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The Pontiac Press: 1955-10-17

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Disaster crews hard at work in flooded east: Sun in shining after 72 hours of steady rain ; Riding o'er the flood waves ; Wilson, Radford to talk defense with president ; Youngsters aid in UF campaign ; School possible at state hospital ; Youth missing ten days returns after enlistment ; 'Housewives drive' netting donations for local area United Fund campaign ; Clark Gable to play new role as father ; Sgt. Provoo wins high court ruling ; Meg, Townsend face opposition ; Michigan takes back seat in traffic safety march ; Prison sentence given salesman ; The day in Birmingham: City's rubbish contract up for possible renewal ; Wrongly accused secretary Hare let off the hook ; Mrs. Bartley released from General Hospital ; Red aide death termed suicide ; Hoodlum battle rages in Detroit ; Three car collision injures 5 persons ; Drunk staggers around with sack full of cash ; Hal Boyle says: This century belongs to the fringe people ; Westinghouse struck by CIO

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1955-10-17

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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