Bandit Gets $30 in Hyde’s Cafe

Camden Courier-Post, February 9, 1949

Bandit Gets $30 in Hyde's Cafe - newspaper clipping
Camden Courier-Post, February 9, 1949
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Bandit Gets $30 In Hyde's Cafe Joseph F. Hyde Jr., 59, operator of Hyde's tavern, 1600 South Sixth street, last night reported an armed masked bandit robbed him of $30. Hyde told Sgt. Earl Wright and Detectives Joseph Schultz and Clifford Del Rossi a man, wearing a mask and carrying a nickle-plated revolver, entered the taproom around 10.20 and announced: "This is a stickup." Hyde said the man, wearing army fatigue clothes, put a piece of paper on the bar and ordered him to dump the contents of the cash register in it. Hyde said there were approximately $15 in bills and about the same amount in change. He said two patrons in the place, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Livingston, 1634 South Sixth street, were not molested.
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