The Pontiac Press: 1954-08-21

Abstract

83rd Congress breaks camp with Ike's thanks: Social Security bill wins OK in final action ; Local delegates confer with Leonard ; GOP incumbents seem assured of renomination ; Carry Rep. Shafer's casket from church ; Oakland GOP delegates push Higgins' nomination ; Police seeking ex-Flint mayor ; Delegate Bruce flies to Brussels ; Ex-Marine's 1-hour flight becomes transatlantic hop ; Deserted baby found in field ; Accidents fatal to 4 last night ; Oxford man, 61, killed by truck ; Republican Congress under president Ike grinds out mammoth grist of work ; Schools ready to receive record number of pupils ; 3rd child born to Detroit woman within 3 weeks ; Lone delegates are important to convention ; Toastettes to glitter Sunday eve ; Bloomfield Schools slate Sept. 7 opening ; Dock hands rake in $10 an hour at Alaskan port ; Ike starts vacation, sport gear in tow ; Fewer jobless file for compensation ; 66-year-old Pontiac GI by-passed by 'quiet life' ; Motorist rams tree to avoid hitting children ; Agriculture school will open on Aug. 30 ; Tiger game starts busy 2 weeks for Peach Queen ; Police beating suit adjourned ; Bonita Clark reigns today at Sanilac Fair ; Farmers to get airview of land ; Wartime chaplain to speak for youth ; Congress plans prayer room ; Bishop urges racial support ; Strength found in belief by man who gains faith ; Baptists buy seminary site ; Three churches plan 4th union service ; President asks agencies to increase refugee aid ; Stores outlaw 'crime' comics ; Biggest cross of timber will be dedicated Sunday ; Christian living lies in person's mind ; First Church of God will dedicate organ ; Church, state separation hit ; Everyday religion ; 3 church groups protest against sale of liquor ; Church young folks to present program