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The Pontiac Press: 1956-02-24

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Sleet glazes state highways; 3 die in crash: wheels just spin on icy streets; schools close ; Cancer infection claims leg of junior high boy ; Cross-examine Fenton attorney in assault trial ; Freezing rain creates traffic hazard here ; Suggest TB sanitorium be converted to hospital ; GM ups prices on automobiles ; Icebound buses force shutdowns at many schools ; License plate office open 9-5 tomorrow ; Stassen smiles when asked about president ; Solons urge aid to turnpike unit ; Maryland train wreck kills 5, injures 100 ; 5 hurt as auto hits Detroit bus; Expect answer on hospital aid ; Boy confesses to killing scout ; The day in Birmingham: Honor 75 city employes at recognition banquet ; Students start play broadcasts, join new club ; Royals upset insurance '5' ; Labor and industry fail in new try for peace pact ; Okay adoption of pension plan ; Prefer movies to mental aid? ; No immediate plans for new Ford stock ; Planner cites gains in regional building ; Studio stock sold by Mary Pickford ; Twelve children saved after eating poison ; Small, twin-engine DC3 established itself as safest airliner in decade ; Reds changing tune on purges ; 'Night' camera to photo shroud ; Forthcoming Asian trip by Sec. Dulles to increase travel to 300,000 miles

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1956-02-24

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Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm

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