The Pontiac Press: 1955-09-10

Abstract

Ready for final test ; Agree on release of prisoners: Envoys reach accord at 14th Geneva parley ; Early-morning crash injuries kill local man ; Summer visitor brings memento from Germany; Girl Scout's goodwill gesture: Brings Rhine water to Union Lake ; 'Miss America' selection set for midnight tonight ; Ike keeps mum on second term ; Indians predict Williams victory ; GOP leader Harry Toy dies after noted career ; Germans shun Russian offers ; Are juveniles bad? ; Inmate near death in prison uprising ; California crews grimly battling 7 mile fire line ; Court system eyed by Ingham ; Judges approve court reforms ; The day in Birmingham: Commission will confirm parking assessment roll ; Land fraud figure will leave prison ; School building financing on Hickory Grove ballot ; Lockers crush 3-year-old girl ; 49 escape injury in school bus crash ; Taylor named area delegate to state group ; Widow of McLouth, Howard Cousins wed ; Boy Scout 'roundup' committee to meet ; Man waives exam on fraud charges ; Hearst Gotham units change organization ; Lions rated edge on Browns, tonight ; Church school staff plans for promotion ; Rosh-Hashanah to begin Friday ; Curator named for Cranbrook art galleries ; Catholics slate 'youth week' ; Olympia boasts world's largest sports marquee ; Navy chaplains up number of services ; Bauman family to play program Sunday evening ; African life shown on film ; Chinese give $1,184 to church society ; Preaches here on 85th birthday ; Huron Valley board to accept construction bids soon ; Officials foresee early end to high school site dispute ; County council PTA sets meet ; Ready hospital building plans ; St. Andrew Episcopal expanding programs ; Rochester Farm and Garden Club meets Tuesday ; Child study club to present panel ; Episcopal church announces fall service schedule ; Set Sept. 26 hearing for Carver ousted ; Marlene Diuguid speaks vows in double ring rite ; Holly police plan dance to provide for youth activity ; Commerce circles set Sept. 21 lunch ; National leaders of St. Andrew visit at Drayton ; To show 'Mr. Texas' tonight at Waterford ; Talk, pictures on world tour at Walled Lake ; Romeo players hold open house Sunday ; Turnpike chairman to speak to Jaycees ; Fashion your figure club elects officers ; Principal explains place pf schools in community ; New turboprop opens air era ; School days interesting for ages 6-19 ; Empire fell at Huey Long's death ; Big bill usage becoming rare ; New drug effective in treating arthritis