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Streets Boyd Street |
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Streets Boyd Street |
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BOYD STREET is in East Camden, and runs parallel to Marlton Avenue from Carman Street to the city limits in Pennsauken. Boyd Street acquired a very bad reputation in the late 1980s and all through the 1990s as part of the open-air drug market known as "the Alley", which centered on the alley one end of which was on Bank Street between Morse Street and Boyd Streets. |
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Do you have a Boyd Street memory or picture. Let me know by e-mail so it can be included here. |
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Map of Camden & Stockton Twp. Boyd Street then ran only about two blocks Somehow, MORSE STREET was missed.... Boyd Street is Pfeiffer Street Note the other streets whose names were later changed |
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| 1929
Aerial Photo Rand Street, Boyd Street, Morse Street & Marlton Avenue Only 2 houses then were on Rand Street, 20 on Boyd Street, a few more on Morse. Nothing had been built yet on Baird Boulevard. |
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| 1940s
Map of Camden Stockton Park is Gone, streets have been renamed |
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| 1946
Map of Camden McGuire Gardens were built in 1954 |
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| The Proposed Site of Project 10-4 - McGuire Gardens - February 1951 |
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| East Camden & Cramer Hill in 2003 |
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| Boyd Street | |
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Intersection of Boyd Street, South 20th Street, & Carman Street 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge |
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31, 35, & 37
Boyd Street
Photograph Taken January 2, 2008
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Boyd Street 1947 Margaret Deschin All houses were built before 1924 and were occupied that year Photograph Taken March 15, 2012 |
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Boyd Street Photograph Taken March 15, 2012 |
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Boyd Street 1947 Edward G. Glaze Photograph Taken March 15, 2012 |
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Boyd Street
1933-1938 |
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35
Boyd Street
1933-1938 Camden Courier-Post |
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35
Boyd Street
1933-1938 1947 John Bates |
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35
& 37 Boyd Street
Photograph Taken January 2, 2008 |
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Boyd Street 1947 David H. Streaker |
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Boyd Street 1947 Martin Fredrickson |
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Boyd Street
1947 Harry C. Scholz |
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45 & 47 Boyd Street
Photograph Taken January 2, 2008 |
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Boyd Street
1930 |
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Boyd Street
1947 Joseph E. Packer |
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Boyd Street
1924-1927 |
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Boyd Street
1947 Arthur H. Burkett |
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Boyd Street
1947 Thomas B. Fitzpatrick |
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Boyd Street
1947 Joseph L. Reeve |
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| 48
Boyd Street
1947 William E. Toole |
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| 50
Boyd Street
1947 Warren O. Eachus |
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| 52
Boyd Street
1947 Raymond H. Mitchell |
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| 54
Boyd Street
1947 John G. Eckert |
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| 56
Boyd Street
1947 Frank F. Bennett |
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| 58
Boyd Street
1910 1947 Russell T. Snyder |
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| 62
Boyd Street
1947 Edgar F. Bennett |
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| 64
Boyd Street
1947 Mrs. Frances Schneider |
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Looking
Northwest on Boyd Street towards Carman Street & South 20th Street 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge |
| Intersection of Boyd Street & Watson Street | |
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Boyd Street
1924 Joseph Swain |
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Boyd Street
1924 Benjamin J. Snuffin |
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| Intersection of Boyd Street & Berwick Street | |
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Boyd Street 1967 Camden Courier-Post |
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153
Boyd Street William
Thorn |
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153
Boyd Street 1967 Camden Courier-Post Andrew
B. Jakway Jr.
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182
Boyd Street Robert
Hartmann |
| Intersection of Boyd Street & Bank Street | |
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Looking
towards intersection of February 14, 1951 Click on Image to Enlarge |
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Looking
towards intersection of February 14, 1951 Click on Image to Enlarge |
| 226
Boyd Street
1933 Earl Stopfer |
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| 234 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
John Arleth |
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| 236 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
Benjamin B. Levinson |
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| 237 Boyd Street 1947 George T. Atkins |
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| 238 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Harry Benn |
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| 239 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
Julius Kasten |
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239 Boyd Street (duplex) 1957 Harry
Leonard Funeral Home
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| 240
Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
Herbert Wessel |
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| 241 Boyd Street 1947 Edward Sacks |
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| 242 Boyd Street 1947 Mrs. Ethel Stern |
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| 243 Boyd Street 1947 Hancy E. Salasin |
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| 244 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
Harry S. Pont |
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| 245 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947
Alf Remsteins |
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| 246 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Richard J. Rafter |
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| 247 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Raymond A.
Smallwood |
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| 248 Boyd Street 1947 Paul S. Bellino |
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| 250 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Mrs. Sadie
Jantas |
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| 251 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 F. Warren
Wolfson |
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| 252 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 William J.
Morgan |
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| 253 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Maurice Rosen |
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| 254 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Charles Wexlin |
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254 Boyd Street (duplex) 1940s-1950s My parents operated the M&H Sweet Shop in the Fifties and sold it in 1960. We grew up on 227 Morse Street. We first lived on 254 Boyd Street. That is my father Charles Wexlin pictured at the register in the M&H. The two girls on the step are my sisters Mary Jane and Ellena Rose at 254 Boyd St Leehman
Wexlin |
| 255 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Albert E.
Rosner |
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| 256 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Richard F.
Torpey |
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| 257 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Harold Barsky |
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| 258 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 William H.
Feinberg |
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| 259 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Mrs.
Hildegarde M. Cawman |
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| 260 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 John E. Frye |
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| 261 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Norman E.
Greiner |
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| 262 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 John P. Moss |
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| 264 Boyd Street (duplex) 1947 Anton Vasil |
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| 266 Boyd Street
1947 Edward Naden |
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268 Boyd Street
1947-1963 Camden Courier-Post |
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Painting & Paperhanging PAPERHANGING — Painting, reduced price. Go anywhere. 32 years' experience. Hoffman, 270 Boyd St. Camden 3099-W. |
270 Boyd Street
1930s-1960s Camden
Courier-Post 1930s-1960s |
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Boyd Street Sidney
Bauman |
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I lived at 274 Boyd Street in Camden from sometime in the late 1930's until 1950, when my brother Bernard and I moved to New York City and our father, Jack L. Freedman, moved to Los Angeles. Our mother, Reba, had died in 1945. Previous to that, we had lived at 243 Morse Street for a short period beginning in 1937. Both Bernard and I went to Cramer School and Woodrow Wilson High. I graduated from Wilson in June 1941 as valedictorian; my brother five years later. Bernard now lives in Los Angeles with his wife. They have two daughters and two grandchildren. In 1972 I married Dr. Sheppard Siegal; we separated in 1974 and he died in the '80s. Adele
Freedman Siegal |
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Boyd Street Late 1930s-1950 |
| Intersection of Baird Boulevard & Boyd Street | |
| 315 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 316 Boyd Street 1924 Not Built |
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Boyd Street 1920s-1932 John A. Ashton |
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Boyd Street
1940 Nathan
Petit |
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| 318 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 320 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 322 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 322 Boyd Street early 1960s-early 1968 | |
| 324 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 326 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 327 Boyd Street 1924
Edward E. Esham Jr. |
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| 328 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 330 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 331 Boyd Street 1924
Mrs. Sarah V. Paul |
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Jobless Men Aid Police to Trap Suspects Surrounding a vacant house at 331 Boyd Street which two alleged thieves had entered, a group of unemployed men yesterday cut off every avenue of escape until police arrived. The men, who were found hiding in a second floor closet, police said, gave their names as Barney Runyon, 26, and William Newcomb, 22, both of 2301 Mickle Street. A telephone call to the home of Patrolman Earl Stopfer, of 226 Boyd Street, by a resident in the vicinity of the vacant house, informed Mrs. Stopfer that two men were in the house. With her husband on desk duty at city hall, Mrs. Stopfer went to the home of Lieutenant Nathan Petit, 320 Boyd Street, but he was out. She then sent a group of unemployed men working on community gardens in the rear of her home to the scene and telephoned police. The unemployed men were circled about the house when a patrol crew, under Patrolman George Getley arrived. The two men already had dismantled plumbing fixtures, Getley said. They were committed in default of $500 bail each for a hearing in police court this morning. |
331 Boyd Street 1933 Vacant Camden Courier-Post |
| 331 Boyd Street 1947 Mrs. Otie M. Wood |
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Boyd Street 1924 Not Built |
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| 334 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 336
Boyd Street 1924 Not Built |
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| 337 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 338 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 340 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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343 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built Camden Courier-Post |
| 344 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 344a Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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345a Boyd Street 1924
Not Built Camden Courier-Post |
| 346 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 348 Boyd Street (duplex) 1924
Not Built |
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| 349 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 350 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 353 Boyd Street 1924-1947 Edward A. Underwood |
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| 363 Boyd Street (duplex) 1924
Not Built |
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| 365 Boyd Street (duplex) 1924
Not Built |
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Boyd Street
1940s |
| Intersection of Boyd Street & Thorndyke Street | |
| 402 Boyd Street 1924
Vacant |
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| 403 Boyd Street 1924
Vacant |
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| 409 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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420 Boyd Street 1924 Not Built 1947-1949 Camden Courier-Post |
| 446 Boyd Street 1924
Not Built |
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| 458 Boyd Street 1947 Edward M. Link |
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| 459 Boyd Street 1947 Howard S. Wallace |
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| 465 Boyd Street 1947 Voris Runyon |
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| 466 Boyd Street 1947 Lillian Reading |
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| 469 Boyd Street 1947 George D. Pew |
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| 470 Boyd Street 1947 Andrew Morrison |
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| 475 Boyd Street 1947 James Blaxland |
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| 476 Boyd Street 1947 William E. Mazzare |
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| 480 Boyd Street 1947
Michael J. Broaderick Sr. & Family |
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| 480 Boyd Street | |
| 1930 Mrs. Annie Garbrecht & Family Mrs. Annie Garbrecht Leonard Garbrecht |
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Boyd Street Private
First Class 1947 Daniel L. Toal
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Boyd Street 1947 Daniel L.
Toal |
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Camden Courier-Post - June 2, 1939 |
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BANDITS
TAKE CAR, USE IT IN HOLDUP Three
masked men, one with a nickel-plated revolver, held up Edward
Rosenfeld, wholesale grocer, as he was backing his car into the garage
in the rear of his home, 308 Rand street, last night. They took $12 from
his pockets, forced him out of his new machine and drove it away. Rosenfeld
told police the bandits had handkerchief-type masks, but
appeared youthful, of medium height. A
short time before two men similarly masked, one also brandishing a
nickel-plated revolver, approached Sidney Bauman, of 272
Boyd street, a
block distant from the Rosenfeld house as he was putting his car into
his garage. "They told me it was a stickup," Bauman reported to police, "but I gave them an argument and they turned away and beat it. One was wearing a cap and one a hat. It was hard to get an accurate description in the dark, but they seemed youngish and about five feet five or six." At
1:00 AM today a car answering the description of the one stolen from
Rosenfeld was used by masked men who held up Edward Heaton, 824 Woodland
Avenue, a bus driver, as he was turning in his receipts at the Newton
avenue car barn of Public Service. There
were four men in the machine, Heaton told police. Two jumped out, each
handkerchief masked and with a revolver, and stood on either side of
him. He was carrying a tin box, in which were his change carrier and
other At
about the same time two Negro men wearing masks, one with a gun, entered
a taproom at 673 Ferry Avenue.
Philip Knast, the proprietor, was behind the counter and there were four
customers in the place. The masked He
dodged behind the bar and escaped into a room in the rear. One of the
bandits then went behind
the bar and rifled the cash register, getting between $5 and $6, Knast
told police. They fled, apparently on foot. |
