The Pontiac Press: 1953-11-04

Abstract

Dems victorious in major off-year elections: wrest 2 posts from the GOP in New Jersey ; Pro-Italians, Trieste police clash: Thousand riot in tense city's central square ; It's a football team family, now ; Allies, neutrals protest length of explanations ; Cobo unhappy after loser called by Lincoln ; Marie Dionne enters convent ; United Fund collections climb to $313,635 so far ; Six shoot way past Reds, beg asylum in west zone ; Fire destroys Mendon plant ; Three-ton boom hits workers ; Legislators show quantity but quality is debatable ; Queen wants Philip as possible regent ; Mother electrocuted by vacuum cleaner ; Detroiters re-elect Cobo with eight councilmen ; Wabeek-Jacobson group Birmingham officials set meeting on parking issue ; Editor outlines goals for Press ; Post available in Marine Corps for women ; Commissioners hear complaint ; Marine exhibit set for school Thursday night ; Railroad conductor pleads not guilty ; British adviser to aid speech in Guild show ; 23 more books added to library ; Power failure hits Birmingham area ; Washington's dusty coat gets cleaned with care ; Light but decisive balloting marks area, county elections ; Meeting called on school tax ; Incumbents win in Orchard Lake ; Visiting minister speaks tonight to Kiwanians ; Southfield sets big deadline ; 'Annie Get Your Gun' set for Waterford production ; Board to hear bids on 3 police cars ; PTA meet to display model of new school ; Police probe 4 local breakins ; Governors split on states rights ; 31 local women form new club for reducing ; Exam for Harrelson postponed to Nov 18