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The Pontiac Press: 1954-02-26

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Williams demanding data on highway deals: Wants figures on land prices in 10 to 30 days ; McCarthy to quiz general again: 2nd questioning would be test of Stevens, Ike ; Tour Brazil: Back home for coffee ; Senators near end of debate on Bricker bill ; Confer on land deals ; Fall ballot to include issue on bonus for Korean vets ; Protesting driver parks on walk, calls for mayor ; Workers ready to open polls at 7 am Monday ; City escapes heavy snow ; Parking lot suit facing delay ; Seeley resents 'smear' tactics ; Senate policy group studies probe rules ; Auto pay scale to drop a cent ; $2,285,118 city improvement program is proposed by commission for 1954 ; Waterford approves school proposals ; Noted priest-author is cancer victim ; Sligh calls for fairness in present business taxes ; Saturday deadline for '54 license plates, '53 taxes and nominating petitions ; Mail superintendent retires from service ; Mrs. Holznagel dies in Birmingham home ; Judge studies case to avoid rabies rule ; Set prayer service for Friday at 10 am ; HMS Pinafore curtain time draws near ; Press meeting on March 4 lists stories, interviews ; Maldive Islands are going back to rule of sultans ; Chrysler to recall, Packard to lay off ; Guards withdrawn from Rashid home ; Pontiac library receives gift of 5 volumes ; Exemption hike to be contested ; Hospital heads hear Jarrendt ; Plan 72-hour walkouts in Japan coal strike

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1954-02-26

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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