2024-08-292024-08-291954-05-15https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17822Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmMcCarthy demanding truth in hush order: Sen. McClellan also asks story of inside confab ; Earthquake hits Seattle area at dawn today ; Flying logs and plate glass windows motoring hazards ; Flint workers help 2 to leave ; Reds turn thumbs down on atoms-for-peace plan ; Life never dull as spring comes to America ; Car hits store; boy, 3, injured ; Black ink used to figure finances for Pontiac City ; Jury convicts slave drivers: Brothers face prison for forcing convicts to work on farm ; Armed Forces Day marked by displays here ; Dog days near, so loose dogs face dog pound ; Ike on Armed Forces Day: Americans value freedom despite unworthy scenes ; Jockey and mount hit turf at Belmont ; Children of Birmingham put almost $30,000 into school savings accounts ; JA honors 11 county youths ; WJR to build TV transmitter ; Fellowship sets annual meeting ; 7-year member to leave board ; 3 budget panels to meet May 24 ; McBride awards given to three church women ; Greek earthquake victims get food ; Revival series slated Tuesday by Nazarenes ; Joseph Horans hit tree, are injured ; Sight screening dates set for township youngsters ; Drayton slates tests Monday ; Royal Oak baby burns in crib ; Keego seniors start trip east Monday ; Bible school to fete mothers of members; Novi man will bid for legislative post ; Evening ceremony unites coupe in Oxbow church ; Railway report may halt strike ; New state roads group seeks harmony in survey ; Board authorizes new fire truckPDFen-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.McCarthy, Joseph, 1908-1957EarthquakesMilitary serviceSlaveryBudgetsTelevisionTextOakland University