Mrs. Annie M. Martin Dies at 72 in Hartwell Georgia
Mrs Annie M Martin 72 mother of Mrs J B Phillips of Hartwell Ga died at her home on West Willis street last Wednesday Burial held at Red Creek Cemetery at 11 a m Friday Survivors include husband R H Martin four sons James E Jack Martin Hartwell Frank H Gadadon Ala Joe B Martin Dena two daughters Mrs High Point and Mrs Hartwell and eleven grandchildren
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Annie M. Martin
J. B. Phillips
West Willis Street
Hartwell
Red Creek
R. H. Martin
James E
Jack Martin
Frank H
Gadadon
Ala
Joe B. Martin
Dena
High Point
5. Hartwell
Navy reports Pacific raids and fighter actions
The report details Allied air and naval activity across the Pacific. Nimitz notes weather planes raiding Palau and Yap while a Philippine raid is reported. MacArthur's forces strike Dutch Celebes with heavy bombing and ship sinkings, including coastal targets and barges, with extensive tonnage dropped on the area.
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Zamboanga
Indanao
Chester W. Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Lau
Yap
MacArthur
Celebes
Lagoon
Japanese Allied Push on Ridge Position South of Akyab
British and Chinese reports describe heavy fighting as Japanese forces attack a ridge line in the Mayu range near Buthedaung about 60 miles north of Akyab on the Bay of Bengal. Chinese communique notes attempts to hold the Hunan Kwangsi line while Japanese claim advances toward Kweilin and Lingling.
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Mayuo Ranges
Buthedaung
Burma
Akyab
Bay of Bengal
Chungking
Kweilinnese
Hunan-Kwangsi
Tungan
Kweilin
Lingling
Kwansi Province
Tokyo
Federal Communications Commission
Wenchow
Cheikang Province
Kinhwa
Bombers Hit Le Havre as Allied Push to Germany Continues
British heavy bombers attacked Le Havre as German forces in the beleaguered port faced a bombardment and 300 rounds of 15 inch shells from battleship Warspite and destroyer Erebus. About 5,000 German troops were encircled by the Canadian First Army, with Eisenhower ordering Le Havre seized to spark the drive into Germany.
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le Havre
Warspite
Erebus
France
Mae
First
Eisenhower
Germany
American Armored Drive Reaches Luxembourg Front During Rhine Campaign
American forces crossed into Luxembourg near a 10 mile assault front driving toward the Saar and German border towns. The push comes as Third Army prepares for Metz with a strong left shoulder while British patrols reportedly reach Breda and advance near Hasselt.
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Eindhoven
Schelde- Meuse
Neerpelt
Dete
Peter Gerbrandy
Breda
Holland
Luxembourg
U. S
Third
Metz
Duchy
Saar
Germany
Saarbrug
Trier
Hasselt
Aachen
Klive
Rhineland
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Mersch
Roosevelt Churchill meet in Quebec for eighth wartime talks
The Roosevelt Churchill Quebec conference opens with Churchill and Roosevelt arriving by train and sharing greetings followed by discussions with top aides. Notable attendees include Cor dell Hull and Canadian leaders Mackenzie King and the Earl of Athlone. Military chiefs Marshall King Arnold also accompany the leaders.
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Cordell Hull
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Aleutians
Admiral Nimitz
General MacArthur
Quebec
Churchill
Halifax
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence
Far
Athlone
Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
Eleanor
Rema
Wolfes Cove
Wolfe
Plains of Abraham
Monttclam
Princess Alice
George C. Marshall
Army
Ernest J. King
Navy
H. H. Arnold
Air
Mr. Roosevelt
William D. Leahy
E. M. Watson
Ross T. McIntire
Wilson Brown
Stephen Early
Grace Tully
Fala
Scottie Pup
Allied Pushes Stall At Rimini As Italy Front See Heavy Fighting
The text notes continued heavy combat along the Italian front with stiff German resistance near Rimini and in the Serchio and Vecchiano sectors. Allied forces extend crossings toward Pisa while Keselring’s counterattacks seek to blunt the advance. South of Germany British forces seize a 600-foot peak as Indian troops capture nearby high ground near Piano Di Castello.
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Florence
Italy
Serchio River
Vecchiano
Pisa
Eighth Army
Rimini
Coriano
Gemmano
Albert Kesselring
Germany
Piano di Castello
North Carolina Weather Report
Rain and cooler today in North Carolina with a cool night. Tuesday brings partial clouds a bit warmer with light rain in the forenoon.
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North Carolina
Funeral Rites for John Robert Stone Held at Brims Grove
Funeral services for John Robert Stone age 51 who died in a local hospital were held at his home and Brims Grove Baptist church. Rev. George Needham and Rev. Otho Hilliard led the rites with Ebenezer church choir providing music. Pallbearers included J. O. Fields G. E. Fields A. M. Shropshire A. D. Gray J. C. Shelby and Ray Frazier. Burial followed in Brim's Grove cemetery.
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John Robert Stone
Brim’s Grove Baptist Church
George Needham
Ebenezer Method 1
Otho Hilliard
Westside Baptist Church
Red Springs
Ebenezer Church
J. O. Fields
G. E. Fields
A. M. Shropshire
A. D. Gray
J. C. Shelby
Ray Frazier
Brim's Grove Cemetery
Funeral service for S/Sgt Eu gene E Asbury
Funeral services were held at Pollinger Chapel Methodist church in Valdese on Sunday afternoon at 5 o clock. Rev W C Linvegston and Rev O L Stephen son officiated. A military detail from ORD Greensboro conducted the escort with T Sgt Edward F Hazen in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery with church choir music.
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Pollinger Chapel Methodist Church
Valdese
W. C. Linvegston
First Church of God of
This City
O. L. Stephenson
Bollinger Church
Ord
Greensboro
Edward F. Hazen
Lawrence D. Burke
John Kadampatsos
Joseph A. Gillespie
Robert B. Olberding
Hunter G. Harris
Ernest L. Earl B. Butt
Funeral service held for Edmund E. Searles
Edmund E. Searles, a well known local resident, died suddenly Friday afternoon. A funeral service was held Sunday at four o'clock at Fair Grove Methodist church. Major John Obierne led the service, with ministers Rev. Walter L. Lanier Rev. Lee P. Tuttle and Rev. H. L. Powell taking part.
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Thomasville
Gg Og
Edmund E. Searles
Fair Grove Methodist Church
John Obierne
Kura Beagh
N. C
Walter L. Lanier
Lee P. Tuttle
Main Street Methodist Church
H. L. Powell
East Prussian border fighting and Balkans political shift
British radio reports Red Army has smashed East Prussian border fortifications and moved toward Beskide Pass as Soviet formations position on German soil. In the Balkans, Ante Pavelic, Croatian puppet leader, allegedly arrested by Tito's partisans, threatens 250000 Nazi troops in the region. The claims lack independent confirmation.
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Red Army
East Prussian
Office of War Information
London
Balkans
Hitler
Germany
Europe
United Nations Radio
Akers
Ante Pavelic
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