Throwback Thursday: ‘Bomb Thrown In Bagel Bakery’, 1958
An American bakery in the mid-20th century. Image by New York Public Library
By Forverts Staff March 8, 2018
From the Forverts on 10/25/1958:
“A homemade bomb was thrown inside a bagel bakery in Howell Township, New Jersey. It’s believed to have been thrown by anti-Semites.
A fire broke out but was quickly extinguished and fortunately nobody was wounded. The bomb was flung in at 4 a.m. when the bakers weren’t there.
This bakery belongs to brothers, Morris and Herbert Borden who themselves live in Bergerville, New Jersey.”
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