Car Crashes, 1941

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The following people were all involved in car crashes reported in the
Asbury Park Evening Press on 2 Oct 1941.
Driver #1 Residence Driver #2 Residence
Joseph Meo Adelphia Rd, Farmingdale Henry C. Kahrs Plainfield
Edwin Rosenthal Newark Joseph Lippie Brooklyn
Wilbur Symington,jr Middletown Alexander Hyman New York
Jean D'Allesandro Bayonne James Bonfante
Leon Allen 908 Heck St, Asbury Park Hit 2 parked cars
Henry Woods Englishtown Nathan Kuminsky Newark
Ida Gersowitz Princeton Henry Zienowicz Main St, Marlboro
Ella Storey Orange Charles Register Trenton
Shirley Burdge Burlington W. Harmon Loder Lakewood Rd, Farmingdale
Arlene White Remson Rd, Spring Lake Louise Failla
Elwood Wright Bradley Beach Leo Quittner Hillside
John Moffat Jersey City Hit a telephone pole
Charles Drage Washington Ave, Asbury Park Bernard Herz Perth Amboy

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