The Pontiac Press: 1957-08-10

Abstract

New York man named director of hospital: Carl Flath set to take office in September ; Wheat harvest almost finished in county ; Manger backs officers on major grievances ; Child hostage taken in gun battle ; Hunt for aides of accused spy ; Air hero has another run-in with C97 engine ; Good crop yield reported by farmers in this area ; House approves pay raise bill ; 100 British bombs batter Oman rebels ; Says mother of Utica youth in Moscow: 'My boy is not disloyal' ; Storm Bertha ends its threat ; 3 evils threaten America, says Hoover, 83 today ; Union probers summon Doria ; The day in Birmingham: Schools opening Aug. 19 for registry, conference ; Ex-Mrs. Cabot stars at trial ; Horse show set on last 4-H day ; Famed film comedian Oliver Hardy buried ; Monthly traffic report shows 'typical' victim ; Dulles claims US is primary concern ; AFL-CIO drops Miami in favor of Atlantic City ; Chiang pledges not to hit Reds ; Group backs Hoffa ; Expect early break in civil rights snarl ; Americans kept out of Jap A-test area