Beck, Ira M., 1922-1975

Ira M. Beck wearing an army infantry uniform sits on stairs during basic training at the Infantry Replacement Center in Mineral Wells, Texas.

A five-piece aluminum World War I ''doughboy'' mess kit used as a Boy Scout mess kit. The kit is multi-purpose and includes silverware. The top and bottom of kit are used for cooking and serving. The spoon and fork are stamped with ''U.S.'', the knife is stamped with ''R.I.A. U.S. 1917'', and the handle of the pan is stamped with ''U.S. 1918''. Originally belonged to Ira M. Beck.

Morris Pepper and Ira Beck pose together in front of a house. Ira is wearing his World War II military uniform. Rose Pepper stands in the doorway behind them.

Sam and Ira Beck stand in front of the Central Electric Supply Co. during World War II. Ira wears a military uniform.