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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1948

Page

2

Reno Aims to Curb Lurid Reno News With Publicity Push

Reno Chamber of Commerce unveils a $165,000 1948 49 campaign to mask sensational stories of gambling divorce and prostitution in Reno. New manager William Brussard invites press to focus on fishing hunting skiing and other attractions to reshape the citys image.

Reno Nev Chamber of Commerce William Brussard New Chamber Boston Brussard George Lohse Virginia City Fallon Truckee Ruth Lusch Lusch Las Vegas Encyclopedia Britannica New Jersey Kansas City Chicago

Police Court records list fines and pleas across several cases

Frank Hynek faced a stop sign charge and paid 7.50. Another motorist speeding pleaded guilty with a 10.00 fine. George Kohl Jr was guilty of reckless driving with a 25.00 fine and suspended sentence. Bond forfeiture occurred for a stop signal case. Borders pleaded guilty to failure to stop and paid 7.50. Bowen and Pardini also pleaded guilty to speeding and stop signal violations with 15.00 and 7.50 fines respectively. Marriage licenses issued for Bobbie Horn and Norma Mercer. Births recorded at General Hospital and St. Anthony's with multiple families. Building permits included interior remodels, new dwelling, and sheds with values from 100 to 9500. Moving permits for seven box car moves and several construction adds.

Frank Hynek Rosewood Ave George Kohl, Jr South Garfield Ave Fred W. Dalton Foothill Blvd Vernon L. Borders Tyhee Gordon W. Bowen Cahoon St Lewis Pardini North Seventh Ave Leonard Miller Fort Hall Boy Paul Hopkins East Oak St P. E. Parrish Frank P. Allen East Lander St D. C. Construction Company Ebony Street A. C. Goldsmith North Ninth Ave

Painter wins $5000 Grand American preliminary

Ray S. Painter, 35, Lomax Ill, captured the $5000 Grand American handicap at Vandalia by hitting 99 of 100 targets and 50 more in a five man shoot-off. He led a field including M C Rucker James P Wincker M J Mathias and Arthur Finney, all at 99. Mrs G A Roose won the women’s title with 23 of 25 from 18 yards. Dr J B McCullough won the all physicians handicap with 98 of 100.

Vandalia Ray S. Painter Lomax Ill Painter Illinois M. C. Rucker Toledo James P. Wincker Cambridge M. J. Mathias Mansfield Arthur Finney Mankato George Fairchild Reading J. B. McCullough Aurora

Lobster Festival Opens In Rockland Maine

Rockland Maine hosts the annual seafood festival with 3200 pounds of lobster sold daily during opening. More than 15000 summer tourists and residents buy two lobsters for a dollar at the event.

Rockland Maine

Magnesium plant to relocate after night noise complaints

Waltham officials of the Magnesium and Alloys Corp. branch agreed to move the entire plant following complaints from nearby residents about excessive nighttime noise.

Waltham, Mass Magnesium & Alloys Corp

Time Fading Out For Kid Dying Of TB

A 19 year old convict with tuberculosis is released from San Quentin to spend his last days in a San Mateo hospital. Adrian L Acosta is dying of TB after a San Diego assault conviction. His mother Eupdosia Acosta accompanies him as prison gates open for medical care.

San Quentin Calif San Mateo Adrian L. Acosta San Diego

Leather goods owner seeks halt to parking next door

Morris Goldstein, owner of a leather goods maker in Denver, asked a judge to stop car parking in the adjacent lot. He said parking lot attendants bumped his wall so hard it cracked and weakened, and that merchandise was knocked from shelves as a result.

Denver Morris Goldstein Goldstein

Angling Permit Not Needed at Crater Lake Oregon Deep Lake

Crater Lake in Oregon, the deepest in the nation at about 2,000 feet, does not require angling licenses to fish. The National Park Service stocks fish in Crater Lake's blue waters.

Crater Lake Oregon National Park Service

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News of Record Bobbie R. Horn Bloomfield Iowa Norma J. Mercer Pocatello General Hospital Jack Nevins South Main St Kenneth Nelson Lorenzo St. Anthony’s Hospital T. H. Gathe, Jr West Benton St J. S. Halford Pole Line Road Cedar St Willy the Weasel Willy Bernie Herman Bob Top Ayn Brennan & Cahoon Polo Line San Mateo Community Hospital Eupdosia Acosta Young Acosta Acosta California Youth Authority LABOR Ev Ptv Fifth & Lewis
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