The Pontiac Press: 1954-11-02

Abstract

Heavy balloting indicated despite weather: Over two million voters expected at state polls ; Winter weather fails to daunt voters ; Stork cools his heels at Flint polls while mama, papa cast their ballots ; Taylor to head ground forces ; Harry Truman predicts Dem victory at polls ; Fewer planes hunt transport ; Returns show voting conflict ; Season's first snow hits Pontiac area early today ; Party chairmen set optimistic attitudes ; Last minute vote please made by Ike, Adlai, Nixon ; GM to double fourth dividend ; The day in Birmingham: City vetoes plan to spray elm trees on private land ; Bob Hope's act called highlight of Queen's show ; To show film on New York ; Moms pleased by baby trade ; New iron lung is donated in memory of Joan Walls ; Ex-sailor held in child slaying ; St. Joseph workers top UF drive quota ; Ohio death suspect ruled mentally ill ; Chivalry lands girl's rescuer behind bars ; Rule suicide in death of golf pro's spouse ; Judge Martin arrested on moonshine count ; Heifetz began his violon lessons before age of 4, supported self by 7 ; One-armed motoring not logical with wife ; Pilferers plague people's plants ; Taking census not so easy, woman finding ; County CIO council, UF sponsor lectures ; Man falls through hopper with coal ; Leaky steam pipe forces city hall to close early ; Recess delays juror decision ; CAA really up in the air over 6th grade request ; Road experts watch rubber paving test