Fort Davis Study Club hears Newman talk and reports
Fort Davis Study club members met for a regular session at Mrs. Richard G Irving’s home. Rev Richard G Irving spoke on John Henry Cardinal Newman, followed by an open forum on religion and culture. Several members shared reports and socialized as part of the monthly gathering.
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Study Club
Fort Davis Study Club
Richard G. Irving
GW. Davis
Mra. Irving
A. N. Alkire
J. K. Miller
John Henry Cardinal Newman
England
Ieving
Cardinal Newman
Er Ving
Warren D. Bloys
J. P. Weatherby
Milton D. Hawes
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
RL. Irving
AN. Alkire
Proram
New Appointments In Defense Guard Promote Officers
Major Elmer G Burgess announced promotions for Headquarters and Co A Ord Bn Texas Defense Guard. Dave Elliott becomes 1st Lt commanding HQ Detachment, Lt Paul Vogt to plans and training, Dom Adams assigned supply, 1st Lt Gonzalo Latarello promoted, Capt Ryan Howard assigned as special HQ Detachment officer in Presidio county. Also notes war bond drive, 1942 bond quota adjustments, and a El Paso trip by Mr and Mrs Laurence Wood. Thirty million boxes of talcum powder were produced in Brazil in 1941.
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Headquarters and Co. A
Ord Bn
Texas Defense Guard
Elmer G. Burgess
Dave Elliott
Co. B
Paul Vogt
Dom Adams
Gonzalo Latarello
Co. A
Pilot Cpl Thomas S Chamberlain to attend officers' school
Cpl Thomas S Chamberlain of the advanced flying school is appointed to officers' candidate school announced by Col Gerald Hoyle. Now with the 402nd Base Headquarters Squadron he will train at Fort Knox Kentucky. An unrelated note mentions elephant statistics and price margins under OPA rules with dealers urged to contact the county War Price and Rationing board.
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Cpl
Thomas S. Chamberlain
Advanced Flying School
Gerald Hoyle
Airpost
Chamberlain
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Amendment Lets Dealerships Raise Gas Prices With Margin
A 1942 amendment allows dealers earning less than a three cent gross margin per gallon to raise prices to realize a three cent margin. For example, a service station’s maximum price for gasoline on December 1, 1942 could be 19 cents per gallon with a delivered cost of 17 cents.
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