2024-09-042024-09-041953-09-05https://hdl.handle.net/10323/18046Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmYugoslav-ltalian tempers flare over Trieste ; West Germans prepare to cast ballots this morning ; Parks, beaches to draw crowds over Labor Day ; Reds free 275 Americans, will release another 110 ; PWs made death pact to avoid false confession ; Cooler weather with rain worth millions to farmers ; Detectives find valuable furs ; Accidents kill 3 from state ; Ike-Dulles talk set tomorrow ; Iran receives US grant ; Pontiac father gets birthday gift: Son is released in Red POW exchange ; 80 new Pontiac teachers welcomed by community ; Even governors lose kids at fairs ; Tax collections running ahead of record rate set in Birmingham last year ; 'All a mistake' says Cpl. 'Slick' ; Everything good comes in pairs in San Gabriel ; 12 more state POWs freed ; Directors elect council officers ; Jury indicts 5 union leaders ; McCarthy asks sleuths names ; New swimsuit styles go back to Roaring 20s ; Staebler angers Michigan clerks ; New York City campaign hot ; 35 year old man sought in stabbing ; Postal finance head here retires after forty years ; Speculate if Gov. Warren slated for high US post ; 23,000 earmarked for November draft ; Navy balloons to probe secrets of stratosphere ; Co. M in 125th makes honorsPDFen-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.Prisoners of warKorean WarThe Pontiac Press: 1953-09-05TextOakland University