The Pontiac Press: 1954-03-06

Abstract

Sight wreckage of US plane in French Alps: Air Force C47 with 20 aboard lost Thursday ; Hallenbeck asks District 5 recount : Finished third, in primary vote, 18 behind Dugan ; DeMarco makes good his challenge ; McCarthy fight causes Stevens' aide to quit post ; Washington traffic jam ; GM total proving ground now up to 6,144 acres ; Police seize arms cache ; Tax office extends hours during week until 8 pm ; Pontiac flood threats subside ; Police capture nationalist chief ; Hubbard's wife shot by accident ; Oakland Health men plan polio vaccine procedure ; Special protection ordered for Truman ; Lenten Guideposts: Billy Eckstine learns his lesson of love the hard way ; Postpone drunk driving trial until city appoints constable to call jurors ; Assign counsel to Puerto Ricans ; Highway probe waxes political ; Drunk driver fined by Justice Gafill ; Woman injured in auto collision ; Camp Oakland manager to address MOMS unit ; Congressional highlights of past week ; Former pilot changes sex ; Made fortune on track stocks ; Christmastime arrives late for Toledo girl ; 'Mule Day' gone in Tennessee ; Vocational guidance topic for guild meet ; Senator blames high java costs on Brazil bank ; Prisoner steals booze locked in sheriff's office ; Wever-Owen club to discuss park ; School of religion slates registration date Monday ; Prexy attacks materialism ; Pakistan asked to aid Christians ; 111 here attend all-day service ; Adventists plan to visit homes ; Lutheran Church to use colors: purple and red; Ohio pastor to talk here on Wednesday ; United Lutheran mission commissions 14 ; Court releases church group refusing Army ; Group takes 2 days for religious study ; Use TV, radio to promote good, Methodists told ; Court decision sought on state adoption ban ; Gleaners began service in 1894 ; Kirk in the Hills sets 2 services ; Morgan Library buys oldest printed book ; 32,000 ask copies of religious painting ; Simple plan will aid you to overcome frustration ; Evangelist reports success in Japan ; Pontiac joins drive for stamp to honor Mary