2024-08-272024-08-271955-01-19https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17603Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm200 Red warplanes batter nationalist islands: Heaviest attack believed sign of invasion soon ; Highest budget in city history ready for OK ; Girl, 16, pleads with felon dad to end rebellion ; Prison where felons hold guards ; City mulls vote district changes ; Lets Sheppard go to funeral ; OCSC again named host: Local sportsmen awarded '55 national skeet shoot ; 54,000 in area still need 1955 auto licenses ; Second storm rips California ; Injuries fatal to pedestrian ; Four-footed flatfeet pound Dearborn beat ; Invaders pushed by Costa Ricans ; Pontiac State Bank gains 15 per cent in deposits ; More county office space would result from shifts ; City will study dogs on loose ; Advances rank conferred on 7 Explorer Scouts ; Girl's condition is satisfactory ; Education talk slated tonight ; The day in Birmingham: Ground-breaking in March predicted for junior high ; Michigan GOP lawmakers get committee jobs ; All tickets sold for C of C dinner ; Selfridge officer explains air defense ; Alimony funds hit peak in 1954 ; Halt China war, Ike hints to UN ; GM Motorama on TV tonight ; Council finishes sanitation code in Walled Lake ; Real estate scheme exposed by C of C ; 'Influencers' fakes, postmaster states ; Officials OK standards for civic betterment ; Troy resident, 33, named man of year ; Study shows need for 4 school sites ; 2 words spoken by homeless child raise millions for others like her ; Followers back spirit preacher ; Presbyterians' merger stalled ; Sees A-power within 10 years ; Financial world new to BrownPDFen-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.TaiwanPeople's Republic of ChinaSheppard, SamPrisonsSkeet shootingBoy Scouts of AmericaAuto showsSpiritualismReligionsNuclear energyTextOakland University