The Pontiac Press: 1953-11-28

US grand jury to look into Hoffa's affairs: Present probers find Local 299 records gone ; One-sixth city leveled as fire sweeps Pusan ; Kittens go, tears flow ; US will urge allies to get set for Red stalling ; Reds reject Dean's plan for Korean peace parley ; General scores M'Carthy probe ; Broomfield and state men to talk water survey cost ; Four men killed in storm crash ; Bullet pierces coat, only scratches man ; Crossing crash injures three ; Local CAP joins search for lost ambulance plane ; Berliner smuggles china to west zone ; Czech truce official in shooting accident ; Famed playwright Eugene O'Neill dies; was three-time Pulitzer Prize winner ; Water department meter readers wear uniforms for duties in Birmingham ; E. W. Irwin, school engineer, dies at 58 ; 'Here's Israel' set for next Wednesday ; Two are hurt in auto crash ; Professor may sue spiritualist ; Pub loses 15-year pickets; they're inside celebrating ; Slate ceremony for new pastor in Birmingham ; Quizzing husband in death of wife ; President golfs with son near holiday's end ; Church will use wreath for Advent ceremonies ; Godfrey's mother hears orchestra do her march ; 22-year secret hit by tragedy: Grandchild born dead as couple's marriage is revealed ; Ike makes offer to Puerto Ricans ; Students to remain home; teachers in conference ; $400 not enough to pay wife for wild shots