David Helm Jr.

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Arthur L. Stone

Dr. Arthur L. Stone held the position of City Health Director in Camden from 1923 until his passing in 1945.

October 7, 2023·2 min read

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DR. DAVID D. HELM JR. was born in Camden NJ on May 31, 1895 to David and Barbara Helm. The Helm family had been in Camden as early as 1867.

April 20, 2023·2 min read

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Diamond

Diamond was a city employee, a white horse that was used by the public works department in its tasks relating to taking care of the grounds at Old Camden Cemetery and New Camden Cemetery .

February 24, 2023·1 min read

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Diamond in Dutch - So Is City Over Bill for Treating Horse

Camden Courier-Post - August 31, 1936 Question—Can Municipal Employe Collect for Coming to Aid of Fellow 'Worker'? Then, Too, Is Animal Worth Fee of $3? By Charles L. Humes Diamond, Camden's famous white cemetery horse , has eye trouble.

August 31, 1936·3 min read

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5 Bitten by Mad Dog in North Camden Treated for Rabies

A dog that bit five persons in North Camden was confirmed rabid by the state board of health, city sanitary inspector Dr. David B. Helm, Jr. announced.

February 17, 1936·1 min read

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2 Ice Dealers Held as License Violators

Alphonso D'Alonzo and Isaac Anderson of 837 Bridge Avenue were arrested by Camden police on complaint of health inspector Dr. David D. Helm for operating without ice-dealing licenses.

August 15, 1933·1 min read

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Stricken by Food in Camden Factory

60 Overcome While At Work in RCA Victor; Probe Started New York Ship Employees Sent to Hospital From Ptomaine Workers of 4 Firms Listed Among Victims Sandwiches Served by Philadelphia Caterer Believed to Be Responsible Nearly 100 Camden factory and shipyard workers were poisoned yesterday after eating food contained in box lunches.

June 24, 1933·5 min read