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The Pontiac Press: 1954-04-17

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Holly lumberyard is threatened: Woman phones on day of 2nd fire in Fenton ; US may send troops to Indochina: Nixon predicts move if other methods fail ; Jesus body now missing, but he reappears, talks ; Christians bow in reverence of the crucifixion: Christians world around, to adore the risen Christ ; Cole promises FHA firings ; County board to act on budget ; Indochinese Reds close up 800 yards from French ; US Air Force to leave Korea ; Generous readers to replace boy's dog ; 3 Birmingham churches to hold first services in new buildings on Easter ; Editors wind up session, hold panels, hear Hoover ; Local resident dies suddenly ; Department of Labor will be reorganized ; U-M names new swimming coach ; Sen. Long hints new excise cut ; Scientists say pitted windows nothing unusual ; McCarthy set to make charges ; Bingo petitions get signatures ; Children help dad pay traffic ticket ; Teenagers in court receive citations

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1954-04-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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