The Pontiac Press: 1955-05-21

Abstract

'Armed Forces Day' observed in Pontiac: 20,000 line city's streets to see parade ; Big 4 ministers seen meeting at UN birthday ; Ready for 'fun-in-the-sun' ; Merchants will observe Fun-in-the-Sun festival here ; Sen. Gore sees victory for Dem road proposal ; Color Guard marches ; Area children given vaccine ; PHS team off to fast start in state meet ; See break near in fight over state tax program ; Driver of 'death car' sentenced ; US golfers sweep Walker Cup trophy ; Record entry listed for Press tourney ; Medina victim in '49: Tells of brain washing ; Dearborn youth drowning victim ; Four men face possible life sentences here ; Inspect record number of cars ; Sees no action on reserve bill ; 4 bandits rob Alabama bank ; The day in Birmingham: Franklin area is gearing for civil defense needs ; Pilot flying across US 2 times during daylight ; One man wounded after quarrel here ; Dixie Telephone truce signed ; JC Road-E-O set tomorrow ; State's children jump 114,930 during past year ; Schoolboy says bully demands dime from him every day ; Diem orders arrest if Bao Dai aides ; Police captain discovers fire in city station ; Southwest mops up after floods ebb ; Einstein program put off until June ; Area man faces larceny charges ; Sen. McNamara hits lobbying maneuver ; Legislature okays airport funds bill ; East, West plan further talks at UN birthday ; Five cases of polio reported this week ; George A. Sloan dies in hospital ; Dispute over census may hamper Troy incorporation: Partial survey being checked ; School board lets contract ; 3 county high schools set baccalaureate Sunday ; Plan city vote in Southfield ; Expect 1,500 at Waterford High School music festival ; Walled Lake BPW sets fashion show ; Area will buy resusitator ; Present altar in memory of Mrs. Doremus ; Kindergarten tots get diplomas at North Branch ; Mary Potrykus becomes bride of J. M. Campbell ; King farm rezoning approved by board ; Seeking volunteers for Brandon GOC ; Men build car for 2 crippled children ; Groucho usually has breakfast by 9 - P.M. ; Coffee prices to drop again