Russians refute British airman hoax over A bomb threat
A former British airman, William Whales, 34, claimed he wrote an A-bomb letter to Soviet Ambassador Malik as a hoax. The Russians dismissed the claim as groundless, noting no Whales name appeared on the original letter. Ipswich police questioned Whales but no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. King
London
William Stanley Whales
Jakob Malik
North Sea
W. Whales
Malik
R.A.F
Ipswich
SICKLY SISTER-IN-LAW HOME STRAIN AND ADVICE COLUMNS
Melissa asks about moving in with sisters-in-law and keeping her own room while they refuse to rearrange. Dorothy Dix suggests a family conference and possible hiring help to reduce tension. Millie seeks parental dating guidance. Dorothy urges independence and patience in choosing partners. Ginny describes a two-timing situation and receives advice to recognize similar patterns and be honest with all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Nissen
Melissa
Dorothy Dix
Millie
Dave
Gladys
Randy
Ginny
Sheridan Apts Change Hands In Birmingham Sale
Warner Kanter Corp. announced the sale of its Birmingham and Decatur properties including the Essex House in Birmingham. Sidney Albert and Irving Kirsch of Troy New York represented a investor group in a transaction described as more than three million dollars. The Essex House, a 10 story building with 136 apartments and private clubs, was the largest unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Warner- Kanter Corp
Decatur
Essex House
Sidney Albert
Irving Kirsch
Troy
N.Y
Essex Lounge
Bridge Work Narrows Keller Span Channel On Tennessee River
U S Army Corps of Engineers reports the new highway bridge over the Tennessee River has begun construction. A cofferdam at the left channel pier reduces the Keller Bridge spanning opening from 210 feet to 198 feet until about October 1 1958. Navigators are asked to slow and use extra caution in the area during cofferdam placement. Subsequent notices will announce cofferdam removal and other construction phases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tennessee River
Keller Bridge
Prisoner Attacks Officer Then Pleads Guilty
Curtis Walter Alred, 26, of Decatur, struck Highway Patrolman Dexter Haney in the jaw, dazing him, during an early Saturday incident in the sheriff s office. Alred resisted arrest and pleaded guilty to parking on pavement and resisting arrest, receiving a total fine.
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Moulton
Curtis Walter Alred
Fourth Ave
Decatur
Dexter Haney
Franklin Smith
Smith
Alred
Justice of the Peace
J. L
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Ardmore Bank
Bank of Ardmore
Ardmore
Tenn
NEW Ardmore Bank
Bank of Ardmore, Tenn
James Stammer
Mabron Lewter
Foster Magnusson
Thoran Jones
G. C. Owen
C. P. Forbes
Elbert Whitt
Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Lee Street
Dial EL
U.S
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Sheridan Apts
Kay King
Zula King
Morgan County
Miss King
Priceville High School
R. W. King
Hartselle
Keller
Country Club
Autocrat
E. Moulton St
Somerville Road
PET
Maxwell House
Fleetwood
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