2024-08-222024-08-221955-12-22https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17307Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHistoric wayside inn razed by fire ; $147 million for state roads: Stress placed on construction of expressway ; Financial machinery rolls to begin Ford stock sale ; Death count hits 88 in Algerian rebel rampage ; Students give up exchange of gifts to offer needy a happier Christmas ; The decision may be yours: White or black Christmas? ; Orders holiday traffic control ; Stevenson's hurt son rushed to Chicago ; Stork delights Ike with new granddaughter ; Cigarette starts Brooklyn blaze ; Bridge section towed into place ; Newsprint pinch drops ads Dec. 26 for Denver News ; Planners delay study of merger ; Jaycees to pick top home decorations ; An angel in a dream warns Joseph to flee ; Law useful in preventing loss of dogs: Attention called to state statute ; The day in Birmingham: Flooded rinks may be ready for holiday use ; Quiet SEC post has hectic day ; Drive for better US roads gets start in Detroit ; Disaster strikes Denver family ; Curtice predicts ‘56 record year ; Kavanagh eyes school knots ; 3 appointed to rule on traffic light plea ; Spirit of holiday slows lessons in schools ; Publishers, union reach interim okay ; Missionary bares terror at hands of Chinese Reds ; Russian Parliament sets extra session ; Israeli-Syrian issue faces UN ; Paper says Ike should not run ; System collects data on missiles not for humans ; Outside unions seek own unity ; Timmy Cook's cherished Yule gift is 3-day visit with family at home ; Soviet trade offense gains forcePDFen-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.FiresExpresswaysFord Motor CompanyHolidaysChristmasReligionsPeople's Republic of ChinaSoviet UnionTraffic lightsMiddle East ConflictUnited NationsEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969MissilesTextOakland University