This Is Season For Soviet Spy
The article describes the unpredictable profile of Soviet spies in the US, noting spies can be any age, education, or profession. It cites cases of atomic secrets rings, Col Abel, and hidden espionage equipment found by the FBI, urging facts over rumors and vigilance by citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edgar Hoover
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Moscow
FBI
Col
Rudolf Abel
Quebec
Abel
New York City
Man in Mobile Confesses Killing Two Women
Henry Wheeler 58 is held for questioning after admitting he killed his wife Mrs Henry Wheeler and sister-in-law Opal Coleman with a 12 gauge shotgun. He says after a drink they argued and he fired twice, then shot himself in a failed suicide attempt. Police will charge Wheeler with two counts of murder.
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Mobile
Henry Wheeler
Henry F. Wheeler
Opal Coleman
Wheeler
Rural two-truck collision on U S 31 near Hartselle
No injuries were reported after a 1:30 p.m. crash on U S Highway 31 one tenth mile north of Hartselle involved a 1960 Chevrolet pickup driven by Clifford Vaughn of Decatur and a 1962 GMC pickup driven by Wallace Cox of Madison. Cox skidded into Vaughn’s left side after applying brakes, total damage about $100.
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Hartselle
U. S. Highway 31
Here
Clifford Raymond Vaughn
Decatur
Wallace Edward Cox
Madison
Highway Patrol
Vaughn
Cox
Using a double boiler to warm rolls evenly
Heat water in a double boiler to a rolling boil. Place rolls in the top dish and keep steam heating until hot. Turn the rolls once or twice to ensure even warming throughout.
Salvation Army Faces Record Demand in Decatur
Sal Val tion Army reports January and February 1963 see record aid in Decatur with 146 homeless travelers aided, 244 lodgings and 645 meals provided. Local families received 289 grocery parcels and 23 fuel orders were issued, while 348 pairs of shoes and 5 449 garments were given out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Corps
Salvation Army
James W. Deuel
Deuel
Cotton Storage Plan Opposed by Alabama Officials
Alabama officials oppose a cotton storage plan moving storage from inland to coastal areas saying it would close 171 state warehouses and deal a disastrous economic blow to the state. They report securing pledges of opposition from the Alabama congressional delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
A. W. Todd
Washington
House
Todd
Arthur Dees
House Agriculture Committee
Alabama
Mental Health Bill Prepared to Centralize Alabama Care
A legislative study committee in Montgomery plans to draft a bill to place all Alabama mental health activities under one department. The panel voted to move programs from various departments and boards to unified supervision, with Tuscaloosa and Mount Vernon hospitals, alcoholic treatment, and other mental health services reorganized under a single department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Mount Vernon
State Board of Health
Sale of Personal Property in Decatur Estate
Morgan County Probate Court orders sale of all personal property from the Hattie B. Roper estate. Sale set for March 13, 1963, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at 107 Vine Street NE Decatur Alabama. Cash to high bidder. Items include beds, dressers, tables, chairs, rugs, kitchen gear, appliances, yard tools, electronics, linens, and miscellaneous household contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Alabama
Morgan County
Hattie, B.roper
T. C. Almon
Hattie B. Roper
Vine Street N. E
Decatur
Electrolux
Estate of Hattie B. Roper Administrator Notice
March 7 1963 William H Turk as administrator of the estate of Hattie B Roper deceased inventories listed items including dishes watches trays coffee urns and glassware. Public notice for creditors and claims with deadlines likely provided in the probate filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Turk
Hattie B. Roper
Notice of Dissolution and Foreclosure in Morgan County
Notice dissolves partnership Cen tral Fair Shop and Loan Service on Feb 27 1963 and transfers operations to Phil D Mitchell while C S Whitmire exits. Also a foreclosure sale announced by Edgar D Smith and Leona Reid Smith on Mar 22 1963 in Decatur for property Lot 4 Park Circle Subdivision with liens and covenants. proceeds to repay vendor lien and mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Fair Shop and Loan Service
Phil D. Mitchell
C. S. Whitmire
Edgar Dumont Smith
Leona Reid Smith
Jack B. Thompson
Minnie M. Thompson
Morgan County
Alabama
Peach, Caddell & Shanks
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Harry Gold
Philadelphia
Klaus Fuchs
America
David Greenglass
Los Alamos
David
Ruth
Decatur and
Athens
Lawrence
DHS
Dana Pearce
Robert Hinds
Sissy Lowther
Jimmie Ward
Alecia Dyar
Morgan Weed
Wyle
Doug Wood
Wilson Dinsmore
Friend
Worth Pinkston
Nd Deri Eira
St. John’ Sank House
Reeves
IXEE
Rainey
Eatonton
Henry W. Wade
Ala
Florence
Traylor Music Co
N. Mem. Parkway
Huntsville
Holland
Paul C. Davis
Henry Wade
Clifton W. Stinnett
Maurice
Mack) Scruggs
Jeanette Scruggs
Gertrude Scruggs
Lynn Scruggs
National Adjustment Bureau
St. Call
Gracie W. Sartor
Decatur Alo
W. L. White
CGE Tax Service
Thompson Public Accountant
6Th Ave. S.E
de Jett
Harrison St
Scottsman Ice Machine
Eagar
Refrigeration Co
2Nd Ave. NE
Business Services
J. H. Strandridge
T. Call
Laddie
Waldrep Fence Company
James Ward
TOOL
4Th Ave
Ith
W. C. Chambers
P. O. Box
Alabama College OF Commerce
N.A.C.C
Madison St
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
Second Ave
The
Decatur Daily
P. O
Seee-Sneweers
Morris Bros
G. M. Ratliff
Wright
Lowery
Alabama National Guard
Proctor
Avon Cosmetics
Albertville
Call Circle Drive-In
Rae Bers
Adelaide
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Atar
P. D. Box
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