2024-07-302024-07-301958-12-26https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16317Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmUS heads for all-time holiday death toll: 244 have died; Count began Christmas Eve ; Yule fire aftermath ; Wife won't let husband keep his blond doll ; 10 traffic deaths mark start of holiday span ; Gifts shower Bradley victims' families: Bereaved not forgotten ; Woman suspect arrested in city ; West stay in Berlin can start war - Reds; Gun-toting dad admits killing son Wyatt Earp ; Christmas tops for auto mishaps ; New post office building proves efficient in rush ; Sears to spend million son ads ; Man now 104 ponders move to aged home ; Holiday snow melts as Mercury climbs ; Believe AEC set off lithium weapon: Report new low-cost H-bomb ; Fireplace ritual gets too hot to handle ; 14 ships till trapped in Montreal harbor ; Petitions are filed by 13 for circuit judge posts ; The day in Birmingham: Empty bottles offered in exchange for parcel ; Ike to draft messages at farm ; Hunt Missouri college head ; France studies plan to reform currency ; Rochester man hurt in crash ; 2 accidents based on slippery roads ; Canada to buy US Bomarcs ; Striking pilots consider truce ; Silent Atlas travels over Holy Land; Clear skies to continue ; Auto output to hit 5 million ; Michigan GI's body found along tracks ; Social Security and retirement plans: Railroad workers want 10 pct. raise ; Man kills proving pistol wasn't loaded ; Atlas speaks back to young engineer ; First space voice after Eisenhower's ; Wife busts hubby's leg night before Christmas ; Family cat to blame for death of couple ; Report low quit rate for Detroit employesPDFen-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.HolidaysTraffic safetyPostal serviceNuclear weaponsAircraftSatellitesAutomobile manufacturingRailroadsMissilesThe Pontiac Press: 1958-12-26TextOakland University