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The Pontiac Press: 1954-05-22

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Congressman's son born ; 47 horses perish as Livonia track: Old wood barn burns in night; 4 grooms hurt ; Tugboats churn Detroit River in annual race ; Township board OK's annexation of court site ; Yeggs crack 2 safes for $515 ; Korea's plan for unification due to draw Reds' refusal ; Stassen blasts McCarthy for his 'false statements' ; Boy hit by bat dies at Albion ; Millard gives tax base ruling ; Air crash victims in critical condition ; Air secretary looks at sites ; New shot put mark set by high schooler ; French slash into Red ranks ; Ike greets 'teacher of the year' ; Pickle factory fire loss set at $50,000 ; 500 students to delve into job futures on BIE day ; Bike owners are urged to buy license, padlock as insurance against theft ; Action is halted in murder of 3 ; Mrs. Oliver J. Beaudette dies at 83; service Monday ; Editor deplores gangster politics ; US bombers able to strike ; Mrs. Shigley dies a General Hospital ; Exchange Club hears editor ; Burglar runs off panting, holding victim's pants ; Death takes township man ; Man hospitalized after auto crash ; Grave marker used to make corner stone ; X-ray treatment cures eyelid cancer ; Man struck by car suffering amnesia ; Thief distracted from pursuit, falls asleep ; Geological world excited by coal discovery in UP ; Guatemala tells of saboteur job ; Social Security near debate ; Captured French nurse still caring for wounded ; 4 Navy airmen rescued, 4 lost ; Police arrest man who threatened governor ; Rhee still wants to send troops into Indochina

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1954-05-22

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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