Navy and Army personnel listed in Kennedy inaugural parade notes
Cedar Rapids relatives and service members are named in the Kennedy inaugural parade and related duty postings. Midshipman David J. Lapham, a first year Annapolis student, and Wave Mona Shepard of Cedar Rapids march in the inaugural parade. Others include ET3 John F Haberle aboard USS Seminole with Western Pacific assignments, and three soldiers and reserves linked to Grafenwohr Hohenfels exercises, Norfolk transfers, and Malmstrom Air Force Base postings.
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Idshipman
David J. Lapham
Mona Shepard
Cedar Rapids
John F. Kennedy
Tanhaymenn
Thomas J. Lapham
First Ave
Naval Academy
Ulysses S. Grant
Lapham
Academy
Annapolis
Q . Md
Shepard
Charles F. Shepard
Grande ‘Ave
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Seventh Feet
Pacific
Japan
Korea
Philippines
Okinawa
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Pic
Kenneth. Dye
Marion
Grafenwohr-Hohenfels
Germany
Sein
James A. Wendel
Edward J. ‘Timmerman
Arlington J Heights
Army
315 Medical
Cedar. Rapids
Free Seats At All Iowa Fair Shows to Open
All-Iowa fair officials announce free seats for all shows during the 1961 season due to the removal of the 25 year old grandstand at Hawkeye Downs. A $1 outside gate admission will grant access to bleacher seating with some reserved chairs available for a small fee.
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Hawkeye Downs
Iowa
Andy Hanson
Fair Board
Hanson
Zookeeper Pay Boost Demanded in San Francisco
The Teamsters union representing San Francisco zookeepers demands a minimum monthly raise from 415 to 481 dollars. They argue zookeepers are skilled at mating calls, egg identification, and emergency response yet earn less than a streetsweeper.
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SAN Francisco
Teamsters Union
Reds to Up Oil Production in 1961 Soviet Output
A Soviet official predicts the USSR will produce 164 million tons of oil in 1961, 17 million more than in the previous year, according to the initial issue of Oil Industry.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Oil Industry
Iowa Moose Set Annual Meeting in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa Moose annual meeting runs February 10 to 12 at the Roosevelt hotel Cedar Rapids with the national Moose association and regional representatives. Joseph C Lilleg of Waterloo presides with Carl A Weis Kalamazoo supreme secretary and Paul Bainter regional director among attendees. Weis has led state officers since 1934 and joined the supreme lodge staff in 1937.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Wills
Iowa
Moose Assn
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Lodge
Moose
Heart
Joseph C. Lilleg
Carl A. Weis
Waterloo
Aupreme
Paul
Atate Association
Bainter
Weis
Kalamazoo
Ing
Supreme
Obituary of St Joseph Leader and Moose Lodge Former Director
Memorial text notes a longtime St Joseph figure active in the Moose Lodge and civic affairs. He joined in 1947, served as lodge master, became international director and secretary of civic affairs in 1953, and earned a Pilgrim degree of merit. His home is in Illinois and he held regional director duties for Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska.
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Supreme Secka
St. Wels
Grand Joseph Lodge
Legion of the Paat
Moose
Apland
Fel
Mlinois
Legion of the Moose
Baixter
St. Joseph
Herder
Missouri
Iowa
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GL Gazette
Ben Blacketeck
John F. Haberle
Naval Receiving Station
Norfolk, Va
Rockbridge
Stewart W. Rose
Orvald T. Rose
Airmary
Malmstrom ” Air Force Base
Montana
Jona H
Hugh McGuire
Mra
W. J, Mc.Guire
Ben Kubins
Beverave, SE
Sgt
McGuire
Ceder Rapids
England
Mre
John J. Baldwin
George Bald
Kenwin
Daniels St
C. Stastny
Charles R. Stastny
San Diego
Cach Lane
Calif
Cape Cod
Armstrong
C.R
Ervice
Park Lane
Crystal Hare
Sraetrong
Arleta
Las Armstrong
Lee
Dacron
Sava
Armstrong Budget
Dowhetairs
Tang Armstrong
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