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The Pontiac Press: 1954-04-20

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Dulles fights appeasement: Reassures top congressmen at secret session ; Gary educator heads city schools ; Dana Whitmer will succeed Frank DuFrain ; Legal disputes mark ex-PW's court martial ; Accused of collaborating ; Aussies rescue Red spy's wife from captors ; Builders Show starts Thursday ; Polio tests start Monday: State society cooperates ; Seeley pleads guilty in fraud ; County offices change hours ; Fort defenders supplied by air ; Nixon denies he outlined US-Indochina policies ; Are we moving toward intervention? Issues make US decision difficult ; Fenton Fire suspect released in Genesee ; Birmingham commission takes no final action on Woodward-Hunter land ; City brothers to be examined ; FHA, tax men face Congress ; McCarthy near accord in row ; Birmingham driver in Royal Oak crash ; Oakland prosecutor to seek re-election ; Liquor license renewals on agenda of commission ; Allotment board picks chairman ; Taipeh cosmopolitan except for night life ; Governor signs 7 acts into law ; Housewives set to vie for title of Mrs. America ; Searchers comb mountain area for 3-year-old ; List 3 more areas of surplus labor ; Reports from Russia show Malenkov in uphill struggle for absolute power ; Hannah says US must save Indochina

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1954-04-20

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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