2024-09-032024-09-031954-01-23https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17920Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmPro-Red POW returnee under Army arrest: Probe to decide further action on Virginia GI ; Sees new bid to get accord on Bricker bill ; Fire hits dock at tank farm north of Seattle ; Oil fire rages on Seattle waterfront ; Pontiac woman slain in home ; Indians desert 347 Pro-Reds ; Molotov arrives in Berlin for start of Big-4 meeting ; Names divisions in Korean move ; Fire destroys Ypsilanti Press ; Fire destroys Detroit market ; Seoul has brief air raid alert ; Train crushed car in Ann Arbor ; Ford executive wants teachers free to seek out truth but would oust Reds: Speaks to MASA in Detroit ; Birmingham deadline set 5 pm Monday for adult night school registration ; Bill is drawn to buy armory ; Skates beat machine age for zooming trip to work ; Police tips aid area actors ; Woman admits dating victim ; Electric organ sales booming in US homes ; Asks for action in Ritchie case ; Laymen's director will occupy pulpit ; 5 hurt in head=on collision on US 10 ; Wants examination on forgery charge ; Three hospitalized after car hits tree ; Heirens case up for review ; Rumor Churchill to retire soon ; Seattle jailbirds able to watch TV for a price ; Work on bridge starts in spring ; Will ask Detroit ban on student weapons ; Innocent convict awaits release, 'won't jaywalk' ; Bobbysox set names duke as heartthrob ; 4th candidate files for city judgeship ; Needed plant opensPDFen-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 WarCommunismMackinac BridgeTextOakland University