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THOMAS J. CARR SR. was the son of James J. Carr and his wife, the former Anna Roberts. He was appointed to the Camden Police department on December 1, 1940. He lived at Bank Street in East Camden as early as 1947 through at least early 1965. Thomas Carr retired on disability from the Camden Police Department Street. In 1961 Thomas Carr was elected chairman of the Republican city committee in Camden. He did not stand for re-election in 1962. In 1965 took a position in Trenton with the New Jersey State Senate as assistant sergeant-of-arms. |
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THREE MEMBERS OF CAMDEN TRAFFIC squad are shown on new motorcycle mounts which went into service this week. Left to right are Patrolmen Martin Nelson, Frank Wilmot, and Thomas Carr in front of City Hall. Seven of the new $800 vehicles were delivered to the department on Wednesday, Capt. Nathan Petit, squad commander, announced. |
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Unruh - Walt Carley -
Jake Weiner - Stanley Bobiak - William
Deery - Russ Maurer Charles Hance - Everett Joslin - Cecil Picou - Thomas Carr - William Moll - Martin "Sid" Nelson Harry J. "Barney" Tracey - William Kelly Sr. - Marshall Thompson Vince Conley - Leonard Andruzza - William Rogers - John Ferry |
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