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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1952
Page
14
The bulletin notes minor raids and probing actions along the frozen battlefront. U N raiders infiltrated Communist trenches on the western front using dynamite charges and flamethrowers to burn bunkers before withdrawing to their lines.
American Superfortress crews bombed two major North Korean supply targets while B-29s raided through heavy overcast. Sabrejet pilots claim a MiG-15 downed and four damaged in air battles over MiG Alley as Fifth Air Force wings and Marine units pound, with B-26s targeting rail cars and locomotives on the east coast.
An alert police dog named Bruce nabbed a 27 year old man as he attempted to breach Buckingham palace grounds early Wednesday. The dog’s bark drew the handler to the scene and the man was taken into custody.
In Manchester England the jury returned guilty but insane verdict for a footman who wounded Lady Derby and killed two butlers with a submachine gun at the Derby country mansion. Det Harold Winstanley sentenced to an indefinite term at Broadmoor prison for the criminally insane. Servants testified Stanley had a good relationship with others.
Report notes no clear motive for the shooting spree as investigators examine scattered clues and testimonies, with officials saying there is no definitive reason yet established for the attack.
Fred Hensel a World War I quadruple amputee and Army Master Sergeant, welcomed his first child a daughter named Kay Frances born Tuesday. The Hensels run a farm near Mt Pinson after losing all four limbs on Okinawa in 1945.
An annual loss from soil erosion would require about seven and three fourths billion dollars to replace the three common fertilizing elements removed each year, says irrigation and soil conservation agronomist R E Ushland.
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