Obituary of Harry Franklin Rinker 1903 1969
Harry Franklin Duke Rinker 66 of 109 Fairmont Ave formerly Bloomery Star Route died yesterday. Born August 4 1903 in Clarke County he was a son of the late Harry W and Bertha Grimes Rinker. He married Beulah Sours and was a retired mechanic with Zuckerman Co. Survived by his widow four children Harry F Jr Anna Jane Earl William and Richard Lynn all at home three sisters Blanche Lamp Margaret Cleaver Cleota Anderson Winchester and a brother Clarence Rinker Winchester. Funeral arrangements incomplete body at Jones Funeral Home.
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Harry Franklin
Duke) Rinker
Fairmont Ave
Bloomery Star
Mr. Rinker
Clarke County
Harry Washington
Bertha Grimes Rinker
Beulah Sours
First Baptist Church
Zuckerman Co
Harry F. Rinker, Jr
Anna Jane Rinker
Earl William Rinker
Richard Lynn Rinker
Blanche Lamp
Margaret Cleaver
Cleota Anderson
Winchester
Clarence Rinker
Funeral Services for Harry F. Rinker and Others
Funeral arrangements listed for Harry Franklin Rinker with incomplete service notes for infant Bobby D. Hughart Jr and Marie Kaloust Young. Local notices include family names and unclear service details.
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Bobby D. Hughart, Jr
Mrs. Marie Kobust Young of Gore Dies by Self-inflicted Gunshot
Mrs. Marie Kobust Young 53 of Gore was found dead at home from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Frederick County Sheriff Lacy Anderson said the death occurred Wednesday evening and was reported by her husband Walter Young. The body was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital for examination. She is survived by her husband and six children and several brothers. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Marie Kobust Young
Gore
Buck's Kin Lodge
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Young
Walter Young
Douglass O. Hill
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Boston
Mass
Edward and
Frances Brady Kaloust
Marie Ann Riggle
Falls Church
Lolita Audrey Cave
Alameda
Calif
Virginia F. Davies
Hyde Park
N.Y
Walter H. Young, III
Edward A. Young
Poughkeepsie
Lelie K. Gladson
Belleville
Ill
Arnold H. Kaloust
Francis Kaloust
Richard Kaloust
Long Beach
William Kaloust
Lynn
Gerald Kaloust
Swampscott
Jones Funeral Home
Lawmakers reshuffle conference panel on finance bill
Rep John Byrnes of Wisconsin backs Mills as Williams resigns from conference. Sen Wallace Bennett becomes top Republican on Finance Committee with Williams retiring in 1970. Other conferees include Gore Talmadge Anderson Curtis and House members Hale Betts Ullman plus Mills and Byrnes.
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House
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Mills
John J. Williams
Delaware
Jack Miller
Iowa
Williams
Wallace F. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Senate
Bennett
National Association of Manufacturers
GOP
Conference Committee
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Carl T. Curtis
Rneb
Court Restriction Won't Be Challenged
Los Angeles AP Dist Atty Evelle Younger will not challenge a court restriction on pretrial statements in the Tate La Bianca slayings. He plans trial within 60 days and aims to release the grand jury transcript to curb rumors. Manson and five followers face murder conspiracy charges for the August 9 killings. Investigations continue into possible additional murders.
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Los Angeles
Evelle J. Younger
Tate-La- Bianca
Younger
Charles M. Manson
William B. Keene
Manson
Keene
Los Angeles Times
Chatsworth
San Fernando Valley
Donald O’shea
Cub Scouts in Pack 2 Awarded at First Presbyterian Meeting
At a First Presbyterian Church gathering Cub master William Lawrence presided over a candlelight ceremony inducting a record number of Bobcats into Pack 2. Den 2 Garry Savage Den 3 Pepper Gilbert John Whiting, Cris McClure Den 4 Randy Stickley Harper Bearss James Carroll Greg Pitta Allen Beckner Kenneth Burks Den 5 Steve Baker Brian McWhorter Ray Legge Scott Jack Cris Cather David Rice Steve Saville Stuart Sager. New den mothers were Mrs Phyllis Baker and Mrs Patty Kilpatric. Transfer Cubs include Ross Kilpatric Jamie Simpson Jack MaGaha Larry Pitzer Timmy Foltz Mark Crisman. Wolf Badges to Jamie Simpson Allen Beckner Brian Pikielek. Bear rank to Jack McGaha Matthew Lohr. Gold Arrow to Matthew Lohr Jamie Simpson Brian Pikielek with Silver Arrow to Wolf rank recipient Brian Pikielek. One year pins awarded to multiple Cubs. John Williams 2 year pin. Boy Scout Doug Lawrence Den Chief Card. Weblos Den activity badges awarded to numerous Weblos Cubs. Den 1 won attendance award. Mark Crisman inducted into Weblos Den.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Webbs
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Ray Legge
Scott Jack
Cris Cather
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Steve Saville
Stuart Sager
Garry Savage
Pepper Gilbert
John Whiting
Cris McClure
Phyllis Baker
Patty Kilpatric
Melba Rice
Patsy Jack
Donna Cather
Glenda Stickley
Ross Kilpatric
Jamie Simpson
Jack MaGaha
Larry Pitzer
Timmy Foltz
Mark Crisman
Brian Pikielek
Governor to Open Regional Office in Martinsburg
Governor Arch A. Moore Jr. opens a Martinsburg regional office serving Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire, Hardy, Grant and Pendleton Counties. He will visit from 4 to 6 p.m. on Monday and plan to meet citizens at least monthly. The office is in the Oates Building near West King Street.
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W. VA
Arch A. Moore, Jr
Jefferson
Berkeley
Morgan
Hampshire
Hardy
Grant
Pendleton
Panhandle
South Branch Valley
Oates
Kings St
Tax Payers Meet on Monday at Courthouse
The Frederick County Tax Payers Association will hold its monthly meeting at the Frederick County Courthouse Monday at 8 p.m. The association seeks member input on moves to increase service to Frederick County and its citizens, said Leonard Ellis, president of the board of directors.
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Frederick County
Tax Payers Association
Leonard Ellis
Edelson Urges Virginia Wage Law and Labor Reforms
A.D. Skip Edelson, Virginia Senate candidate, called for a state minimum wage law, a national workers Bill of Rights, and changes to Taft Hartley to permit agency shops in right to work states. Speaking to about 200 International Union of Electricians leaders in Charlottesville, he condemned dollar an hour industries and urged stronger measures to compel companies like General Electric to bargain in good faith.
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A.D
Skip” Edelson
U.S. Senate
Edelson
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Jr
International Union of Electricians
Virginia
Charlottesville
General Electric Co
General Electric
Conspiracy to Commit Theft Charged in Winchester
Gabriel Eson Ford, 26, of Front Royal, charged by Winchester Police with conspiring to commit larceny. Free on $100 bond with hearing in Municipal Court Thursday. Complainants are Sergeant Allen Barley and Patrolman Herbert Holliday. Ford was arrested Monday in Front Royal by Barley, Holliday, and Armentrout. Accused of conspiring to steal tape players from cars around Oct. 4.
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Front Royal
Winchester
Sp.t
Ford
Allen Barley
Herbert Holliday
Sgt
Barley
Holliday
L.C. Armentrout
Northumberland County Teacher Dies in Vehicle Collision
A 22-year-old Fredericksburg teacher Daneene Karen Dabel died Thursday night after her car collided with a tractor trailer in Northumberland County. State police identified the victim as Dabel.
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Associated Press
Northumberland County
Daneene Karen Dabel
Fredericksburg
Wall Street opens higher amid uncertainty and mixed signals
Anticipation of continued market volatility weighs on investors as early prices show modest gains for Polaroid and Brunswick while Dow Jones and the AP 60-stock average drift lower. Analysts cite tight money and flat profits forecasts for 1970 as factors behind the cautious start and delayed openings for Big Apple Supermarkets and Foodarama Supermarkets.
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Foodarama
Weather Summary From The Associated Press
Weather reports from across regions compiled by The Associated Press note rainfall, temperature changes, and forecasts. Storm systems move through western and central zones while coastal areas expect winds and milder trends.
Hoover cites 1960s crime surge tied to social upheaval
J Edgar Hoover attributes a 122 percent rise in crime from 1960 to 1968 to traumatic national events. He notes rape, murder, and property crime increases, with regional gaps and metropolitan contrasts including a 7 percent rise in cities over 1 million and a higher national rate elsewhere.
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Hoover
South
North Central States
Europeans Grow Potatoes Experimentally Early In History
Europeans cultivated potatoes experimentally as early as the 16th century and remained wary of the new crop.
Weather forecast for Virginia shows mild weekend cooling
The forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with cloudy periods. Low tonight 18 to 26, high Saturday 40 to 45. Sunday partly cloudy and not so cold. The five day forecast from Saturday to Wednesday expects average temperatures near normal with highs 40 to 45 and lows 22 to 26, with minimal precipitation around a half inch or less and near the start and end of the period.
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Virginia Fair
Rainfall and Temperature Summary for Winchester Skies
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m none. December rainfall to date 1 87 inches and 1969 rainfall to date 35 40 inches. Temperatures noon high 43 low 39 today and year ago 46 and 14. Sunset 4 50 p m sunrise 7 24 a m moonset 8 36 p m first quarter Dec 15.
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Winchester
Answers from a quiz list with historical figures
A condensed quiz item list reveals prompts and answers including Stephen A. Douglas, Rudolph Valentino, and Africa. It contrasts yes and no responses, noting those living several years and the term ovines, with references to water surface and broader geographic scope.
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Stephen A. Douglas
Rudolph Valentino
Africa
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