2024-08-292024-08-291954-10-18https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17689Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilm62 Canada deaths raise hurricane toll to 165: Hard hit Ontario still is seeking storm victims ; Tuesday breakfast will open United Fund Drive ; Ohio River over banks at Bellaire ; State accidents take 124 lives over weekend ; United Fund comes to aid ; Workers meet at Elks Temple for 'kick-off' ; Report 14 dead in Ohio flood ; Judge refuses to delay Sheppard murder trial ; London dock strike spreads ; White Lake man killed in crash ; Nonpartisan talks scheduled by Ike ; Truck strike off in New York ; Ousted FHA official faces contempt ; 1,200,000 houses will be built in 1955, US housing administrator predicts ; Tiny outcast was cute as a pet until he started to grow ; The day in Birmingham: City will consider revised off-street parking measure ; Miss Michigan denies rumors about romance ; Weekend accidents kill 24 in Michigan ; Gun mishap kills Bloomfield man ; Pleads innocent of assault count ; Father, son injured in Saturday collision ; Vice raid nets 9 in home Sunday ; Blames man's death on natural causes ; New officer named for Sylvan Lake City ; Medical society takes no stand on researcher ; Mayor of Erie nabbed in raid ; Convict charges Missouri prison 'crime college' ; Bludgeon slaying ends ideal marriage ; Mexico schools drop religionPDFen-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.HurricanesUnited FundSheppard, SamHousingParkingTextOakland University