2024-08-152024-08-151956-10-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17038Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmArea volunteers kick off biggest UF drive: $612,202 goal marked for '56 by torchlighters ; 3,000 in city wait for train to hear speech ; Find Moore guilty ; Oust Stalinist defense heads in Poland following anti-Russian demonstrations ; Adlai flying to New York, will hit 'bedrock issues' ; Area father pleads innocent to cruelty ; Expert aided in selecting courthouse site ; The day in Birmingham: Brief meeting sees stall on rubbish contracting ; 5 gas stations in city robbed ; Supervisors refile request to vacate street ; Benson's tour in state listed for this week ; Orion backs Moore jury ; MSU would like tilt with Oklahoma team ; Order murder trial in fairgrounds killing ; Claims Cobo erred on retarded children ; Soviet worker enjoys but meager fruits of his labor ; Study 2-mile strip for Willow Run jets ; Deport suitor of teacher killed by poisoned wine ; America's queens outshine real royalty ; Resisted Stalin but survived: Top Pole lucky to live ; Ponders probe on vote frauds ; Tag middle man for US Reds ; Soil bank funds buy GOP votes, Estes charges ; Monroe officials support A-plant ; Blast sets off blaze in Texas ; Tanya's father kidnaped, too? ; Mother held in death and slashing of son ; Top Hungarian Reds to meet with Titoists ; Dewey raps Red campaign meddlingPDFen-USUsers assume all responsibility for questions of copyright, invasion of privacy, and rights of publicity that may arise in using reproductions from the library's collections.United FundSoviet UnionIntellectual disabilityTextOakland University