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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
12
A one story Modest Ranch features a 210 square foot family room as the hub of daily life. The 79 4 by 29 8 footprint includes three bedrooms two baths and a full basement with four sided access to the family room and kitchen island.
Elusive Mrs. Peter Rachman believed to be in hiding in New York City or nearby after vanishing from a Central Park South hotel. Friends doubt her location as hotel denies she stayed there, while Time magazine asks about the Keeler affair and other Broadway and Hollywood figures in a wide status update.
The Food and Agriculture Organization reports that the last 11 Japanese fishing fleets, totaling 400 boats, sailed the seas to catch salmon. Forty-five other Japanese fleets, totaling 2,000 boats, fished for tuna.
A collection of reader tips on cleaning brass with liquid metal polish soaking method, using toothbrush for ornate pieces, and reusing polish. Includes advice on refrigerator installation tricks, using dry sponge on damp sinks, and handling tissue disposal with safety pins. Also notes aluminum foil to prevent mixer splashes and pipe cleaners for can openers.
Guy Sparks of Anniston says bankers in Alabama back a disputed installment loan bill, calling it morally wrong and charging they seek to trade pro for respect. He warns excessive interest and fees harm public respect and that bankers cannot justify high charges.
Birmingham attorney Charles Morgan Jr. said the U S Supreme Court will hear arguments the week of Nov 12 in a case over legislative reapportionment. George Peach Taylor will join in the suit which began in a Birmingham federal court two years ago. A three judge panel created a formula favoring urban areas and appealed by Dallas County and Marion County residents. Delegations from Birmingham and Mobile cross appealed over the scope of equalization.
A Montgomery Negro maid, Mary Barnett, was found guilty of second degree murder by a circuit court jury and sentenced to 30 years in prison. The defense said she shot at Ray Cantelow as he advanced on her with a knife amid an argument over a gallon of gasoline.
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