2024-08-292024-08-291954-09-24https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17709Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmBuilder's FHA loans net $1 million over cost: Silberman says no income tax paid on excess ; GMC gets big fleet order ; Express agency purchases 1,000 delivery trucks ; Canadian conquers Catalina Channel ; President sees 'inaction' unless GOP is winner ; Her voice wins acclaim: Former Pontiac girl wins honors on concert stage ; 30 dead as jet fuel tank explodes at German depot ; Leonard blasts Gov. Williams' road program ; Dick Nixon's brother drafted for Oct. 13 ; Dem achievements cited by governor ; Engineer averts train accident ; Finds no violence in death of infant ; Former 4-H agent describes conditions in Mexico ; Cultural center proposal poses planning problems ; The day in Birmingham: League program points up sewage, water problems ; Attorney backs new court site ; Safety director fired by board ; Youth is eighth polio victim ; Pine Lake pro reigns post ; Board resigns in racial row ; Governor to visit Pontiac on Oct. 3 ; Japanese bitterly mourn victim of H-bomb test ; Parents, teachers plan library, band ; Oct. 11 hearing set for George Hormel ; Home friends to help Fleming appeal verdict ; Indecision plagues house painter ; Baffing Sheppard murder case going to trial soonPDFen-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.Federal Housing AdministrationGeneral MotorsPoliomyelitisSegregationNuclear falloutSheppard, SamTextOakland University