The Pontiac Press: 1956-09-24

Abstract

Gulf storm aims at Florida; 3 dead, 42 lost: Flossy packing 100-MPH wind for Pensacola ; Flames sweep through acres of forest land ; Boisterous 'Flossy' has unladylike manners ; Britain, France ask UN to act in Suez dispute ; Woman killed for flagging aid ; Somoza takes turn for worse ; County dedicates its health center ; Jury to decide rail yard site ; Division of United Fund plans kickoff breakfast ; Defense secretary undergoes surgery ; Officials meet at health center dedication ; Doctors lose hope for Babe ; 16 die on roads over weekend ; The day in Birmingham: City studies free parking and Greenwood blocking ; Farmington man killed near Jackson ; 5 from county to sit on panels at Port Huron ; Former official dies at age 89 ; William Horsey dies Saturday ; Forging company's executive to resign ; State doctors elect former Pontiac man ; Liberty Highway Co. merges with buyer ; Royal Oak sets November vote on liquor sale ; Nationalists bombard West German ship ; Search party finds girl, 2, 'lonesome' ; Major expenses go for schools, utilities ; Builder creates Eden for senior citizens ; 18,385 enrollments set record at MSU ; Axes destroying pleasure ship ; Pity poor Kukin! Even winners lose in Russia