2024-08-152024-08-151956-08-10https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17100Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHarriman says he'll win Dem nod: says he'll stand on principles he believes in ; 'Keep busy', Hoover warns oldsters as he turns 82 ; Eisenhower calls for huddle on Suez ; Noted auto racing driver, Ab Jenkins, dies suddenly ; Moore in hands of circuit court ; Crowds fills 4-H fair even though it rains ; Local National Guardsmen leave tomorrow for camp ; Phone service cut by crash ; School board gives approval to construction ; Commissioners discuss starlings - with 'music' ; Ohio girl sets new Tam amateur record ; Democrats need spellbinder to dispel gloom clouds ; Commissioners okay purchase ; 'Near beer' law gets 1st reading ; The day in Birmingham: Land condition raises costs for Midvale school ; Charge hospital let baby die ; Says Blue Cross blocking probe of insurance rates ; Ballot report on amendment right on the dot ; Voisine and brother face prober today ; Hitchcock to petition for recount of votes ; Dem platform viewing south ; Premature birth 7th leading killer ; Headon crash kills 2, hurts 3 near Adrian ; Plays with blasting cap, boy, 12, blinded, injured ; Polio in Chicago near epidemic ; Rhee faction wins elections in Korea ; Rioters just won't quit; 12 dead, 200 injured ; Jaye P. Morgan dreams in technicolor ; Brink's trial unable to pick even 1 juror ; Colombia probes ruins of blast, finds 368PDFen-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.ElectionsHoover, Herbert, 1874-1964Suez CanalHealth insurancePoliomyelitisDisastersThe Pontiac Press: 1956-08-10TextOakland University