2024-08-272024-08-271955-01-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17600Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmConvicts surrender guards, receive 'hope': Civil group of 7 talk six hours, sways felons ; Behind bamboo curtain ; Thousands flee flooded homes outside Paris ; Young amputee starts new life today ; UM planning Flint branch to solve growth problems ; Carriers hinted going to Taipeh ; Bobbie Dunn leaves city for stay in Grand Rapids ;Trap feared in China offer; Invasion over, Figueres says ; Rescued fliers on way to port ; Crime expert begins sifting Sheppard clues ; Northern states in for more bad weather today ; Utilities prepare to service rapidly expanding home areas in Oakland County ; Captive passes health exams ; Acquitted heir is flying home to visit mother ; The day in Birmingham: Kickoff rally will honor fund drive volunteers ; Supervisors OK proposed state drain act changes ; Former deputy joins Sylvan Lake police ; Boy who saved friends cited as hero by Carnegie ; Union dispute sent to US labor board ; Urge revisions in dog licensing ; Travel stickers help wife stake support claim ; Girl spy, AF officer linked ; 'Frozen' woman running fever after low of 75 ; Ex-union official found guilty in extortion case ; Philippines see Formosa as major threat ; Law prof turned 'wino' asked to help Skid Row ; Michigan accidents kill five last nightPDFen-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.PrisonsFloodingUniversity of MichiganTaiwanSheppard, SamLabor unionsEspionageTextOakland University