2024-07-302024-07-301958-12-01https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16338Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmStrikes halt milk deliveries in Pontiac area: Tieup intended to force stores into price hike ; Drive against vice unceasing - Straley ; Juke box probe gets under way ; De Gaulle rules France today without dispute ; Dairy trucks idled at city creamery ; Big year forecast for auto industry ; Winston Churchill celebrates 84th birthday at home ; 3 die, 2 injured as car hits tree ; 'Most valuable' gorilla dies in his zoo cage ; Auto-Lite strike called in six cities ; McElroy highly skeptical of report: Reds flying atom plane? ; Ike pledges Berlin aid: Says Big Three safeguard sure ; Moore's group, governor to talk ; The day in Birmingham: City, Hills post offices set for Christmas rush ; Heavy snow sends death toll soaring ; Meeting set to protest tax hike ; Royal Oak attorney seeks Doty's place ; Cold gripping Northeast ; Says traffic to kill 50,000 ; Humorist must step on sore toes today ; MEDC outlines plans for state ; News of service personnel ; Wayne unions merge Friday as delay ends ; Traffic safety meet held for 13 states ; 3 children die in house fire ; Costly fire destroys Jackson sport store ; UAW ratifies pact ending S-P strikePDFen-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.StrikesGaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970Organized crimeAutomobile manufacturingChurchill, Winston, 1874-1965AircraftBerlin (Germany : West)SnowstormsUnited Auto Workers UnionTextOakland University