The Pontiac Press: 1954-09-25

Abstract

Walled Lake man's testimony bares FHA laxity: Says complaints on construction were ignored ; Priority ticket put on A-plan by UN group ; Time decision confuses airline ; GOP campaign planned early, say Ike's aides ; Stars wed in Switzerland ; Claim AFL unions trying to woo members of UMW ; Tragedy hits again in Hartley family ; Battle continues despite storm ; Union and Square D firm in marathon talk session ; Censure report held in secrecy ; Auto crashes into residence ; Accident injuries fatal to girl, 14 ; Delaware town awaits race solution in Monday ; Road repair job would take 10 years, cost $100 million, says Leon Belknap ; The day in Birmingham: Holznagel property bought by First Methodist Church; Religion school planned here ; Tennessee governor to be guest at Dem rally here ; Birmingham resident hits proposed parking project ; West Germany asks sovereignty ; Small A-arms test forecast ; Brother's plea prompts Indian student to eat ; Attempt to take nationalist held islands predicted ; Denies slowing H-bomb work ; Wife, 28, enters plea of innocent in mate's death ; Astor is trying to free frozen assets in court ; Legal dignitaries gather at college ; Italy's premier given support ; French, American officials to meet ; Two persons injured in three-car crash ; Camp reports given at morning service ; Sheppard case horrified investigators ; Jay Americana exhibited soon ; Ft. Riley ends cavalry glory ; New officers plan party and program ; $5,000 for 144 skeletons is bargain, school says ; Doctors cast doubt of epileptic heredity