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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1943

Page

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War Help And Local Notices From Alpine

MP acknowledges receipt of several copies from Mrs. Camilla Henderson of Brewster County highlighting war production efforts at Vega plant No. 2 and aluminum parts work. Alpine schoolteacher Mitch Mitchell notes the Lubbock Morning Avalanche and Alpine weekly Avalanche as only papers of that name, adds Claude C. Murray to the Honor Roll, and urges readers to buy War Bonds and Stamps.

Camilla Henderson Brewster County Mitch Mitchell Lubbock Morning Avalanche Avalanche U.S Memphis Tenn Claude C. Murray Uncle Sam Cleveland Ohio Everett Claude

Alpine center praised for civic spirit and service

Public Relations Office notes Alpine community center for soldiers from Advanced Flying School, established Aug. 12 without state or federal aid. Otis Turner funded building. Mrs. George A. Brown led drive. local leaders and groups raised funds, provided furniture, books, piano, appliances, and ongoing host services. Center operates daily with volunteers from chamber, church groups, and civic organizations.

Fom Public Relations Office Aafafs Alpine Advanced Flying School Otis Turner Pioneer Alpine George A. Brown Chamber of Commerce H. W. Morelock Sul Ross College Morelock Brown Glenn Burgess C. of C Fred Rogers Rogers Alpine Council of Church Women Burgess Cathedral Mountain

Do Not Use Gasoline To Clean Clothing In Home Warns Chief

Fire Chief J C Cooley warns Alpine residents not to clean clothing with gasoline at home citing a recent near miss when gasoline ignited. He urges prohibition and offers fire department help with grass burning while requesting property owners call 74 to arrange. The volunteer unit also pleads for brooms to fight prairie fires due to exhausted supplies.

J. C. Cooley Alpine Cooley Fire Department

Promoted to Corporal at Camp Haan Calif

Mr and Mrs J R Boyd of this city have been advised that their son J R Jr has been promoted to corporal He is stationed at Camp Haan Calif

J. R. Boyd Hhis City J. R. Jr Camp Haan Calif

Alpine Gets 20 Percent Fire Credit

AUSTIN February 16 A 20 percent fire insurance premium credit will apply to policies written in Alpine beginning March 1, announced by Marvin Hatate, fire insurance commissioner. The credit saves about 1,381 dollars on Alpine homeowners fire costs this year based on 1942 premium payments, following a 28 percent credit last year.

Austin Feo B.m Marvin Hat Ate Fre

Quarters For USC Here Are Sought By Local Council

The USC Council held its first meeting in the Methodist church basement with 14 members. Officers were elected: Mrs. Fred S. Rogers chairwoman, George Koury treasurer, Mrs. Omer E. Sperry secretary. The council aims to secure suitable USO quarters and two approved sites were identified. The group emphasizes cooperation to establish a federally supervised recreation center for visiting service men in Alpine.

USC Council Methodist Church George Brown USO Fred S. Rogers George Koury Omer E. Sperry Alpine Council

Officials Visit Austin For County Business

County Judge R B Sugn s and Commissioners Wm Cotter H % Hernandez and Chas Burnam traveled to Austin at the start of the week on official business.

R. B. Sugns Wm. Cotter H. %. Hernandez Chas. Burnam Austin

Alpine RC Chapter Increases Airbase Hospital Supplies

Mrs. Clay Holland, chairwoman of the Alpine chapter of the American Red Cross, announced another donation to the Airbase hospital. Items include 14 heavy bed coats, seven bath robes, five lap robes for wheel chairs, 115 bed pan covers, 25 bedside bags, five Ditty bags, 17 bed jackets, and nine dressing covers. The Alpine chapter has made numerous prior donations that greatly aid patient comfort.

Clay Holland American Red Cross

Rental Property Sign-up Started in Alpine

Registration of rental property under the Federal Rent Control program began in Alpine with Captain C. Wood in charge of the local office at Sul Ross College Room 242 Library building. Landlords are urged to bring property lot and block numbers, street names, correct tenant names and mailing addresses, and the maximum legal rent as stated by the act.

Alpine Wood Sul Ross College 8. M. Swearingen Texas Lawlor Rent Aire Yemen

Poll tax totals in Brewster County fall this year

Brewster County tax records show poll taxes issued this year totaling 80,0 with receipts from voting precincts across Alpine East and West, South Alpine, Terlingua, Marathon, and San Vicente. The figure is about 500 below last year since this is not an election year.

Brewster County Alpine South Alpine Terlingua Marathon San Vicente

Burgess Family Informs Of Son In Law Promotion

Mr and Mrs H W Burgess announce their son in law Sergeant Robert Willett of Camp White Oregon has been promoted from staff sergeant to first sergeant Betty Jane Burgess of Alpine is his wife the former Miss Burgess.

H.W. Burgess Robert Willett Camp White Oregon Willett Betty Jane Burgess Alpine

Axis Bombers Taylor Among RAF Gulf Coast Graduates

Two Alpine boys, Lieut William J Melton and Flight Officer Don E Taylor, were among hundreds of pilots in Class 43 B who graduated Tuesday at the RAF Gulf Coast Training Center. Melton, nephew of Mrs Kate Mosley of Alpine, earned his wings at Brooks Field in San Antonio. Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs Vic Taylor of Alpine, graduated from Blackland Field in Waco after two years at Sul Ross college.

Taylor Alpine RAF Gulf Coast Training Center William J. Melton Kate Mosley Brooks Field San Antonio Don. E. Taylor Vic Taylor Blackland Field Waco Sul Ross College Air Forces

Grand Jurors Excused After Two Indictments Found

The district court grand jury was excused for the term after two days of session yielding only two indictments both theft cases. One against Juan Vasquez with no arrest public, the other unnamed. Milton Smith served as foreman. Petit jurors were excused until next Tuesday. Cases tried included Continental Steel Corp vs W A Cooper foreclosure, St Louis Union Trust Co vs J W Frazer mandamus with plaintiff favored, and Asa A Jones vs H M Spaulding trespass to try title for plaintiff.

Juan Vasquez Milton Smith Continental Steel Corp W. A. Cooper Et St. Louis Union Trust Co J. W. Frazer Mandamus State Parks Board Asa A. Jones H. M. Spaulding

Army Air Base Promotes Officers To New Ranks

Ogden D Budd Jr commanding officer of the 518th is promoted to major. Roy N Hillyer Jr Clifford S Hovik Clarence H Godshall and Robert G Stinson rise to captain. Horace B Baird Manuel W Sanches Oscar L Watson and Bruce E Long promoted to first lieutenant.

Army Air Base Ogden D. Budd, Jr 518Th Roy N. Hillyer, Jr Clifford S. Hovik Clarence H. Godshall Robert G. Stinson Horace B. Baird Manuel W.sanches Oscar L. Watson Bruce E. Long

Grid star gets wings in West Texas pilot graduation

Woonieger, famed gridiron star who kicked the famous goal that beat Cornell in the historic fifth down game of 1940, joined the first graduating class of pilots at the Advanced Flying school Wings. He received a second lieutenant commission at commencement exercises at the new twin-engine pilot training school in the Big Bend region of West Texas.

Woonieger Goel Cornell Big Bend West Texas

Registration For War Ration Book No 2 In Alpine

Brewster County Selective Service asks registrants to contact their local board at once. Anyone knowing whereabouts of listed registrants should provide information immediately. Names include Ambrosio Galindo Trinidad Grado Carlos Bassa Braulio Sanche z Felix Martines Rodriguez Anastacio Morin Gamboa James Otis Norman Marcos Victorino Guillermo Portido Rodriguez Tar uy Granado Alvino Galindo Juan Plores Carrillo Manuel Rodriguez Bernal Simeon Natividad Bernal Fabian Lopez Forrest Ray Bishop Joaquin Garcia Merced Lana Andres Ramirez Ramirez Silverio Alarcon Roman Holgin Jack Mc cord Allen Battle Johnson Cecilia P Bareia Marcos Lujan Holgin Miguel Flores Jose Rubio Merced Flores Alberto Molina Pedro Crispin Ramirez Isabel Hernandez Jacobo Lasaro Ogeda Hernandez Jose Hernandez Grado Margarito Gamboa Demetrio Aguayo Manuel Lujan Jose Angel Rodrigues Mer ced Dominguez Lorenzo Menchac a Jose Flores Antonio Laan Jesus Victoriano Gerardo Estrada Manuel Grado Gabriel Olivas Dominguez Lofton Henderson Latta Willing Boles.

Brewster County Selective Service Ambrosio Galindo Trinidad Grado Carlos Bassa Braulio Sanchez Felix Martines Rodriguez Anastacio Morin Gamboa James Otis Norman Marcos Victorino Guillermo Portido Rodriguez Taruy Granado Alvino Galindo Juan Plores Carr Margarito Gamboa Demetrio Aguayo Manuel Lujan Jose Angel Rodrigues Merced Dominguez Lorenzo Menchaca Jose Flores Antonio Laan Jesus Victoriano Gerardo Estrada Manuel Grado Gabriel Olivas Dominguez Lofton Henderson Latta Willing Boles

Famous Negro Hurdler Stationed at AFS Hero

Joseph Herman Batiste the renowned Negro hurdler is stationed at the Advanced Flying School as a private first class in the Air Forces. He helps train recruits and is noted for his past record achievements in national and international hurdles. He previously served as an ambulance driver during the early war and helped evacuate wounded in the Dunkirk region.

Joseph Herman Batiste Advanced Batiste Vivion France Europe AAU Find Dunkirk

FFA Boys Exhibit Show Stock At Alpine

The annual FFA livestock show drew 38 lambs and 14 calves with grand champion calf shown by Keesey Kimball and grand champion lamb by Ernest Gibbons Jr. Over $200 in prize money was awarded to all exhibitors, funded by Alpine citizens. Complete winnings list includes Light-weight calves with Kimball first and Davis second, Gibbens third and fifth, Gallego sixth, Oliver seventh. Heavy-weight fat calf first Kimball, second Otis Coggins.

Ralph Berkeley FFA Keesey Kimball Ernest Gibbons, Jr Alpine Jiggs’ Davis Ernest Gibbens Joe Gallego Don Oliver Kesey Kimball Otis Coggins

Redden Appointed Provost Marshal at Flying School

Capt Joseph J. Redden named the new provost marshal at the Advanced Flying School. He arrives from Fort Worth where he served on the Air Corps Headquarters staff. Since May 1941 he has served at Ft. Riley Kansas Lowery Field Colorado and aboard the Air Corps chief of staff in Washington. In civilian life he was a lawyer in and around Omaha Nebraska and is an Iowan from Council Bluffs.

Joseph J. Redden Redden Fort Worth Air Corps Ft. Riley Kansas Lowery Field Colorado Washington, D. C Capt. Redden Omaha Nebraska Council Bluff Iowa

Registration for War Ration Book 2 Set in Alpine

Alpine hosts registration for War Ration Book 2 from February 25 to 28. Households must count canned fruits vegetables juices soups sauces and spices on hand by February 20, reporting five cans per family member or none. Exclusions include olives meats fish pickles relishes jams jellies and home canned goods not for sale.

Alpine C. W. Davis War Price and Rationing Board

Local declaration and ration book registration urged in Alpine

The notice explains that every family member must file a Declaration and obtain ration books. It lists that declarations will be printed in many newspapers, requires Book 1 for all listed persons, and notes two Alpine registration sites at the high school and Centennial School with hours 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. urging residents to register on the two designated days.

Cotes Alpine Centennial School

Local Legion Asked to Help Army Procure 12 Ga Shotguns

The War department requested the local American Legion post to assist in obtaining 12 gauge shotguns for training and guard duties. Desired models include hammerless double barrels hammerless pumps and automatics, with prices up to 30 dollars for double barrels and 42.50 for pumps and automatics. No damaged or obsolete guns, no Damascus or twist steel, and no accessories are sought. Interested sellers should contact Mrs H I Gard or any Legion member.

American Legion War Department H. IR. Gard

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Guadalcanal Plee North Africa AFS Central Power & Light Desa Wright Benjamin Berkeley J.C. Coleman Housekeeping Vernon McIntyre Victory Belles USC Alpine RC Chapter Brewster Promoti Malton AAF Rants Draft Board AFS Hero Ove Flying School
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