Col Easton To Speak at Rotary Club Luncheon
Col. Harry Easton Jr., Iowa sector commander of XIV Army Corps, will speak at the Rotary Club luncheon Monday at noon in the Sheraton Montrose. A University of Oklahoma ROTC alumnus, he earned a B S in petroleum engineering and served in World War II before later commanding an armored infantry battalion in the Third Armored division. He has held posts in Washington, Alaska, and Japan.
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Harry Easton, Jr
Iowa
XIV Army Corps
Rotary Club
Sheraton-Montrose
Easton
Army Reserve
University of Oklahoma
Con. Easton
War Department
Germany
Col. Easton
Washington, D.C
Third Armored Division
Alaska
Japan
Eggert Elected Transportation Unit Chairman
John H. Eggert traffic manager at Cedar Rapids plant of Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. was elected 1961 chairman of the Transportation bureau of the Chamber of Commerce at the bureau’s annual executive committee meeting. He succeeds Robert E. Wood of Iowa Manufacturing Co. The executive committee members are Floyd Thompson John Murray M. J. Linnan James Green Herman Helms Marvin Wright E J Lee Merle Van Sickle Robert Blinn Robert Wood Kenneth Kent T H DeWees James Anderson Lester Johnson Peter C. McCracken and J M Long. Harold Ewoldt, bureau manager, is secretary of the committee.
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John H. Eggert
Cedar Rapids
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Transportation Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Robert E. Wood
Iowa Manufacturing Co
Eggert
Floyd Thompson
John Murray
M. J. Linnan
James Green
Herman Helms
Marvin Wright
E. J. Lee
Merle van
Kennedy aide seeks top power for radiation standards
James N. Neel Jr. urged the Federal Radiation Council be given authority to set and maintain national radiation standards. He said current law limits the council to advising the President during a letter to the Council of State Governments Atomic Energy Conference.
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API
Kennedy
Atomic Activities
Kentucky
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Council of State Governments Atomic Energy Conference
James N. Neel, Jr
French Auto Makers Will Be C.R. Visitors
Three representatives from Automobiles M Berliet of Paris will visit Cedar Rapids Tuesday and Wednesday as guests of Highway Equipment Co. Maurisseau, Broncard, and Nourry will tour the firm’s operations in motors, industrial applications, and distribution in New York.
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Highway Equipment Co
Cedar Rapids
Automobiles M. Berliet
Paris
Henri Maurisseau
Yves Broncard
Jean Nourry
New York
Dinner Meeting Set By Metals Society
Wyatte F. DeLoache of Du Pont will speak at the Cedar Rapids chapter dinner on industrial developments. The event starts at 6 30 p m Monday at the Roosevelt hotel with the topic Research to Reality.
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duPont Co
Cedar Rapids
American Society For Metals
Wyatte F. DeLoache
Reali
Jaycees Plan Annual Yale Party With Magic Show
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announces its annual Yale Party to be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Chamber of Commerce building. The event features a magic show by Dr. Harry Rosenberg, color cartoons, and a visit from Santa Claus, with advance reservations via EM 4-5135.
Conn to Head Medical Labs at U. of W. Virginia
Dr Rex B Conn Jr son of Rex B Conn and wife will head medical laboratories at the new Morgantown WV medical center. He is a Yale trained physician with links to Iowa State Oxford Minnesota and West Virginia service. He and his wife Victoria Sellens will move after year start. They have three daughters Beth Anne and Cathy.
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Rex B. Conn, Jr
Rex B. Conn
Washington Ave
University of West Virginia
New Medical Center
Morgantown
W. Va
Franklin High School
Conn
Navy
Iowa State University
Yale University School of Medicine
Oxford University
England
University of Minnesota School of Medicine
Medical Center
University of Minnesota
West Virginia
Victoria Sellens
Great Bend
Kan
Beth
Anne
Cathy
City expands rapidly. signs remove limit markers
Oklahoma City reports fast growth through annexation prompting the sign and paint division to remove city limit markers until new borders are definite.
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Oklahoma City
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