The Pontiac Press: 1955-05-04

Abstract

Ike takes wait-see attitude on Formosa talks: Chinese aims to be yardstick for isle defense ; Unseasonable heat wave continues ; Thundershowers slated tonight promise relief ; Social Security for municipal workers gets tentative approval in state Senate ; Royal Oak man heads airport planning group ; Report US recommends monarchy for Viet Nam ; Million dollar decree ; Monthly mark posted by GMT ; Federal vaccine control is firmly opposed by Ike ; Sees meteors as the reason for continents ; House advances McCollough bill ; Food prices fall to two-year low ; TB sanatorium bill near vote ; Traffic charge mushrooms into 10 more counts ; Five rules on Thursday ; Farm price support bill nearing showdown fight ; Bonanzagram $800 ; Murder trial continues here ; City postpones for week action on peddling law ; Plastic surgery OK for infants ; The day in Birmingham: Birmingham 'Y' allocated $100,000 of area fund ; Commissioner raps ticketing of dog owner ; Plans under way for Armed Forces Day parade here ; Trade bill vote due by tonight ; 2 minors arrested on alcohol charge ; Alban's gets 15-day license suspension ; Road commission planning building ; Municipal League will convene here ; Man waives exam on exposure count ; New era for Europe opens with German sovereignty ; Old folks will find haven in hotel that once sheltered mobsters ; Austria frets about growing pill addiction ; Nehru leaves June 5 for Russian visit ; Laid off worker goes berserk ; Faulkner still prefers farm ; Japanese sign Red trade pact ; OK ordinances at Walled Lake ; Tenants set to buy Oakdale units ; Township libraries put new volumes on shelves ; Set date to register for CAI fair queen ; Walled Lake club gives luncheon for Girl Scouts ; Adolene Rosen is married in ceremony at Drayton ; Keego city council to fill two posts