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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1951
Page
2
A Washington report recalls historic menus from 1856 Willard Hotel with elaborate courses and jelly ornamentations. The piece contrasts then versus now and mentions related dining memories including Chicago a baby Venus Vaisvilas fire case and Escoffier tribute meals in Minneapolis with extensive, multi course feasts.
Private First Class William R. Metcalf of Linton Indiana serves with the 99th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. The unit, part of the 1st Cavalry Division, supported the 8th Cavalry and endured the Unsan encirclement. It later helped crush the spring offensive, inflicting thousands of Chinese casualties.
A damage case involving Wilfred Lee Goodman versus Ed gar A. Willkie and Lex McKee was heard in Greene circuit court Bloomfield on change of venue from Sullivan county. Judge Robert Stewart of Clay county presided as special judge over the auto motorcycle collision dated April 9 1949 near Sullivan.
Detective McGann visits Kathleen Rogers in her dim Manhattan apartment to probe connections to the Shirley Stanton poisoning. Kathleen reveals Ronnie Tompkins’s fate and her own bitter, thwarted marriage, hinting at deep jealousy and danger while a plan to warn her lingers.
In Pekin Illinois a two year old girl Karen Cohenour died of pneumonia in a car parked on a side road during a drive with her mother and seven children. The mother slept in the car and awoke to find the child dead. An autopsy by Dr. Robert Dunlevy, Tazewell county coroner, confirmed pneumonia as the cause.
At a Milford road block police halted a car and found an owl on the front seat with the driver. The man could not explain how the owl arrived and quipped that it had come along for the ride.
1st Lt. Ralph E. Gibson of Mt Carmel Illinois credited with shooting down two MiG 15 fighters as American F 86 Sabre jets destroyed five enemy planes in a 15 minute air battle six miles east of Sinuiju near the Manchurian border. The 5th Air Force total destruction two days to six. Four wing pilots including Col Francis Gabreski led two Sabre flights in the engagement. All Sabres returned safely to base.
Teaching a child learning to walk to toe out almost always leads to flat footed posture. The guidance notes that early gait patterns can influence foot mechanics later in childhood and may warrant monitoring by caregivers.
OHN VALENTINE and Walter Hill argue over a rare volume as a rich buyer pressures for a discount. The village belle’s father doubts the city slicker suitor and hints at a legal check before any engagement. The sharp exchange ends with a cash offer for fifty thousand dollars.
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