April 6, 1958 – Vickers Viscount N7437, operating Capital Airlines Flight 67 stalled and crashed on approach to Saginaw, Michigan, resulting in 49 fatalities.The cause was attributed to ice accretion on the horizontal stabiliser.[10] Wikipedia

I remember that night especially well as one of the worst storms I have ever witnessed. I was a shortwave listener at the time and I was worried that my ungrounded antenna which stretched 100 feet out my bedroom window would be struck by lightning!
The wind howled and that dreadful sound along with ice pellets striking my window put up a terrible din all night long. The next morning we learned the worst. All of Freeland, Michigan had been cordoned off in the search for the 49 souls who were aboard Capital Airlines Viscount flight 67. A schoolmate of mine lost his father in that crash.