The Pontiac Press: 1955-03-17

Abstract

Yalta revelations add fuel to political dispute: Records show how Stalin got concessions ; News question about papers ruffles Dulles ; Japanese newsmen get Yalta papers ; Senator notes Army confusion in Peress case ; Faith and begorrah! ; Matusow in jail overnight; Lawyer scrapes up bond ; Dem tax cut campaign settles into waiting game ; Hearing is held in rape case ; Tragedy hits three homes ; Korean bonuses coming early ; Pontiac continues high sales record ; Adams is mentioned for state position ; Today's the day for Erin's sons to go on parade ; 3,352 entries received in first bonanzagram ; All Michigan wearin' the green ; Revolt of MMPA rocks meeting ; The day in Birmingham: Predict 80 per cent rise in student roll by 1960 ; County Democrats plan candidates' appearances ; March sends coldest blasts across nation ; Star of beaten team strikes cage referee ; Count may get another judge in 1956 ; Broomfield explains vote for state highway bill ; Scandinavians to unify trade ; War vet dentist of Jap ancestry can't buy house ; Porpoise coach hard to come by, aquarium finds