2024-08-222024-08-221955-10-27https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17355Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmDeny postponement in Troy track hearings: Turf Club plea for delay fails to get approval ; GM net profits to pass billion in current year ; Baldwin School pupils earn donations for UF ; Big 4 diplomats open historic Geneva meeting ; Sickness fells Veronica Lake ; Auto accidents claim 2 lives ; Many area communities lack water, report says ; Mothers' protest brings results ; Ex-lawmaker killed by truck ; 4 in family die in Saginaw fire ; Newspaper ads hit all-time high during this year ; Judge will rule on sewer suit ; Parties, mystery contest planned for Halloween ; Sylvan passes water ruling ; Detroit Tigers now owned by Briggs family trust ; The day in Birmingham: Torch campaign nears halfway mark of goal ; Rev. Victor Halbuth to speak at service ; Committees delay plans on toll road ; Benson faces new blasts: Drops Europe farm tour ; Willow Run manager sure of airline move ; First state guards start six months of training ; Lansing optometrist suspended by board ; Michigan only state to cut turkey crop ; Park attendance up 25 per cent for '55 ; 130 jets purchased by United Air Lines ; France recognizes premier of Viet NamPDFen-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.RacingGeneral MotorsGeneva Conference (1955 : Geneva, Switzerland)Lake, VeronicaWater supplySewage systemsDetroit TigersToll roadsNational GuardVietnamTextOakland University