Old Holdup Charge Keeps Youth in Jail
Camden Courier-Post, March 22, 1939

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OLD HOLDUP CHARGE KEEPS YOUTH IN JAIL
Krause, Involved in Marlton Bank Robbery, Must Face Offense of 3 Days Later
Stanley Krause, 22, was held in county jail here last night awaiting arraignment today on a robbery charge.
Krause and Stanley Geda, 24, both of Camden, drew suspended sentences yesterday after pleading non vult to a charge of holding up and robbing the Marlton National Bank in 1934. After Judge Frank A. Hendrickson disposed of the case, Krause was turned over to Camden police.
Both were released from State Prison in Trenton several days ago, where they had been sentenced to from five to 10 years for holding up a Public Service garage at Fifteenth and Mickle streets in Camden. This occurred three days after Krause and Geda, with two other men, held up the bank.
Geda was released after being placed on probation.
John Lenkowsky and Mitchell Sadowski, also arrested in the garage holdup, have yet to complete their sentences. At the time the four pleaded guilty to the garage holdup, they also admitted robberies of the Genova Cafe, Third and Arch streets, and of a Gloucester grocery.
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