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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1949

Page

5

Merci Train Items On Display At ISC Museum

The Idaho State College museum showcases French Merci train artifacts including a watercolor, a flag cord from Paris on Liberation Day, enamel ware, French bookmaking samples, World War I photographs, and objects from the French resistance. Display runs weekdays 2 to 4 pm with local residents invited to visit.

Idaho State College Museum Julia Bailey B. A. deVere Bailey Mendy Merci ISC Idaho State College Carl W. McIntosh Alton B. Jones Idaho Student Union Paris Pocatello and

New Mail Trucks For Post Office

The local post office has put two new mail trucks into operation describing them as the latest thing in postal vehicles. Postmaster Jack Trimming said the trucks replace obsolete equipment and an additional similar truck has already been credited. Two other non post office owned trucks on the Gate City mail routes operate under contract.

Jack Trimming Pocatello Department Gate City

Nickel beer returns to Charleston after 13 years

Charleston reports nickel beer being served again at a local pub after a 13 year absence. Proprietor Philip Dandy said if New York has it, why not here and announced there was plenty of all as seven ounce glasses were served.

Charleston W. Va Philip Dandy New York

Royal Birth Delivers Margaritha to Bourbon Parma Line

LAUSANNE, UNITED NATIONS PRESS AP - Ann of Bourbon Parma and former King Michael of Romania welcomed a daughter named Margaritha. The infant weighed under seven pounds. Romanian succession descends through the male line, so she has no claim. The couple wed in Athens last June after meeting in London during Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s 1947 wedding season.

Lausanne Ann House of Bourbon-Parma Michael Romania Margaritha Athens London Elizabeth Prince Philip

Quarrelling Among Children Topic For Roosevelt P TA

At the weekly Roosevelt P TA meeting Mrs William Orr council president presided. The discussion centered on quarrelling among children aged seven to ten, noting most quarrels are outgrown and outlining the common causes and resolutions used by parents and teachers.

Roosevelt P-Ta Wek William Orr Council

Princess Fawzia to wed wealthy Egyptian major in Cairo

Princess Fawzia sister of King Farouk to marry Major Esmail Sherine Bey in Abdin palace. Sherine, age 40, Cambridge graduate and press officer for the Egyptian cabinet, is a close friend of the king. his uncle governs Cairo. Princess Fawzia divorced from the Shah of Iran last November.

Cairo Fawzia Farouk Esmail Sherine Bey Iran Abdin Palace Sherine

Disc Magnate Dies

New York reports the death of Jack Kapp 47 president of Decca Records Inc from a cerebral hemorrhage. He collapsed in a taxicab on the way home after guiding stars like Bing Crosby Al Jolson and the Andrews Sisters under contract.

New York Jack Kapp Decca Records, Inc Kapp Bing Crosby al Jolson Andrews Sisters

De Linquent Pays Taxes to IRS With Cashier’s Check

Internal Revenue Collector Harry Westover received a cashier’s check for 100 dollars drawn on a Houston bank from a man calling himself De Linquent. He provided no address or full name and listed his occupation as commission agent. The six-year income tax return enclosed states a total liability of 1,171.65 dollars and a plea to open a delinquent account.

de Linquent Uncle Sam Internal Revenue Harry Westover Houston, Tex

Wise dog leads pups through traffic light change

In Tennessee a clever mother hound waited for the red light to turn green and guided her two puppies across the street. One clung to her tail while the other held her ear, showcasing her road sense and calm guidance.

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