Canada’s Casualties In Korea Pass 1,000
Ottawa reports Canada’s Korea War casualties surpass 1,000 with two men killed and 13 wounded in the latest list, raising the total number of Canadian deaths and injuries.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1952
Page
9
Ottawa reports Canada’s Korea War casualties surpass 1,000 with two men killed and 13 wounded in the latest list, raising the total number of Canadian deaths and injuries.
An Arlington minister is found guilty of contempt of court after an open sermon on May 18. He argued he acted from a sense of justice and questioned the limits on speaking freely in court proceedings.
Chicago Health Department calls for volunteer nurses to fight a polio outbreak reaching a record 729 cases this year. The city has 36 to 40 nurses caring for 113 patients around the clock.
Delegates Scully and Brown from the Virginia Presbyterian Church are announced for a United States church gathering to be held September 16 to 18 at Towson Presbyterian. The event resumes after a summer break with program details to follow.
Funeral services for Stockton Myerly widow Mrs Myerly will be held Sunday at Green Hill Cemetery. Rev B S Elmore of Buria will officiate. Active pallbearers include William Swimley and others with Walter John Fishpaw among honorary pallbearers.
Technical note indicates fuel injectors calibrated for an ion propulsion setup, aiming to improve efficiency and thrust stability. Details describe injector timing, pressure ranges, and materials suited for long‑term operation in space environments.
Armed robbers entered the Donald Heckman dining room about 5 a.m. and tied customers, forcing them to lie on the floor while they fled with valuables.
Funeral services are scheduled for Mrs. March tomorrow with bearers John J. Hawse A Ryland Carl Haines J Robert Seely and William T. The service notes two family facts including the mother Mrs Susan and the mention of a father figure noted for Gettysburg. Interment will be at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
Representatives from five Winchester garden clubs intend to send exhibits to the Piedmont Garden Club Flower Show in the new hall of the Marshall Volunteer Fire Company on September 19 from 2 30 to 6 p m. The theme is Village Life with 13 classes across three sections. Exhibits must be grown by the exhibitor with limited use of greens. setup starts 9 30 a m and judging follows with lunch served.
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