The Pontiac Press: 1956-04-03

Abstract

Six city commissioners renamed by voters: Gilbert W. Long only newcomer to be elected ; Milk flows to market again: End of picketing this afternoon eases situation ; Sloan quits top GM post ; Planning expert outlines 4 Pontiac area problems ; Three-state twisters kill seven, smash 100 homes ; Health expert cites fluoridation benefits ; Arsonist sought in Florida fire ; Postpone hearing on sewage plant ; Builders show opening tomorrow at Armory ; OK amendment by wide margin ; British curfew Cypriot village ; The day in Birmingham: Mayor takes top votes for post on commission ; Pick GOP chairman for Bloomfield area ; Kiwanis award of flowers goes to Janice Antona ; Billy Rose mansion fire destroys valued art work ; Vandals attend board meeting at Avon school ; Russians test sixth A-bomb in 8 months ; US expects OK on plan to send Dag to Palestine ; Tot viciously bitten by red Irish Setter ; Water of Puget Sound holds answer to sinking of crippled luxury airliner ; Chinese Red engineer escapes to Formosa ; 115-year-old church burns ; Blindness is on increase, Pontiac teacher reports ; Mayor gets his car with show of authority

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

Keywords

Elections, Sloan, Alfred P. (Alfred Pritchard), 1875-1966, Nuclear weapons, General Motors, Fluoride

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