</s>BH 44-1740 ADDRESS, 1907 South 11th STREET, BIRMINGHAM, GIVEN BY UNSUR, USING ALIAS HARVEY LOWMEYER, AND DETERMINED TO BE FICTIOUS. RESULTS OF EFFORTS TO LOCATE LOWMEYEER and/or LERMEYERS. 34 2025 RELEASE UNDER E.O. 14176

Summary  
The documents detail FBI investigations (case # BH 44-1740) in Birmingham, Alabama, focusing on verifying connections to a fictitious address (1907 South 11th Street) linked to an alias "Harvey Loweyers." Interviews with Judge William Arthur Jenkins and his family, including Mrs. Virginia B. Jenkins and Judge William Arthur Jenkins Jr., yielded no confirmation of ties to the address or individual. The FBI reviewed rental records, motels, airports, and car ownership histories, noting a 1966 white Mustang purchased by Eric S. Galt in 1967 with prior ownership by William D. Paisley and Melvin M. Harvey. A package from Chicago was delivered to Galt at the Economy Rooms boarding house (2608 Highland Avenue), which he returned unsatisfied. Galt resided there from August–October 1967, described as a "Negro male, approximately 50 years old," with no known associates. Taxi logs and neighborhood inquiries by FBI agents David T. Daly included trips to 2608 Highland Avenue and checks at Mayfield Cleaners. Financial records noted Galt’s safe deposit box rental at Birmingham Trust National Bank.  

Key People  
- William Arthur Jenkins (Judge)  
- Virginia B. Jenkins (Jenkins' wife)  
- Judge William Arthur Jenkins Jr.  
- Eric S. Galt (buyer of 1966 Mustang, resident of Economy Rooms boarding house)  
- William D. Paisley (seller of Mustang to Galt)  
- Melvin M. Harvey (former owner of Mustang)  
- Peter Cherps (manager of Economy Rooms boarding house)  
- Hollis Stricklin (Yellow Cab Company General Manager)  
- Ray James (Taxicab driver, No. 42)  
- Milford House (Taxicab driver, No. 37)  
- David T. Daly (FBI Special Agent)  
- Esco (Mayfield Cleaners manager)  

Key Locations  
- 1907 South 11th Street, Birmingham, Alabama (fictitious address linked to "Harvey Loweyers")  
- St. Vincent Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama  
- Birmingham Airport, Alabama  
- Enco Station, Birmingham  
- Memphis, Tennessee  
- Huntsville, Alabama (National Car Rental office)  
- 2608 Highland Avenue, Birmingham, Alabama (Economy Rooms boarding house)  
- Mayfield Cleaners (2015 Highland Avenue, Birmingham)  
- Birmingham Trust National Bank (Main Office)  

Key Events  
- FBI interviews with Jenkins family and associates to verify ties to the fictitious address.  
- Review of motel, airport, and rental records for individuals named Harvey Loweyers or Lehmeier.  
- Sale of 1966 Mustang to Eric Galt on August 30, 1967, finalized at First National Bank.  
- Documentation of car’s history as a demonstrator model sold to Paisley in December 1966.  
- Galt’s stay at Economy Rooms boarding house (August–October 1967) and request for Alabama driver’s license assistance.  
- Delivery and return of package from Chicago to Galt.  
- FBI neighborhood investigation in the 2608 Highland Avenue area on April 10, 1968.  
- Taxi trip logs for August 26, 1967, including routes to 2600 Highland Avenue and 1031 Eighth Avenue South.  
- Inquiry into laundry practices at Mayfield Cleaners regarding red tape usage.  
- Safe deposit box rental (No. 5517) by Eric S. Galt at Birmingham Trust National Bank on August 28, 1967.  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Southern Airlines  
- Airways Rent-a-Car  
- National Car Rental  
- Birmingham Airport authorities  
- Jefferson County Department of Revenue  
- O.Z. Hall Ford Company  
- Marving Crawford Ford Company  
- First National Bank, Birmingham, Alabama  
- Birmingham Trust National Bank  
- Yellow Cab Company  
- Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI)

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