed on the 1400 block of Elm Street.

Photograph of a building collapse on the 1400 block of Elm street.

Photograph of a three story brick building collapsed at the 1400 block of Elm street.

Photograph of workers wading through the rubble of a collapsed building on the 1400 block of Elm Street, where a car was thoroughly crushed.

Photograph of a light colored truck parked on the side of Elm street at the 1400 block where a building had collapsed.

Photograph of men wading through the wreckage of stone and metal at a building collapsed on the 1400 block of Elm street.

Photograph of a two story wooden building with much of the second story destroyed by fire.

Photograph of a wooden house with the second story mostly destroyed by fire.