2024-07-312024-07-311958-10-04https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16390Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmAll-new '59 Pontiacs make bow: Wider, lower bodies featured in restyling ; Numbers ring hit in Detroit ; Local labor issues hold up Big Three auto production ; Area Builders in UF canvas ; Inherits million, stays on job as policeman ; Fire prevention parade opens safety observance ; Yankees lead at end of 5th ; Brush fires in west ; California blaze spreads ; Appeal denied 2 townships ; Planes, speeding across Atlantic both ways :Launch commercial jet service ; 7 in family die as home burns ; The day in Birmingham: Book fair opens Monday at Derby Junior High ; Dixie leaders split on closing schools ; Young hiker found alive on mountain ; Doctors say Ike's health excellent ; Nationalists hint at retaliation ; Little Rock plan termed invalid ; Is that a gas gauge? ; Red eyes Are OK for walrus ; Appearing on TV in November: Pontiac's Victor Borge is happy comic at last ; Killing woman stirs British ire ; Avondale group to sponsor fall fashion show ; New Baptist church now serving Troy ; Hold rally day at West Bloomfield: To reveal camp program ; Alcan highway tops for scenery and dust ; Hugh Mulligan writing for Hal Boyle: Musicians constant in wooing fine food ; Lawn mowers end 100-year sheep era ; US and Britain ask for priority ; Polio epidemic seen easing ; Eggs may give heart attacks, claims doctor ; Ike salutes newsboys for service ; Publisher quits post with atomic board ; Twin babies die in Detroit fire ; Polio spread in Oakland still low, with 37 casesPDFen-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.Automobile manufacturingGamblingUnited FundBaseballFiresSchool integration--Arkansas--Little Rock--History--20th centuryBorge, VictorAviationPoliomyelitisTextOakland University