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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1948

Page

2

Mystery Countess Held in Comstock Jail Over Gambling Debt

Henya C. A. Krasnodebsky known as The Countess, a Philadelphia socialite, is jailed in Virginia City Nevada. Her attorney says she is being held as a hostage for a gambling debt after forging a check to cover a 2200 loss from a three day poker game at the Saloon. He suggests she may be from an eastern family and fears publicity.

Virginia City Nev Philadelphia Comstock Henya C. A. Krasnodebsky Reno Henya Jack Ross Ross Robert Berry

Railroads Begin Major Layoffs Amid Shipping Strike

Eastern railroads reduce staff as AFL longshoremen strike halts trade. New Haven plans to lay off 200 to 250 workers in New York City while New York Central trims 182 dock crew members and 588 pier handlers. Erie cuts 250 dock laborers. Six percent of Pennsylvania freight into New York affected.

New York Eastern AFL Portland Hampton Roads Marshall Plan New Haven Railroad New York City New York Central Erie Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad

Sadistic Hold Up Duo Robs Family in Greenville

A masked pair beat and robbed Robert and Kathleen Cooper in their Greenville home during a 2 hour raid. They forced entry at 12 15 am, tied the couple with tape, and pulled four of Cooper’s gold capped teeth when cash was short. Officers search for a brutal looking 35 year old woman and a man in a trench coat with a .45 gun and a .38 revolver. A fur coat and clothing were stolen along with cash.

Greenville Robert Cooper Cooper Kathleen

Thirty Seeking CPA Licenses in Idaho Exams

Thirty applicants for Idaho certified public accountant licenses begin a three day exam in Moscow Boise and Pocatello. Estella S Mulliner director of occupational licenses notes nine examined in Moscow thirteen in Boise and eight in Pocatello. It is the largest number to take the exams at one time.

Boise Idaho Certified Public Accountants Moscow Pocatello Estella S. Mulliner

Comer's Heroic Detour Wins Star Boat Race on Lake Michigan

Gary Comer discovered four people clinging to an overturned boat during a Lake Michigan Star class race. He rescued them and delivered them to a Coast Guard station before continuing to win the event.

Chicago Lake Michigan Gary Comer Comer

News of Record Police Court Summary

T Hoyt Palmer pled guilty to failing to observe a signal and was fined 2.50. Ollie Fay Childs and Loretta Bauman both pleaded guilty for license related offenses and fines. Multiple defendants including Roy McMurdie and Joe V. Byers forfeited bonds or were fined for defective equipment and license issues. Birth notices record two boys born at St. Anthony's Hospital to Lawrence Wolff and Lowell Safford families.

T. Hoyt Palmer Willard Ave Alameda Ollie Fay Childs Portneuf Park Roy McMurdie Buhl Hanley Pierce Aberdeen Loretta Bauman South Third Ave Joe V. Byers Blackfoot DeLoy Palmer North Arthur Ave Tom Clyne North Sixth Ave Fred B. Faler Rt.’ 1 North Walter M. Swanson Idaho Falls Russell H. Teuscher Chesterfield A. W. Wager Box Richard M. May Rupert Edward R. Dewey Rockland Elmo Hill Acie Ward

Students Plan Talks For Jaycee Contest

Pocatello high school students from grades ten through twelve are preparing five minute speeches for the I Speak For Democracy program. Talks start at 10 a.m. with five speakers, prizes awarded locally, and the top selection sent to the state contest. National winners may win four four year scholarships and a trip to Washington, D C with a presidential banquet. Co chairs Bill Reed and Clyde Eggleston coordinate with KSEI KEIO and KEYY. Deadline is noon Monday November 22.

Pocatello High School Junior Chamber of Commerce National Radio Week United States Junior Chamber of Commerce Washington, D. C Harry Truman Bill Reed Clyde Eggleston KSEI Keio and KEYY

Army Man Sees Plan to Reopen Mountain Home Air Base

Lt. Col. J F Starkey surveyed Mountain Home Idaho housing and facilities for enlisted men and families as a step toward reopening the base. He noted readiness of officers quarters but needed upgrades to barracks plumbing heating and communications before occupation. If assigned the 311th Air Division could bring Mountain Home into the Geodetic branch of the Strategic Air Command with B 17s C 47s and possibly B 29s later. Starkey left for Topeka after inspection while Capt. W L Harvey commanded the base with 10 military and 40 civilians.

Mountain Home Ida Mountain Home Air Base Air Force J. F. Starkey Topeka Kan Starkey 311Th Air Division 311 Mountain Home Base Strategic Air Command Strategic Command 311Th W. L. Harvey

Veteran Aide Dr William Dryadele Dies in Boise Hospital

Dr William Dryadele 65 a physician at the Boise Veterans Administration hospital died Tuesday in Boise hospital. He came to the VA hospital in 1946 after practicing in New Plymouth Idaho and was born in India. The obituary notes historical birth and death figures for Nebraska.

Boise William ¥. Dryadele Boise Veterans Administration Hospital Boise Hospital India New Plymouth Ida Veterans Administration

Fertilizer Aids Farmers With New Ureafarm Product

Midwest farmers adopt ureafarm, a new nitrogen fertilizer from the Department of Agriculture. It resists caking when stored damp or after rain and acts as a conditioner when mixed with other fertilizers.

Chicago Midwest Department of Agriculture

More Transports Put On Berlin Lift

Washington reports twenty more four engine C 54 transport planes ordered to Germany to aid the Berlin airlift. The aircraft will come from the Caribbean command raising total American planes to 250 to fly supplies into West Berlin.

Washington Germany Berlin Air Force Caribbean Fai Eeeka

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