Ambulance and Truck Collide in Broadway

Ambulance and Truck Collide in Broadway — Camden Courier-Post, February 4, 1931
Camden Courier-Post, February 4, 1931
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AMBULANCE AND TRUCK COLLIDE IN BROADWAY Two persons were injured yesterday afternoon, when the American Legion Post ambulance, of Gloucester, collided with a truck at Broadway and Pine street. Mrs. Margaret Nevins, 18, of 315 Somerset street, Gloucester, who was being taken to Cooper Hospital in the ambulance, was not harmed, but her mother, Mrs. Margaret Canavan, suffered cuts and bruises. The driver of the ambulance, Earl Batten, 41, of 220 Hudson street, Gloucester, also was injured slightly. The truck was driven by John Max, 46, of 928 North Thirtieth street.

Two persons were injured yesterday afternoon, when the American Legion Post ambulance, of Gloucester, collided with a truck at Broadway and Pine street.

Mrs. Margaret Nevins, 18, of 315 Somerset street, Gloucester, who was being taken to Cooper Hospital in the ambulance, was not harmed, but her mother, Mrs. Margaret Canavan, suffered cuts and bruises. The driver of the ambulance, Earl Batten, 41, of 220 Hudson street, Gloucester, also was injured slightly.

The truck was driven by John Max, 46, of 928 North Thirtieth street.

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