2024-08-222024-08-221955-12-31https://hdl.handle.net/10323/17300Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmTop stories of past year: President's heart attack leads all by wide margin ; Plant payrolls top $200 million: Pontiac Builds 581,853 cars in biggest year ; GM car, truck output for ‘55 hits 4,649,799 ; Prosperity boom seen in state in '55 economy report ; “Oh, no! That last one was too much!” ; Traffic deaths reach 20 in US ; Bruin offense, Knox pose questions for-Rose battle ; Here's solid rules for zany drivers ; Press observes a holiday ; New York night clubs set for tonight's revelry ; MSU Tournament of Roses float 6th in parade ; Kavanagh gives hospital ruling ; Big Leon delivers to Art Houtteman and - It's a boy! ; Aims to restrict non-vote stock ; Newsprint output gains: Demand goes up faster ; E O. Hatton, 70, taken by death ; The day in Birmingham: Largest Wrigleys’ market slated to open in city ; Argentine paper publishes again ; Mass weddings slated in Vegas ; State plans big '56 tourist year ; ADA man says Ike could lose ; Papers continuing talks with unions ; Police arrest man as stabbing suspect ; Pair stands mute on larceny charge ; Boys deny charges of beer possession ; Borrowing Treasury aids business ; Chinese Reds claim US holding student ; Key to happiness: 'Love life and people and the world' ; Courage, mental alertness lifted father above ills ; Scouts honored at Grace Church ; Service honors college students ; Nasser orders religion taught in Arab schools ; New Hope choir to join in concert ; Citizen of Year award to be presented Sunday ; Lutheran given C of C award ; Watchnight Service to begin at 9:30 pm ; Governing body to be installed ; Bishop of Pittsburgh to be Pontiac guestPDFen-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.HolidaysNew Year's EveAutomobile manufacturingTraffic safetyRose BowlEisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969StrikesTourismReligionsTextOakland University