Noise Awakens Family In Home Filled With Monoxide Fumes

This date does not comport with when Arthur was born, but the article has the place and names right.
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San Antonio Light Jan 22 1933

A month later (after November 1932) two babies, on the same day, saved the lives of eleven people from gas and fire.
Arthur Kreinik, two years old, got restless in his crib and squirmed around until he fell through the side bars. He landed on the floor with a thump which awakened his mother. Mrs. Kreinik found their apartment home at No. 701 West 177th Street, New York City, was filled with coal gas. The child's sisters, Reba, Ruth and Frances, and his brother Joseph, were all overcome.
Mrs. Kreinik aroused her husband, who called the police and the Rescue Squad arrived with pulmeters and revived those overcome.

"SCHLOSS - KREINIK -- Miss Ruth E. Kreinik and Mr. Alfred H. Schloss, announce their marriage on Dec. 22, 1961, New York City,"

Ruth K. Schloss
SSN: 059-09-6681
Last Residence: 10019 New York, New York, New York, United States of America
Born: 28 Feb 1908
Died: 13 May 1990
State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951)