A new clue to Stanley Sanetra!

There are only two Stanley Sanetras that I (or anyone I've ever talked to) has ever heard of in America, born about 1904. One is our Stanley Sanetra, son of Adam and Rosalie, born in Evanston, Cook, Illinois. (Two months after Rosalie and Adam arrived in America). The other Stanley was born about 1904, in Żywiec-Zabłocie Poland, son of Thomas Sanetra and Jadwiga Biel. Thomas, Jadwiga, all their children and Jadwiga's mother Regina immigrated in 1913 and went to Minneapolis. This Stanley, (son of Thomas) to my understanding, remained in Minneapolis the rest of his life. Since that is my understanding, that would lead me to believe that this article is about my relative Stanley Sanetra, who my family hasn't seen since the doors of the orphanage in 1919 in Chicago.

Click on the article to view full screen. This article was in the Kokomo, Indiana newspaper, Dec 23, 1950. The age matches our Stanley (both Stanleys). There was a train fire with 11 people hurt. The windows were all smashed in it. Stanley Sanetra was taken to the hospital and treated for cuts on wrists. The article said this specifically about Stanley " Stanley Sanetra, 47, Chicago, a North Shore track worker, cuts on wrists."

It says 11 injured, But James Hillquist was listed twice. The injured were:1) James Hillquist,  2) Douglas Heim,  3) Rudy Wall,  4) Thomas Kelminski,  5) Reverand Robert O'Keefe, at Our Lady of Sorrows Church, in Chicago, 6) Reverend Vincent O'Shea of the Servite Fathers, in Granville, Wisconsin,  7) Charles White,  8) Thomas Healey  9) LeRoy McKay 10) Stanley Sanetra

I imagine this was quite an ordeal. I also expect some people still living who would remember that event, or at least hearing about it. If you remember this Stanley and this event, please email me. This is the first time we've ever seen mention of a Stanley Sanetra outside of Milwaukee, after the day the kids were admitted to the orphanage in 1919. Stanley's siblings wrote everywhere they could think of for years looking for Stanley and Bronislawa. Paul (Stanley's brother) literally wrote hundreds of letters for the rest of his life trying to find Stanley and never did. I have pictures and letters the siblings wanted Stanley's family to have, to tell about us, and we wish so much to know about Stanley.