The Pontiac Press: 1955-05-07

Abstract

Polio shots delayed for further US study: 9,500 in county were slated for first Salk shots ; Enumerators ready for annual count ; Far East, Bonn issues occupy Big 4 leaders ; Kentucky Derby favorite: Tension mounts at Derby track ; School census will start in Pontiac district Monday ; Making vaccine at Parke-Davis ; Check for 20,000 autos is goal of Safety Week ; Dixie welcomes rail strike end ; 'Brain' lifts blame from weatherman ; State's leading women golfers try Forest Lake ; PHS track team jubilant after victory at Saginaw ; US to support free Viet Nam ; School districts slate elections ; Pontiac hospitals to mark national week May 8-14 ; The day in Birmingham: Shain class to celebrate 35th anniversary Tuesday ; Leukemia claims Rochester child ; Music festival slated at Romeo ; 4,300 to try out as diplomats ; Avon players set to produce 'Sabrina Fair' ; Veteran publisher R. J. Finnegan dies ; Jury to meet again Monday in slaying ; Extension Club open meeting set at Lakeville ; Dems seek governor's aid for own highway program ; Western Electric Co. plans Plymouth unit ; Find driver guilty on homicide charge ; Psychiatrists not ulcer experts, doctor reveals ; Find camp site of early human ; Far East less tense since Bandung talks