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The Pontiac Press: 1959-11-11

Abstract

Two Troy youngsters perish in blazing shed ; Fire destroys Plum Hollow Club ; Governor on jaunt to whip up tax plan ; Cranberry deal causes howls ; Milford vets recall frigid campaign: Fought Bolsheviks in 1918 ; Mitchell forced to eat his hat (made of cake) ; Trial board will battle to keep powers ; The day in Birmingham: Plans for DPW building OK's in Bloomfield Hills ; Assaults Southfield mother ; Pontiac man meets his sister for 1st time after long search ; Nation marking Veterans Day ; Airport plan due for sifting ; 'Miss World' happy over 'fix' publicity ; Truman quips about his hat in 1960 politics ; Me sell beer? Shucks it was only water ; Rocky goes west to wage battle in Nixon's land ; $50,000 fire ruins Otsego restaurant ; Wixom Marsh rites Saturday ; Minister guilty of blackmail ; Dem chairman criticized for money plan ; Schoenith defends racing deductions ; Senator Langers' body in Bismarck Thursday ; Comedian Lupino Lane dies in London home ; Circuit court gets Pontiac check case ; Mackinac Bridge saluted as most beautiful in US ; Garcia's party ahead at Manila ; Plan diabetic classes ; Firms introduce local teenagers to business life ; Coed's hassle with fraternity takes the cake ; Screaming Africans stone Whites' cars ; American music has big effect on Shostakovich ; Virus of yellow fever may hit north in 1960

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1959-11-11

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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