Obituary William L Reynolds 33 Parkersburg Vet and clerk
William L Reynolds 33 of 315 S Loudoun St died Saturday in 1928. He was a veteran of both the Army and Navy and a member of Harmony Evangelical United Brethren Church. He worked at the A and N Store and was married to Goldie Green Reynolds. Surviving are his mother Mrs Howard Harris of Parkersburg, his foster parents Mr and Mrs Layman of Parkersburg, and two half brothers Earl D Balser and Franklin D Windon. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 30 PM at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Stanley H Dysart. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers Curtis Loy Clarence Clowser Ray Duncan Roy Coffelt Grover Henshall Claude Grove.
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Marshals Threat in Records Fight Escalates
The speaker warns that marshals may be sent to obtain records if voluntary access fails. He cites Mississippi violence as a precedent and urges residents of Mound City to pursue legal action. He labels the Justice Department stance an unconstitutional surrender of records and vows government force if needed.
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Court Overturns $7500 Award in Celery Floor Injury
The Virginia Supreme Court overturned a $7500 damages award against A and P Co in a Petersburg store fall case. Justice held proof required the plaintiff show the store knew or should have known of the foreign object. The court noted celery discoloration could result from later causes and that the object might have been dropped by a customer or kicked under the shelf.
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Eisenhower Says Nixon Still Viable Politically
Former President Eisenhower, in Augusta, says Nixon is not dead politically despite his California governor bid. He notes a candidate who speaks on specifics and avoids labels could win the 1964 Republican nomination and declines to declare his choice. He clarifies he may have doubted Nixon’s readiness in 1956.
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No Dogs Allowed Sign Confuses Glen Dogs
In Glendo Wyoming a Dog House Cafe window reads No Dogs Allowed leaving confused canines puzzled as patrons pass by. The sign raises questions about pet policy at the local eatery.
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Thant Says West Hasn't Responded To Soviet Change
UN Secretary-General Thant told 1500 attendees at Johns Hopkins University that the Western powers have not acknowledged a shift in Soviet policy since Stalin's death. He cited greater Soviet flexibility but said Western nations refuse to recognize the change.
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Troops Surround Government Headquarters in Algiers
About 200 soldiers with armored cars surrounded the government headquarters for hours in Algiers, with calm by afternoon. Night patrols blocked roads and police searched the city after the arrest of police commissioner Omar Harvey, linked to the underground Social Revolution party.
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Johnson Helps Dedicate New A-Sub Rayburn
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson to help dedicate the new Polaris missile submarine Sam Rayburn at keel laying in Newport News. The 425 foot Lafayette class sub will be Navy’s 28th ballistic missile vessel, designed for 1500 mile range missiles. Fred Korth and other officials will attend, honoring Rayburn, mentor and friend to Johnson.
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Virginia Redistricting Standoff After Court Ruling
Gov. Al. will address redistricting after a federal court ruled the 1988 General Assembly apportionment acts unconstitutional. A special session may be called, with discussions of Plan A to boost representation for Fairfax Arlington Norfolk and other urban areas while reducing power in Southside and Southwest Virginia.
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Plane Forced Down in Norfolk Industrial Park
A small private plane made an unscheduled landing in Norfolk Industrial Park due to strong headwinds. Pilot Stuart Sherk of Reading Pennsylvania and passenger William Helfrich of Baltimore remained uninjured. takeoff from the site was denied for safety reasons as they planned to refuel and continue to Baltimore after a Bahamas trip.
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The Black Honduras Stamp Sells for 24500 at NYC Auction
A postage stamp titled The Black Honduras drew strong bidding in New York City last year and sold for 24500 dollars at auction. The sale highlighted collecting interest in rare stamps and brought visibility to the issuer's catalog.
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Weather outlook for Virginia shows mild temperatures
The forecast calls for sunny to fair conditions with highs near 60 and chilly nights in the 20s to 30s. Through Tuesday to Saturday, daytime temps stay mild then cool, with precipitation possible Friday or Saturday based on a five day outlook.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages From Historical Journal
Rainfall data reported for the past 24 hours shows none. November total stands at 4.64 inches with 1962 year to date at 37.16 inches and a 49 year total of 36.86 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 49 years lists 2.42 in January 2.11 in February 2.98 in March 3.81 in April 3.83 in June 3.90 in July 2.67 in September 4.00 in October 2.28 in November 2.40 in December.
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Population Growth Headlines Across the United States
The report notes U S population rising by about 340 people per hour, roughly 8 160 daily and nearly 3 million annually, highlighting steady growth and its scale across the nation.
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End of Lockheed strike talks and rail dispute recap
Summary of ongoing labor conflicts with Lockheed and rail carriers. The International Association of Machinists paused its strike per government request as court action looms for an 80 day injunction. Key issue is union shop versus open membership and potential poll disputes. Rail layoffs face court approval and potential unilateral action if unions appeal.
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Answers to Trivia Quiz From Early Type to Music
Early type machine gun is listed alongside answers including Woodrow Wilson copper and tin and a fused item involving a child. Opium poppy and the Alps at 64 971 ft long are mentioned with San Francisco Faust the first violin and Our Father The Lord's Prayer as entries.
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Denny's Commission Auction and Local Sales Listings
December sales directory lists multiple auctions around towns on December dates. Denny's Commission Auction routes Furni ture and appliances near Winchester Route 7. Headleys Auctions in Shawnee Fire Hall sells antique furniture. Joseph B. Newlin Trustee offers land in Frederick County. Rock Hill Farm in Bilack Stone Va conducts Hereford cattle sale.
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Kennedy Inaugural Address Length Figures Cited
The record notes President Kennedy's inaugural speech ran about 1,355 words, compared with a long-standing average of 2,499 words for the 44 prior inaugural addresses. The contrast highlights a notably concise early Oval Office address.
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