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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1952
Page
14
Reading counterclockwise on a north polar map the Arctic Circle includes the United States Canada Denmark Greenland Iceland Norway Sweden Finland and the USSR. The Arctic Circle only touches the extreme north of Iceland.
Senator Thomas Sabili says Philippines will recruit 2000 Filipino physicians and engineers to assist Burma in its economic and health development programs. He discussed the plan with President Elpidio Quirino after returning from a Burma trip.
A discussion notes that tan skin is an acquired trait and not heritable. It states children in tropical regions remain as light as their early ancestors despite generations of residence.
A historical radio grid outlines station lineups from 6:00 pm to 11:00 pm featuring news, sports, dramas, comedies, talk shows, and variety programs across networks ABC CBS MBS and others. Notable entries include News Broadcasts at 7:00 pm 8:00 pm and 10:00 pm with several entertainment slots such as Jack Smith Show Groucho Marx and The Lineup plus Classics like Gildersleeve and One Man's Family.
Local channels list morning to late night programs. WNEW channel 4 features The Big Payoff and Touchdown among comedy and drama blocks. WTTG channel 5 airs Captain Video and Football Highlights. WMAL channel 3 shows Ellery Queen and Dangerous Assignment while WMAL repeats a varied lineup. WTOP channel 4 offers Mike and Buff and Boxing with Cronkite news.
White Hall reports Rebecca Ann Strother son Bennie Strother's daughter injured in a recent auto crash is said to be much improved. Local residents Wilmer Anderson in Maple Wood Nursing Home and various relatives and neighbors visited and social calls continued with extended family at several homes. The Willing Workers Class plans to meet with Miss Patty Milburn this evening.
Andrew Kern placed a brief notice seeking a single hungry goat in Fowler Indiana to keep weeds down and graze, highlighting practical farming needs and a simple request.
Lester C. Ware 51 died after several weeks illness in Memorial Hospital. He was born in Frederick County, a carpenter and contractor, member of the M W of A Cross Junction Camp. Survived by widow Minnie Shirley, son Robert Ware, daughter Phyllis Ann Ware, stepfather Charlies Davis, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Jomes Funeral Home then Chestnut Grove Methodist Church with burial in adjoining cemetery. Pallbearers named.
London Moscow Radio praised Jos eph Stalin at the closing session of the 19th All Soviet Communist Party Congress in Moscow. The home service commentator described the leader rising to the tribune as all in attendance stood, the Kremlin walls echoing with cheers like an Alpine avalanche.
Charles W. Loy 77 died at his Kernstown home yesterday. A Frederick County native, he was a retired farmer and lifelong Old Bethel area resident. Survived by son Earl C. Loy, daughter Mrs. Adam Shiley, and half-brother Edward H. Loy. Funeral Friday at 11 a.m. from Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Stanley McFarland. burial Mt. Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers named.
Punta Arenas in Chile lies on the Strait of Magellan at 53 10 S. It is the southernmost city of the world by major criteria and one of the most isolated urban centers with about 30 000 residents. It serves as a port of call and coaling station and functions as a modern commercial city in Magallanes region.
In Glacier National Park Montana visitors search for Gertie a honey colored blonde bear known for begging food from tourists. Locals suspect she has moved on to a nearby berry crop in the woods and remain hopeful she will return.
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