This Day in History: 1956-05-21

Among those paying fines at the magistrate’s court in its regular Monday night session were: S. Senick of Paterson and Albert Mann Jr. who admitted that they had underestimated the height of the Route 202 railway bridge at the Suffern Border and had wedged their truck under it, They each paid $10 fines and $5 court costs for careless driving. (Bristow)