The Pontiac Press: 1957-02-26

Abstract

Sen. McClellan probes gangsters in unions:Two newsmen in Portland tell of illegal tie-ups ; Hometown and aim are the same ; GM 1956 profits drop but year is 2nd highest ; This is the dead of winter ; Two county women seek post as regent ; Police cleared in traffic issue ; Warn truckers of restrictions ; Spring slips into Pontiac - Brief foretaste of joy ; Shades of good St. Pat! ; Community National eyes branch bank in Waterford ; lke sees Mollet for talks today ; Adult polio sets knotty problem for county ; High court ruling forces revision of obscenity law ; Fire destroys Meridan Center ; The day in Birmingham: Planning board reports more rezoning requests ; Pooch permits higher here; Bite on dogs ; Expect to complete details of city bonds tomorrow ; Sexton is given probation, costs ; Milk farmers in East continue strike ; Find body of woman savagely murdered ; 3 US airmen die in Japan air crash ; Toastmasters set organizing meet at Waterford ; Waterford appoints Barry supervisor ; Fire health director after death of 72 ; Canada tells peace plan ; Union lawyer quits on eve of inquiry ; Money holds charm for everyone ; See water for dry township: State men meet at Farmington ; Avondale to be host to area Founders Day ; UAW assets hit $35 million ; Slate banquet in Waterford ; Two Republican senators eye Bruce appointment ; Another charge at Parris Island ; Meeting Feb. 28 for nominations ; Eleanor Roosevelt OKs Williams in '58 ; Fire destroys plant of rubber company ; Muskegon man to be arraigned ; Cub Scouts receive awards at banquet ; 33 Items on commission agenda ; Solons to quiz Justice Brennan ; Democrats to begin vigorous campaign ; Slate March 1 faculty, student game at Troy ; Post $250 reward for finding Streeter ; Nation’s teens defended by cherry pie champion