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The Pontiac Press: 1955-07-19

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Big Four will discuss German unity first: Ministers slate four subjects on talks agenda ; Pontiac Federal Savings to open new main office ; Senate passes bill to supply polio vaccine ; World's leading diplomats at conference table ; Internal riots in Nevada jail ; Russian and US farmers inspect each other's land ; Charges hatter offered bribes ; House approves atomic vessel ; Mrs. Reynolds wins 1st match ; Pontiac refuses 'whipping boy' role in pollution ; Strive to pass $1 wage floor ; Ike, Soviets join in toast to Geneva success hopes ; State neglecting Oakland County roads, declares Pontiac auto license official ; Mrs. David Gee taken by death ; City commission to mull 42-item agenda tonight ; Women benefits bill approved ; The day in Birmingham: Plan hearing to discuss need for 2nd parking lot ; Deputy treasurer appointed by city ; Robbery count faces two men ; Russian farm head shows comic talent ; Robert Emerick named to UF publicity post ; Highway program given second look ; Muscular dystrophy unit gets funds ; 4 electrocuted by wire fallen through puddle ; Higgins asks help on 'pike problems ; County psychologist takes Detroit post ; Pontiac Army recruiters mark 3rd Division week ; Measles cases up slightly in area ; Woman supervises Dearborn cops ; Swiss ride helicopters, but lack cheese ; Attention - Michigan toll road authority ; Fifty firemen hurt in factory blaze ; Government infant care pamphlet has sold 35 million copies to date ; 5 state CAP cadets will visit abroad ; First Canadian polio case with Salk shots

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1955-07-19

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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