The Pontiac Press: 1953-08-24

Figy fired by state agricultural commission ; Rape and death suspect is held in Indiana town ; St. Joseph has new director ; Accidents claim 16 lives in state this weekend ; 1st freedom ship arrives, bands blare out welcome ; Pontiac guardsmen start second week of training ; Union wrangle delays GM job ; Not guilty please entered by Gilleos ; Princess' friend flying to London at early date ; Iran's treasury is 'very empty' ; Lattimore trial charges pushed ;Parade will mark arrival of GM science show here ; 7 Arab nations plan security conference ; 2 months in Russia enough for Perle Mesta ; Birmingham commission considers sewer plans in tonight's meeting ; County officials back san board ; 19 Michigan POWs feed on weekend ; East Germans, Reds sign pact ; Bell Telephone head at Birmingham dies ; Phone cable hacked in Kansas City strike ; 34 of 142 sons of generals casualties in Korea fight ; Ike will study trade barriers; Panel disagrees on McCarthy