Powder Marks Mystery in Domestic Shooting Report
In a conversation among Homer Wede and emer, the claim surfaces that powder marks on the body suggest a shooting by a wife. The remark implies suspicion of spousal involvement in the fatal incident.
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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1952
Page
17
In a conversation among Homer Wede and emer, the claim surfaces that powder marks on the body suggest a shooting by a wife. The remark implies suspicion of spousal involvement in the fatal incident.
The Agriculture Committee of the Canadian National Exhibition adds two services this year. Complete veterinary supervision will cover poultry pigeons and pet stock for the first time. A veterinary hospital will diagnose and treat diseases affecting entries during the exposition.
In Halton, 73 herds with 1074 cows were tested under a Mastitis Control program led by the Ontario Veterinary College and local veterinarians. Initial results showed 106 percent infection in quarter samples, revised to 4.2 percent after treatment, with follow up tests planned to lower disease incidence further.
A casual remark reveals Hank’s recovery after a long standing brass rail pressure under his foot. The public anecdote notes his improving condition following the unnamed operation that relieved his injury.
Public auction conducted by Hindley and Elliott from the Milton home at Pearl and Prince Streets on Saturday August 20 at 1:30 pm. Items include Chesterfield and chalet set, Krochler mahogany furniture, electric appliances, dining and bedroom pieces, rugs, a Waterloo kitchen range, refrigerator, lawn furniture, coal and wood, and assorted housewares. Terms cash. Clerk day of sale. No reserve as home is sold.
The article profiles Clarence D. Howe 66 minister of trade and defense production. It highlights Howe's rapid postwar industrial expansion transforming Canada with wartime factories, aircraft, ships and uranium output, then privatizing plants after the war. It notes his MIT education Dalhousie tenure and broad influence on Canadian production and defense.
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