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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
14
A collage of Dorothy Dix columns addressing a solo traveler's taste for travel, a 21 year old divorcee seeking a marriage with an older man, a listener urged to pursue home life, and a young attractive, hard of hearing woman asking about dating.
Dr W W Bauer cautions skin diving and spear fishing as risky sports. He notes fast fish reactions, depth dangers, need for practice near surface, and dangers from sharks rays and man of war. He urges diving in pairs with knives, careful ascents, and avoidance of blood in waters with predators.
U S Court of Appeals yesterday upheld perjury conviction of Marie Natvig Miami Beach Florida grandmother who testified she lied about knowing Edward Lamb in the 1930s amid hearings on Lambs WICU TV license renewal. The decision cites February testimony as perjury and notes Natvig later claimed coercion.
The note instructs readers to include a stamped self addressed envelope and send the request to her care of the newspaper. This terse instruction appears in a classifieds or notice section.
World Bank President Eugene Black said the bank’s offer to finance the Aswan Dam remains unchanged since February. He, during a two day visit with Egyptian officials including Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser, noted rival Soviet loans and U.S. proposals while praising the project as a wonderful endeavor.
A circuit judge sustained the State Milk Control Board in its claim to jurisdiction over sales of multi vitamin milk. Judge Walter B. Jones granted a temporary injunction preventing Dairy Producers Inc from selling the milk at 27 cents a quart. The product had been on the market since June 1.
Sheriff Kendrick reports an armored car driver Duey Albritton fired on a fleeing two man crew at a dog track in Millview. The car contained no money as the suspects sped away. An unrelated note cites Ohio Parent Teacher Society membership and Mexico birth surplus.
West Los Angeles police booked Edward G. Robinson Jr., 24, son of the actor, on suspicion of drunk driving after his sports car struck four parked cars near his home. He was uninjured. a passenger reportedly suffered a serious eye injury.
The report notes ten fatalities per billion passenger miles during the demes tied period of scheduled airline operations, indicating a high fatality rate relative to travel distance and guiding safety analysis and policy review.
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