The Pontiac Press: 1955-06-28

Abstract

County can expect more road improvements: Turnpike action to decide final work priorities ; Sheriff Irons is given OK for eight more deputies; Supervisors tap surplus fund to permit increase ; 'Third Crusade' for Ike predicted by Summerfield ; Career ends ; Back-to-work parade begins at Willow Run ; Back to his real parents ; Foreign aid bill opposition seen ; US dropping Lattimore case ; Warning issued on fireworks ; 4 US women tennis victors ; Officials discuss method of getting new armory ; Area man held in fatal crash ; Tornadoes and thunderstorms kill five; Action planned to ease traffic congestion here ; After Washington, home is peaceful, says Wilson ; Grant education board request ; Supervisors OK water group appropriation ; Senate OK seen on debt limit ; The day in Birmingham: Changes in building code approved by commission ; County directories set for distribution ; US will ask full damages ; Donald Egbert hurt in two-car crash ; Airport, taxes head agenda ; Downed flier spotted today south of Tokyo ; House approves military funds ; Fire demolishes center of city ; Raccoons moving in on homeowners ; Milford school site verdict - each acre, $612.00 ; Queen of CAI fair exhibits roomful of prizes today ; Walled Lake Goodfellows' flares ready ; Court decision will be aired ; Pair of Walled Lake businesses change ; Madison Heights feud continues ; Rev. Lee in pulpit at St. Philip Sunday ; Avon-Rochester youth program well attended ; Benefit dance nets $206 for Walled Lake family ; Richards-Hann nuptials solemnized on Saturday ; 'Byelosnezhka' takes Moscow