2024-08-272024-08-271955-01-14https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17607Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmConsumers Power to extend services here in '55 : City projects in $6 million budget for area ; Flier and baby arrive on dry land to finish transatlantic diaper derby ; 'No POW deals with Commies': Hammarskjold ; Women firefighters save boy's life ; Weather costs more to report than forecast ; PHS team wins debate tourney ; Student found dead in swamp ; Baby crawls to safety from burning cellar ; Soviet offers data on A-power to UN ; County may get 3rd missile site ; French, German leaders tackle thorny Saar issue ; Colder than normal is 5-day forecast ; American states to discuss reports of foreign planes striking Costa Rica ; '54 report gives glimpse at city's recreation plans ; Veteran Pontiac policeman retiring after 33 years ; The day in Birmingham: Recreation board seeking artificial ice skating rink ; Clawson widow granted $15,000 ; Motorist makes not guilty plea ; Baseball auction brings in $574 for Bobbie Dunn ; Metropolitans installation set ; Weather tricks warm the North, chill the South ; Nationalist planes pound Red island ; 33 parachute over Alaska ; Recalls attack by Puerto Ricans: Woman's unchallenged House invasion gives goose pimples to Congressmen ; National toll road system offered as substitute plan ; Transit strike looms in Philly ; Panicky airman dies; Jumped on takeoff ; Eleanor says US must lead in ideals ; Panty-modeling monkey nurses hangover todayPDFen-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.Consumers Power CompanyAdoptionHammarskjöld, Dag, 1905-1961United NationsPrisoners of warDebate teamNuclear energyMissilesCosta RicaRecreationToll roadsRoosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962TextOakland University