In Memoriam Onnie C Spice 1951
In loving memory of Onnie C Spice who passed away December 29, 1951. Wife and children recall evening shades and longing for him to come home as they sit alone.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
6
In loving memory of Onnie C Spice who passed away December 29, 1951. Wife and children recall evening shades and longing for him to come home as they sit alone.
Holyoke Massachusetts reports that muscleman Edward W Jubinville has released a 1953 mail pin up calendar for women. The calendar aims at popular appeal with illustrated pins and sales through mail orders.
Charles A. Lynn, recently discharged from the US Army after two years of service including a tour in Japan, returns home and will resume schooling at Purdue university. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Lynn.
Observers see slim odds of an AFL CIO merger despite talks early in the year. Meany and Reuther seek a common front, but rival unions may block a united leadership. Eisenhower stresses decisive civilian leadership, while NATO debates standard jet fighters and national pride in aircraft choices.
Friday and weekend hospital notes list multiple patients by city and condition. Entries include admissions for major surgery appendectomy tonsillectomy medical treatment and an auto accident followed by weekend dismissals and transfers to Vincennes hospital.
Pfc Bill Mitchell of the First Marine Division was wounded in Korea on December 17 in the left shoulder. He is recovering satisfactorily and being moved to rear lines as a mail orderly for a second time.
Mrs Cynthia Hornbaker of Bloomfield Mrs William Fink and Mrs Myrtle Krug of Indianapolis were the Christmas visitors hosted by Mrs Herbert Priest during the holiday season.
Chicago report says 15 month old Brodie twins Roger Lee and Rodney Dee, born with joined skull tops, remain in critical or very precarious condition twelve days after an unprecedented separation surgery at University of Illinois Research and Educational Hospital. Roger Lee remains in a coma.
U S airlines posted an all time safety record in civil aviation in 1952 with only five passenger deaths from crashes. Domestic and international carriers carried about 27 million passengers and logged over 15.4 billion passenger miles.
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