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The Pontiac Press: 1954-02-10

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29 in nomination race for city commission: March primary will be needed in six districts ; Lost voice is restored; President raps GOP criticism of Dem loyalty ; Westminster Show champ ; Odin H Johnson fills vacancy on city bench; Reds propose all-Europe pact ; Youth admits taking part in beating of aged widow ; Broomfield's water bill holds hope for Oakland ; Votes to control coffee trading ; Willman sites parking needs ; Senator to talk at GOP banquet ; 'Spur Line', railroad comic starts in Press on Monday ; Clardy in hospital with heart ailment ; Eager enlistee enjoying five-day Army furlough ; Superintendent describes needs to house growing high school population ; Five dog clinics will be set up ; Special election tomorrow to pick Estes' successor ; Eisenhower backs plan for more US road aid ; Admits slaying Max Bodenheim ; Man with Mike irks assembly hearing Senator ; Elect officers in ranch room teenage drive ; No surplus farm goods to go to Reds ; 3 trustees elected by Civic Research ; Pontiac resident, 90, is taken by death ; Brotherhood group hears Dodger Jackie Robinson ; B36s fly non-stop across Pacific, US ; Measles show rise in county ; Equipment donated to burned-out school ; Vote to oppose state bill asking dog inoculations ; Cagers bruised by 3 spectators ; Cubs, Scouts join to mark 44th year ; Military board's decision could affect generations

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1954-02-10

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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