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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1943

Page

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Wartime letter notes and overseas censorships in Alpine column

The article recounts a soldier named Jim writing home under strict censorship with a poem about limited letters. It also mentions Alpine veterans reuniting in North Africa, Frank Wotan, Bill Hale, Roy Johnson visiting, and Capt. Joel Wright in Africa. Aviation Cadet E R Bob Manning advances to a flying school in Pampa Texas, while another local writes from a hospital. The piece ends acknowledging Milam Lambright and the Vancouver carrier launch report.

E Ila Henderson Hollywood Calif North Africa Frank Wotan Bill Hale Roy Johnson Frank Joel Wright

WAAC housing aid linked to Sul Ross college progress

A Dallas National Bank vice president and Sul Ross board of regents member praises the WAAC unit at Sul Ross college as key to saving the institution. The report notes relief plans include 75 trailer houses at the air field for civilian defense workers, with delays sought to avoid displacing residents.

Board of Regents WAAC Sal Ross Alpine Chamber of Commerce Advanced Flying School Waacs Sul Ross College National Housing Agency Army Chamber of Commerce Washington R. J. Thomas Dallas National Bank Texas State Teachers Colleges H. W. Morelock Morelock War Department Vitisens Alpine Big Bend

Alpine High to Graduate 25 Seniors This Spring

Alpine High School will award diplomas to 25 seniors this spring. Commencement is May 28 with some graduates in September. Names include Myra Sue Barger Dora Fae Beall Claudia Black Marian Bobo Fanny Forrester Elizabeth Lange Charlotte Miller Morell Mills Evelyn Shaw Willeen Smith Dorothy Teague Willard Chivess Bobby Coleman Lorenzo Lafayette Reid Richmond Billy Rogers Hal Smith David Walker Alice Cook. Summer graduates are Savilla Weston Mary Ann Cox Christine Bradford Iris Linn Sammie Dorris John Casparis.

Bankhead Myra Sue Barger Dora Fae Beall Claudia Black Marian Bobo Fanny Forrester Elizabeth Lange Charlotte Miller Morell Mills Evelyn Shaw Willeen Smith Dorothy Teague Willard Chivess Bobby Coleman Lorenzo Lafarelle Reid Richmond Billy Rogers Hal Smith David Walker Alice Cook Savilla Weston Mary Ann Cox Christine Bradford Iris Linn Sammie Dorris John Casparis

Graduation Set For May 8th At Sul Ross College

Thirty seven students will receive B A and B S degrees at Sul Ross College commencement May 8 with only one master’s degree. About 25 percent of grads are in the armed forces. Dr H W Morelock will give the address. Baccalaureate is May 2 at 8 30 PM with Rev Fred S Rogers delivering the message.

Sul Ross College H. W. Morelock Fred S. Rogers Presbyterian Church Edith Fox Pridgenean Alvina Eckhardt Anna D. Linn Otis Montgomery Mae. Cross Robinson Billie Lyle Spaw Grace Thomas Ester Walker Ralph Bass Barbara Beard Annemay Bennett Oliver Bierschwale Hermilo Cadena Madge Chries

Asherton Man Named Manager of Big Bend Abstract Co

R W Taylor of Asherton arrives to take over management of the Big Bend Abstract Co in town. He resigns as Asherton postmaster to run the business for owner Asa A Jones. His wife will join later and daughter Mrs Gene Mitchell, a Sul Ross alumna, is in Fayetteville Ark with her husband teaching at the Arkansas University.

R. W. Taylor Asherton Big Bend Abstract Co Taylor Asa A. Jones Gene Mitchell Sul Ross Faycetteville Ark Arkansas University

Marathon Men Volunteer as Army Truck Drivers

Brewster county residents Collie Hutcheson and Davis Truman of Marathon have volunteered for induction into the Army Corps of Engineers as truck drivers. Capt. Geo. L. Ryan of the Pecos office announced the pair are the county’s first volunteers for this engineers unit. More information is available from the Brewster county Selective Service office in Alpine.

Collie Hutcheson Davis Truman Marathon Army Corps of Engineers Geo. L. Ryan Pecos Hutcheson Truman Brewster County Selective Service Office Alpine

Ration Book 3 Preview Delayed Release In June

Washington reports ration book No 3 will be issued late in June with an eight page format and stamps by value four pages for alphabet brown points and four pages with 48 unit stamps. Brown described the plan as a great step forward to simplify rationing mechanics. Continued on last page.

Brown

Major McGlothlan, RAF School Adjutant, Dies at 60

Major John Edward McGlothlan, post adjutant at the advanced flying school, died suddenly last Friday morning after 40 years in army service. He served on the border during the 25 years ago disturbances and in World War I with the 6th Field Artillery as chief warrant officer. In July 1942 he was ordered to active duty as a major in the reserves and assigned to the Hawaiian department as assistant adjutant. He reported to the flying school after it was established and is survived by his widow Mrs Nella G. McGlothan of San Antonio and a son, John Edward Je, at Pearl Harbor.

John Edward McGlothlan Advanced Flying School France 6Th Field Artillery Hare Nella G. McGlothan San Antonio John Edward Je Pearl Harbor

Architect Drawing Plans For Presbyterian Church

The building committee of the Presbyterian church asked Leonard Mauldin, Alpine and San Angelo architect, to prepare plans for a new church building to replace the one destroyed by fire April 15. Committee will soon present recommendations to the church session and congregation, Rev Fred S. Rogers, pastor, stated.

The Presbyterian Church Leonard Mauldin Alpine San Angelo Fred S. Rogers

Alpine Man Commissioned Lieutenant In U S Cavalry

Walton A. Wilson Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Anja Wilson of Alpine has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U S Cavalry after completing a three month Cavalry Officer Candidate school course at Fort Riley Kas He is on a 10 day leave and will return to Fort Riley to await assignment.

Walton A

WAAC Training Prep Under Way At Sul Ross

Major James B. Ware executive officer and Army personnel arrived at Sul Ross to begin preparation for the WAAC training program. Lt. Col. Alton Arnold AGC commanding officer is expected soon. Materials are arriving daily.

James B. Ware Army Sul Rosso WAAC Alton Arnold AGC

Lt Lowry Transfered To Randolph Field Course

Lt Dudley C. Lowry senior tactical officer of the cadet detachment at the RAF advanced flying school has been transferred to Randolph Field San Antonio to take a special course of instruction. He will return here upon completion of the course.

Lowry Dudley C. Lowry RAF Advanced Flying School Randolph Field San Antonio

Alpine Men Take Federal Employment in Mexico City

D. R. Dave Elliott and Milton Gilmer departed for Mexico City to work for the US Department of Agriculture in agricultural labor importation. Their families will join later, likely after school closes. Elliott’s Newell Oil Co. position is filled by Fred Williams, former Sul Ross college auditor.

D. R Dave) Elliott Milton Gilmer Mexico City US. Department of Agriculture Elliott Newell Oil Co Fred Williams Sul Ross College

Brewster County Nears War Loan Quota Shortfall

Brewster County trails the 2nd War Loan target by about 27000 dollars as of today with total sales at 148000. G W Baines notes Alpine jee phasing and local efforts including students in jeep-buying contests and Rotary teams aiding, while Marathons drive expects a boost when final reports come in. Fires across Big Bend Davis mountains burn hundreds of acres from lightning and campfires, with crews from Marfa flying school Fort Russell aiding.

Big Bend-Davis Mountains Cathedral Mountain Alpine Brown Terry Zeb Decie (McIntyre H. L. Kok Mitchell Mesa Marfa Flying School Fort Russell Brewster County G. W. Baines County War Finance Committee Baines Maarthon Earl Clark Rotary

Erosion Control Program Started at Advanced Flying School

A dust and erosion program led by Capt. Clarence H Godshall at the advanced flying school aims to curb dust from runway construction. The plan avoids using water, oils runway shoulders and parking areas, seeds blue grama grass on 30 acres, and enforces a rigid traffic system to allow native grass recovery while keeping pedestrians and vehicles on designated paths.

Clarence H Godshall Victorville Cal. Ranchman Godshall Big Bend RAF West Coast Santa Ana Cal Service Dallas

Recognition of New TDG Company at Terlingua Made Official

The Terlingua home station of the Texas Defense Guard Co C 3rd Battalion was made official on March 30 by General Orders No 22 issued April 20. Capt Arl W Fulcher heads Co C with 1st Lt Charles Pan Gilder and 2nd Lt Joe F Martines. The unit serves Brewster county mining areas with men from local mines to be trained. Special Orders 88 promoted two Alpine units, and Presidio Company D received a rating of highly satisfactory after inspection by Major Raud Linde. Capt Edmundson, a border service veteran, leads a well-regarded training program.

Co. C Texas Defense Guard Terlingua Adjutant General's Department Arl W. Fulcher Charles Pan Gilder Joe F. Martines Fulcher Brewster County Alpine Gonzalo G. Lafarelle Albert F. Owen Hig Presidio Raud Linde Austin Edmundson

Easter Seal Sales Report And Cadet Sergeant News

The Easter Seals sale closed on Easter Sunday April 25 but funds were not yet all turned in and results will follow. Donations may be mailed to Mrs Ellen C Hudson treasurer Easter Seals. The campaign received strong support from Study Butte Fresno Terlingua and Marathon. Harold Nichols son of Mr and Mrs J F Nichols of Alpine has been promoted to cadet sergeant while training with the Air Forces at Arkansas State Teachers College Jonesboro.

Alpine Sul Ross WAAC Ellen C. Hudson Easter Seals Harold Nichols J. F. Nichols Arkansas State Teachers College Jonesboro

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