Seven Violate Trucker Rule On Boulevard
Camden Courier-Post, February 2, 1956

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City Court Scene:
Four truck drivers paid fines of $25 and $5 costs in Camden Municipal Court today on charges of failing to keep to the right on Admiral Wilson blvd.
Three out-of-state truckers failed to appear for hearings before Judge Dzick and forfeited their $25 security. Warrants were issued for two New Jersey drivers who did not appear.
Paying the $25 fines and $5 costs were Bernard F. Beri, 28, Jessup rd., Thorofare; Hanlon Harris Sr., 20, Union Mill rd., Kresson; Harold T. Howard Jr., 34, Rt. 130, Burlington, and Joseph A. Salla, 28, of Springfield, Pa.
Forfeiting $25 by failure to appear were Socrates R. Dixon, 30, Pottsville, Pa.; Elijah Wright, 20, of 1212 N. 15th st., Philadelphia, and James M. Owens, 32, Seminola, Fla.
Warrants for failure to appear were issued for Harry Grebowich, 27, of 517 N. 3rd st., Camden, and Felix, [sic] Trapani, 34, of 147 Griffith st., Salem.
All were arrested by Motorcycle Patrolmen Charles Voll and William Miller.
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Two Camden men were fined $200 and their licenses revoked for two years after being found guilty of drunken driving charges.
Walter Zienynski, 40, of 20th st. near Pierce ave., pleaded not guilty to the tipsy driving charge. He was arrested last Friday by Patrolmen John Moffa and William Haines. It was testified he was examined by Dr. Lee J. Hammett and pronounced unfit to drive.
Stanley Kiersznieswski, 49, of Jackson st. near 12th, pleaded guilty to the charge. He was arrested Friday by Patrolmen David Hainsworth and John Opfer.