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The Pontiac Press: 1954-04-10

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Brownell asks stricter anti-Communist laws: Hints Congress not necessary for Red hunts ; Five in one family have tonsils out ; Red commandos sneak in, blow up Indochina airstrip ; Senator names ‘54 attainments ; Britain asks secret talks on world disarmament ; 11 inches of rain hits Rio Grande ; County board meets Tuesday ; Brothers jailed after stabbing ; Gleason’s wife files suit tor separate maintenance ; 2nd county may drop polio test ; Tired legislators still jangling over budget. jobless pay ; All Birmingham churches to observe Palm Sunday with appropriate services ; C of C enrolls 147 members ; Author of ‘Sea Around Us’ at work on another book ; Injured car thieves captured by police ; Arrest 3 after 70 mph chase ; Hole in deputy’s pocket provides escape for thief ; Police uncover woman's alias ; Reservist promoted to warrant officer ; Approve shift in site of new high school ; United Foundation cuts funds to Y ; Lenten guideposts: Girl escapes her kitchen - only through loving it ; Senator, economists hit money program

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1954-04-10

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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