The Pontiac Press: 1955-01-11

Abstract

President asks Congress to up federal pay: Requests boost in postal rates to balance costs ; County Dems name chairman ; Mendes, Scelba confer in Rome on arms pool ; Cabinet official to speak Feb. 9 ; Frederick J. Poole named outstanding man by Jaycees ; Costa Rica says village taken ; Detroit attorney dies in Miami ; America will be 'slow to anger' with Red China ; College student fires gun into dorm room, kills one ; Police petition hearing slated ; Chiang's planes bomb Red island north of Tachens ; Noble tells newsmen of squalor, unrest he saw in Soviet slave labor camps ; Paratroopers jump from burning plane ; $101 billion for highways outlined in report to Ike ; Ohioan to speak to city realtors ; Boy sees dad shoot mother ; Pair sentenced for two breakins ; Sportsmen's Club offers reward for dog shooter ; M'Namara gets important posts ; Community House director chosen ; The day in Birmingham: City approves ordinance to require parking space ; Warrant issued in assault case ; Statutory rape charge dropped ; Baldwin rubber employes give $787 to fund ; Mental hearing delayed for holdup suspect ; Warrants out for 13 Commies ; Television's St. Bernard really not a tippler at all ; Martial law will end in Phenix City Jan. 17 ; Brake may quit role as farmer to run for bench ; Reds to mark birthday of Lenin instead of death ; Waterford Jaycees select outstanding man of past year ; Roy A. Larmee receives honor ; Family night set for PTA group at Pontiac Lake ; Byrd will lose watchdog post ; Resources talk to open today ; Defense unit to meet in West Bloomfield ; Suspends state airport grants ; Steamer trip sails tomorrow ; Hammarskjold is in Hong Kong, refuses to talk ; Re-elect Ottmar to head C of C at Keego Harbor ; Faces jail term following ninth traffic violation ; Waterford receives annual police report ; Hope cries, Punch scores, and a lush calls an error ; City-wide walkout nears end in Texas