Rites Held for Mrs. Wood Pace in Massena
Funeral services for Mrs. Wood Pace 85 of Massena were conducted Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. H. D. Butts presiding. Interment followed in Massena township cemetery. pallbearers included Bert Pharson Lon Harper and others. Surviving are two daughters Mrs S A Luke and Mrs Verda Ploghoft of Des Moines and seven sons including J H Pace of Massena and Al Pace of Boulder.
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Massena
Wood Pace
Des Moines
Methodist Church
H. D. Butts
Marion Cox
Louise Platt
Arthur Taylor
Wray Wollenhaupt
R. F. Peel
Jesus
Massena Township
Bert Pharson
Lon Harper
George Brawe
Earl Cullen
Fred Wollenhaupt
P. D. Griffith
Pace
Monmouth
Ill
John Gunter
Iowa
Red Oak
Cumberland
Nettie Scott
8. A. Luke
Verda Ploghoft
J. H. Pace
al Pace
Boulder
Colo
Ben Pace
Creston
Jess Pace
Oakland
Cal
Charles, George and
Arch Pace
Furloughs and Travels Highlight Atlantic News
Local notices report Lt. Luther Gillett visiting his parents on furlough at 905 Maple Street. Military transfers include Fred Raymond Burnham Jr and Norma Jean Robinson obtaining a marriage license. & Other items cover soldiers on leave, a stolen Philco radio, Santa Claus preparations, fines for truck registration, medical discharge for Roger Ranger, weather notes, and Christmas gift drive for service members.
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Luther Gillett
Ft. Jackson
8. C
Lester Gillett
Maple Street
Fred Raymond Burnham, Jr
Griswold
Norma Jean Robinson
Lewis
C. M. Skipton
Cumberland Girl and Other Newborns Reported in Area
A daughter was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs Ambrose Cullen of Cumberland at Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs. Lois Jean, a second daughter weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gail Armstrong of Lewis at 3 10 yesterday afternoon at Atlantic hospital. James Clark Forsythe, weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces, was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. James Forsythe of Omaha. Mrs. Forsythe is former Geraldine Knudsen of Atlantic. Diane Daughenbaugh, 5 pounds 18 ounces, was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs Floyd Daughenbaugh of Des Moines. the family has two other children Delores Ann and James Earl. Grandmothers are Mrs. L. B. Wood and Mrs. Anna Daughenbaugh.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Atlantic
Chamber of Commerce
Roger R. Ranger
Navy
Mr. Ranger
Naval Hospital
Sattle
Wash
Cumberland
Ambrose Cullen
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Lois Jean
Gail Armstrong
Lewis
the Atlantic Hospital
New Sea
James Forsythe
Omaha
James Clark
Forsythe
Gerealdine Knudsen
Floyd Daughenbaugh
Des Moines
Diane
Delores Ann
James Earl
L. B. Wood
Cedar Street
Anna Daughenbaugh
Locust Street
Adair Briefs Highlight Local Sightseeing Trip
Adair residents H D Byers Clyde Rochholz Rex Downing John Driscoll John Crow and Bruce Morse traveled to Des Moines on a shopping and pleasure trip. Nell Wallace of Greenfield visited Adair on Monday.
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ADAIR
H. D. Byers
Clyde Rochholz
Rex Downing
John Driscoll
John Crow
Bruce Morse
Des Moines
Nell Wallace
Greenfield
Canadians Span Lamone River in Italian Campaign Advance
Canadian troops crossed the Lamone river and built two bridgeheads northeast of Faenza, pushing Germans back toward Lugo. The bridgeheads span about 9 miles from Faenza and connect along a 6,000 yard front after 24 hours of fierce fighting. The Ravenna Bologna railway area northwest of Russi was reached with the line astride it, and German forces were driven beyond the Fosso Vecchio D Cantrigò.
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Rome
Lamone
Faenza
Lugo
Ravenna
Bologna
Russi
Fosso Vecchio D’cantrigo
Diplomatic reshuffles mark White House moves in Spain Czech exile
The White House announced Carlton Hayes resigns as ambassador to Spain and Norman Armour to replace him. Armour formerly led the Argentina mission after relations soured. Laurence A. Steinhardt moves from Turkey to Prague in exile, and Hallett Johnson becomes ambassador to Costa Rica after Fay Desportes’ death.
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Washington
White House
Carlton Hayes
Spain
Norman Armour
Armour
Argentina
United States-Argentina
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Turkey
London
Hallett Johnson
Costa Rica
Fay Desportes
Yanks Close On Wissembourg In Palatinate Drive
Allied forces push toward the German border town of Wissembourg as the Seventh army nears the Rhine frontier. The drive with the Third army tightens the Siegfried Line from west and south while air raids strike Essen and other German cities in heavy bombing campaigns.
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Alexander M. Patch
Palatinate
Bavaria
Rhine
Seventh
Wissembourg
Siegfried Line
Third Army
Patch
Germany
Card of Thanks from Mrs Henry Sauer
A hospital stay prompted a card of thanks from Mrs Henry Sauer expressing gratitude for cards letters and flowers and for the many favors and kindnesses shown during her illness.
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Herman C. Martens
Henry Sauer
Train marooned by snow drifts in West Virginia
A two month passenger train that left Charleston for Grafton at 7 am yesterday has been trapped in snow drifts. It reached Elkhurst 45 miles north of Charleston, according to the New York Central dispatcher's office.
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Charleston
W. Va
Grafton
Elkhurst
New York Central
Radical shifts move 65,000 soldiers to army ground forces
Lt. Gen. Ben Lear announced a sweeping change in the army, transferring 65,000 personnel from air and service forces to ground forces as units shed old duties for new fighting roles. He said 40,000 from air forces and 25,000 from service forces have been moved or are underway, signaling a major mission change from defense to offense.
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Washington
Ben Lear
United States
Army Air Forces
Army Service Forces
Army
Unclear Military Diets Speak to Ground Forces
An officer comments on the evolving role of certain diets, stating their prior usefulness has ended in former services and now applies to ground forces, noting a shift in application. The report appears in The News-Telegraph.
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Minx-Mode
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Kay Collier
Ben Darling
Nelly Don
Vogue
William J. Spier
South of Atlantic
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Alfred Spies
Richard I. Baxter
Carlos Baxter
Kearney
Neb
California
Pfc
Donald Gordon
Liberty Field
Savannah
Inez M. Gordon
Marvin Leander
Neaman
Great Lakes
Mrs
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Laurel Street
Radice Stelen
Philco
Hotel Whitney
Dale Cornell
Faragut
Eugene Shes
Farragut
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William P. Shes
Bernard Shea
Frank Watts
W. H. Jones
Andy Miller
Anite
Justice Court
Tion
Howard Burkman
Spencer
Sioux City
Cass County Legion and Auxiliary
Harry Jordan
Wes Morgan
Martin Laursen
8. M. Heggem
Jake White
Bert Carey
Frank Tucker
Troy Fisher
Clyde Summers
New Guinea
Herman Steffens
West of Atlantic
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New Glines
Steffens
New Guina
Delbert Derry
South Pacific
Alcesta Derry
Poplar Street
R. A. Becker
Pfe
Ted Becker
Clinton Hospital
Evelyn Hollen
Casscou Home
Schick General
Zion Lutheran Church
U. S
Lutheran Old People’s Home
Iowa City
Clarinda
Poons
Christensen
Lamone River
SWIFT
Essen
Krupp Armament Works
The
Reich
News-Telegraph
OUR
Cole
Edward P. Cole
Atlantic Grinding Service
Lyle Woodring
Havelay
Arenue Atlantic Cemetery
John Deere
Lecree
Chas. Bigelow
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