2024-08-272024-08-271955-03-02https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17567Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDeferred draft classifications to be cut sharply: Farmers, others to be removed from exempt list ; 10-year tests show no harm from fluorides ; Floods strike in Midwest ; School finance plan approved for April vote ; Old tomcat just a baby at heart ; Consumers Power strike ends in first 24 hours ; How Michigan Congressmen voted on raise ; Try sample Bonanzagram puzzle today to get in swing for start on Monday ; Ike won't guess on atomic race ; Trouble stalks Tiger first baseman ; Fluoride ballot gets city OK ; Floyd Diamond is ordered tried as adult murderer ; Organization formed to fight state toll roads ; City man dies after accident ; Check starts on delinquent dog licenses; Air compromise highway plan ; The day in Birmingham: Duncan Hudson creation protects open windows ; Cambodian king quits as ruler ; Ex-bank teller given probation ; Dem candidate list fails to include names ; City plans investigation of street's impassability ; Steeple fund soars to goal of $150,000 ; Ex-gambler pays income tax lien ; US seeks word on prisoners ; Solon may back Dems and GOP in 1956 campaign ; Defendants halt trial to change pleas ; State's top Red free, but maybe not for too long ; Mrs. Roush named meeting chairman ; Eugene A. Parmenter is taken by death ; Canadian freight smashed to pieces ; College suspends suspected quartet ; Queries counties on using vaccines ; Polk Award given to Associated Press ; More probation officers are sought for county ; New members join cub scout pack 8 ; Mother jailed in truant case ; Sees Soo closed until middle of April ; Concert boycott set at U of M ; Military celebrating 45 years of flight ; Scrubbing secret of looking young ; Frees 'spies' to sail for USPDFen-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.Military draftFluorideFloodingConsumers Power CompanyStrikesToll roadsHighwaysTextOakland University