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- Niagara Gazette - 10/2/1963
William Crewe, a former
city policeman, died Tuesday
(Oct. 1, 1963) in T i c e ,Fla.,
where he had lived since 1951.
He was 74.
Mr, Crewe joined the police
force in 1919 and retired in
1944 after contracting polio.
During many of his years on
the force he worked a beat
around the New York Central
Depot in Falls Street. He also
drove a patrol wagon for several
years.
Former Police Supt. Martin
T. Considine called him the
"neatest man on the force."
He said that Mr. Crewe was
"well liked by everyone he
worked with." Several members
of current police force
remember him and held him
in high regard.
Mr. Crewe left the city in
1951 for Tice, which is a sub-
urb of Fort Myers, Fla. He
had been in a wheelchair since
his polio attack.
In Niagara Falls he was a
member of Epiphany Epis-
copal Church and of Masonic
Lodge No. 132 F&AM.
surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Anna Crewe; a daughter, Mrs.
Marjorie Walker, of this city;
a brother, Rudolph Crewe, of
Model City; a sister, Mrs.
Otto (Matilda) Koller, of Ran-
somville; and four children.
Services will be held Thurs-
day in Tice. Burial will be
there also.
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