Miss Stella Cooper Dies in Summit New Jersey
Funeral services for Miss Stella I Cooper will be held Friday at Mount Olive United Brethren Church Hayfield. She died Wednesday morning in Summit New Jersey at Mary Stones home after traveling worldwide for 25 years. She is survived by a sister Bertha Woodfield and three brothers Alfred Stanley Harry Cooper. Interment will follow at the adjoining cemetery with pallbearers named. Her body arrived in Martinsburg from Winchester and will be cared for at Omps Funeral Home until the service.
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Stella I. Coope
Summit
N. J
Mary Stone
Miss Cooper
Frederick County
Winchester Mental Hospital
Arthur Mctorland
Carter McFarland
Luthay McFarland
Edward Dusing
Walter Cochran
Newton McDonald
Martinsorg
W. Va
Tain
Omps
McDonald Chooses The U S Navy
Donald of Ft. Belvoir Va enlists in the Navy through the rating Office in Winchester. He has two brothers serving in the armed forces in Europe. Born March 25 in Alexandria he attended Berryville High School. Sworn into the Navy Sept. 15 in Washington D C while visiting Berryville.
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Donald
Ft. Belvoir
Navy
Raiting
Winchester
Kert
Ice
Edward H
First Army
France
Germany
Clyde
McDonald
Alexandria
Berryville
Bert
Washington, D. C
Helen Levi McDonald
Robert Allen McDonald
Edward L. Is
Charles Campbell Died Yesterday
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Charles Edward Campbell former Frederick county man who died yesterday afternoon at his home. Born December 7 1888 in Page county he was married twice and resided in the city for 20 years. He is survived by his widow three sons and four daughters three brothers and sisters. Burial will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Charles Edward Campbell
Frederick
West Clifford Street
Leonard
Rockingham
Medford
Hubert
Flossie
Rosie
Ropsy
Goldie
Rockingham County
Jones Funeral Home
R. A. Whitten
Congregation Christian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. Henkel Henry
Russell Wiliams
Earl Willey
H. W. Kerrick
Smith Catlett
Richard Green
Dewey and FDR Debate on Campaign Trail Continues
Dewey and Roosevelt clash over communists and postwar policy as Bricker and Dirksen denounce Roosevelt. Truman plans a Peoria farm policy speech while Ball, a Republican defector, calls postwar security a political issue and schedules a late Belt speech.
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Teo
Earl Browder
John W. Bricker
Rep
Dirksen
R Til
Bricker
Dallas
Democratic Party
PAC
Roosevelt
Mankato
Minn
Hillman
EWT
BLU Network
Allies Land on Beveland and Push in Netherlands
Allied forces landed on Beveland and advanced near S Hertogenbosch and Tilburg while signaling general progress north of the Antwerp Breda road. German forces on the mainland may number up to 50 000, and a German radio report suggested air strikes targeted the Moerdijk bridges between Breda and Rotterdam.
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Hertogenbosch
Antwerp-Breda Road
Beveland
Walcheren
Maas
Dordrecht
Moerdijke
Europe
Breda
Rotterdam
Geertruidenberg
Heretogenbosch
North Sea
Swiss Alps
Epinal
Reds advance across Transylvania and Norway fronts reshaped
Soviet forces completed occupation of northern Transylvania with the fall of Satu Mare and Carei and claimed 200 other towns. Kirkenes was seized by Meretskov and the Red fleet, as Russians hinted at advancing through Norway after routing about 25 000 Germans from Petsamo. Malinovsky reportedly reinforced near Szolnok south east of Budapest, with no new front news.
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Gumbinnen
Goldap
Transylvania
Satu-Mare
Carei
Romania
Kirkenes
Murmansk
K. A. Meretskov
Red Fleet
Norway
Petsamo
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Szolnok
Budapest
Berryville Youth Enlisted as Navy Combat Aircrewman
William Irvin Carroll aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs W P Carroll of West Main Street Berryville Virginia, was enlisted in the Navy Combat Aircrewmen via the Winchester Recruiting Office according to Chief Mead Officer in Charge of Winchester Sta.
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William Irvin Carroll
W. P. Carroll
West Main Street
Berryville
Navy
Winchester
Mead
Winchester Sta
Young Carroll Begins Navy Training in Jacksonville
Young Carroll, born February 3, 1927 in Cumberland Maryland, reports Sept 28 in Jacksonville Florida for nine months of Navy combat aircrewman training. He has lived in Berryville for twelve years and attended Berryville High School.
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Carroll
Jacksonville
Fla
Cumberland
Berryville
Berryville High School
Virginian Guard
Clarke County
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