2024-08-272024-08-271955-04-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17530Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmParents to be told if children had Salk shots: Rural residents will get first official notices ; Anti-toll road group charges bring rebuttal ; UF president ; Storm-battered South braces for tornadoes ; Driver walked away from this one ; GM employment stabilized here ; Boy committed to county home ; Ike seeks OK of trade group ; Solons ready to draw up new state road program ; Polio vaccine on move ; Water survey aid proposed ; PHS band plays tonight ; Senate passes MSC change ; Pontiac seeks civil defense fire fighters ; Special education facilities approved for Pontiac ; Sylvan approves record budget ; Police hustle solon to Lansing for FEPC vote ; General Fields to manage AEC ; The day in Birmingham: Cite groups for service to youth of community ; Negotiations broken in gravel industry ; Compensation vote due today ; Minorities receive smattering of votes ; Vernor land added to Lapeer preserve ; Justice gives solon 10 days to pay ticket ; ‘Inoculation' same as ‘vaccination’ ; Mom, children given acquittal ; Hal Boyle says: Desert parties enough to wake pharoahs ; Beef and lamb head up weekend meat specials ; Widow out on bond in husband's slaying ; US, Britain reject Big 3 study group ; Hope to breed large lobsters ; Accused murderer may lose childrenPDFen-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.VaccinationPoliomyelitisToll roadsUnited FundGeneral MotorsMichigan State UniversityTextOakland University