The Pontiac Press: 1954-03-22

Abstract

McCarthy urged to step aside in Army probe: Senator wants lie tests given to all witnesses ; Seaway bill delayed in committee: April 1st is set for its decision on House vote ; Three die in train-car collision ; 13 traffic fatals mar spring's first weekend ; They deny wedding plans ; Douglas to try for more reductions in excise tax ; Battle renews in Indochina ; Pontiac will be affected in Detroit changes time ; One dies, 4 hurt on 10-Mile Road ; Call witnesses in police probe ; March breakins now up to 41 ; Ferguson stands by to consider cuts in income tax as anti-recession move ; GOP leaders pessimistic over ousting Sen. Chavez ; Over-whelming vote re-elects Chiang ; Birmingham men to study finances for parking lot in the southwest locality ; Governor OKs school merging ; Friends honor couple on 50th anniversary ; Philippines ask US investments ; Bank official dies at home in Detroit ; McCarthy asks spying report ; 68 Iron Curtain escapees due in US today ; Fire association to protest rating given to Pontiac ; 70 placed on list of Army war dead ; 15-block sprint eases his mind about sore head ; Deputies nab man on drunk charge ; Marines recruiting women this week ; Legionnaires to hold anniversary dinner ; Big decisions facing solons ; Hot biscuits, loving make ties binding ; French request more aircraft ; 'Ballerina' mice may aid in war against cancer ; Couple sought in gem theft ; Survey buying of frozen foods ; James Fry named head of new Crary Junior High ; Clawson raises land valuation ; 6 are awarded Master Mason degrees recently ; Friends help Huff family recover from fire loss ; Salem church picks its new officers ; Meeting is held by teacher's group ; Avondale High School to give spring concert ; Newborn babies get vaccinations ; 'African prince' to give concert despite exposure ; Ex-lawn cutter handles White House floral needs ; Justice Douglas continues hike: Several quit as jurist leads 184-mile trek along C&O Canal