Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Aloisio, Michael May 23, 1939
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Virginian-Pilot  May 24, 1939
Aloisio Dies From Injuries on Motorcycle.
Inquest To Be Held Monday in Death of Popular Policeman.

Michael Aloisio, popular young police officer, died yesterday morning at St. 
Vincent's Hospital without regaining full consciousness since the night of May 14, 
when his motorcycle was in a collision with a taxicab at the intersection of 
Monticello Avenue and Freemason Street.
The driver of the cab, L. C. Inelow, 26, already facing a charge of assault with 
an automobile, will be given a hearing in Police Court later in the week on a 
technical charge of manslaughter.  The inquest will be held next Tuesday.
Aloisio, who was 28 years of age, would have completed a year's service in the 
police division today.  He was appointed as a substitute patrolman, regular, 
January 1.
The accident occurred in line of duty as Aloisio and a fellow officer, V. H. 
James, were pursuing a speeding motorist on Monticello Avenue.  Aloisio's machine 
struck the right front end of the cab, which was traveling west on Freemason 
Street.  James, who was riding a few feet in the rear of the victim, narrowly 
escaped hitting the cab.
Immediately after word of Aloisio's death reached police headquarters, the flag 
atop the building was placed at half-staff and will remain so until after the 
funeral.  Highly regarded by his fellow officers, he had gained the confidence of 
his superiors and was recognized as one of the most efficient members of the 
division.
In addition to his father, Charles Aloisio, he is survived by his wife, Mrs. 
Florence Joynes Aloisio, and four sisters, Mrs. E. S. Jones, Misses Ellen and 
Kathryn Aloisio and Mrs. L. H. Dupree, and several nieces and nephews, all of 
Norfolk.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the chapel of the 
H. D. Funeral Apartments, with the Rev. Leo J. Ryan, S. T. D., pastor of the 
Blessed Sacrament Church, officiating.  Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery.

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