Life Summary - Arthur Stanley Grant - Australian Dictionary of Biography

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Grant, Arthur Stanley (1913–1991)

Grant, Arthur Stanley (1913–1991)
Born	21 June, 1913 Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Died	7 September, 1991 (aged 78) Daw Park, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Education *	Fort Street Boys' High School (Sydney) (student, 1928-1931) University of Queensland (student, 1935-1937)
Occupation *	clerk (1931-1935) Queensland, Australia accountant (1935-1940) Queensland, Australia air force officer (1940-1945) Federal, Australia accountant (1945-1964) Victoria, Australia company director (1964-1972) South Australia, Australia
Military Service *	World War II (air force officer)
Awards	Distinguished Flying Cross (recipient, 1942) Distinguished Service Order (recipient, 1942) Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar (recipient, 1944)
Key Organisations *	Elder Smith & Co (company director, 1964-1966) Executor, Trustee & Agency Company of South Australia (company director, 1966-1972)
Workplaces *	Goldsbrough, Mort & Co Ltd (employee, 1932-1962)

* Dates are approximate