Newark (N.J.) Police Department collection, 1915-1983.

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Newark (N.J.) Police Department collection, 1915-1983.

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Spanish language instruction manual; New Jersey Freie Zeitung (1808-1908); Military Park, report of the Chief of Police, 1983; Sharp James correspondence; "Crime in Newark: 1836-1860" (master's prospectus by A. Steinberg, 1972); Testimonial dinner in honor of Captain Edward Williams (1968); Dinner tendered to James A. McRell, at Essex House (1935); Boiardo, Richard criminal record (1914-39); Interviews from the Guyot Report relating to the criminal justice system in Newark, N.J.; "Coping with Crime in Newark," by Dr. D. Guyot, draft (Governmental Response to Crime Project Northwestern U., Center for Urban Studies); Ledger Book of Det. Frank E. Brex, 1915-1918 (Brex was after made Dep. Chief, Dep. Comm., Acting Comm. of Pub. Safety, retired 1941); Ledger given from the estate of Frank X. Ebler, Sr.; Ledger of policeman Herbert Rothfuss, 1928-1931, given by June A. Erhard.

0.42 linear ft. (1 Hollinger boxes)

Newark Public Library, Main Library

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Newark Public Library, Main Library

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Newark Public Library. New Jersey Reference Division

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Newark (N.J.). Police Dept.

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Guyot, Dorothy Hess

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Northwestern University Project on Governmental Responses to Crime led by Dr. Dorothy Guyot. From the description of Newark (N.J.) Police records, 1930-1978. (Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library). WorldCat record id: 647255285 ...

Northwestern university

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