Mrs. McKee 91 Dies at Capon Bridge WV
Margaret Jane McKee 91 of Robert Franklin McKee died at 7 30 p m at her sons Piccadilly Street home where she had lived for years She was born February 9 1859 near Hansing Rok Hampshire County WV daughter of Daniel and Amanda Doran Survived by son R N McKee Gore WV daughter Mrs W V Carpenter Gore WV brother N R Doran Winchester WV 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild Preceded in death by husband died 1926 and two sons Walter 1987 and Edgar 1939 Funeral at Griffin s Funeral Home Capon Bridge with interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Margaret Jane McKee
Robert Franklin McKee
R. N. McKee
Piccadilly St
Hansing Rok
W. Va
Daniel and
Amanda Doran
Hampshire County
W.V. Carpenter
Gore
N. R. Doran
Winchester
Walter
Edgar McKee
Griffin's Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Fairview Cemetery
Security blackout tightens in northeast Korea
The Allied military command imposes a security blackout on the general situation in northeast Korea and tightens military information across Korea. Reporters are given guidelines to avoid information on planned attacks or enemy activities, as details could jeopardize security.
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Korea
Two City Inductees Serve in Same Unit
Winchester man Harold R. Edwards has been sent to Camp Atterbury Indiana and assigned to Company L of the 110th Infantry in the 28th Division. He joins fellow inductee Retired Sgt Boyd F. Grim in the same unit as the division receives new draftees daily.
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Winchester
Harold R. Edwards
Harold Edwards
Fairmont Avenue
Camp Atterbury, Ind
110 Infantry
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Edwards
Boyd
Grim
Japan Statement Is Declared a Lie
The State Department denounced a Moscow claim that the U S and Japan have taken first steps to rebuild the Japanese army. It said Communist propaganda may be paving the way for a Russia China alliance and joint action against Japan or its allies.
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Red China
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First Signature on the Declaration of Independence
The text indicates John Hancock was likely the first signer on the engrossed parchment copy with a slim chance Button Gwinnett preceded him. Historians generally accept Hancock as the initial signer though some note Gwinnett could have come first.
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John Hancock
Button Gwinnett
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