2024-08-082024-08-081958-01-25https://hdl.handle.net/10323/16632Pontiac Press newspaper scanned from microfilmHuron Gardens housewife slain in her home: Husband finds body on return from work ; Can the Teamsters follow right route with monitor plan? ; Small home where woman met death ; UAW summons Big 3 councils ; Patrol Venezuela streets to prevent more violence ; Boy escapes injury under rolling train ; Sputnik II to visit ; Snowstorm seeps most of Michigan ; UAW approves strike at Dodge ; Plane carrying 32 WSU cadets lands safely ; Motorist awaits ambulance after crash ; Weather no cause for complaint here ; Over 150 homeless, 16 persons injured as tornado roars into Georgia town ; Defense rests in murder trial ; Body of girl, 12, found in well ; The day in Birmingham: Photography, sculpture to go on exhibit on Feb. 6 ; $5 million power system to supply plant at L'Anse ; Former editor of Press named to Hall of Fame; Dedicate courts in new building ; Set testimonial dinner in honor of Lt. Gov. Hart ; Attempt to halt JP fee abuses ; 1,400 members attend session ; Ecorse parents find second child dead ; Presbyterians purchase 18 acres on Adams Road ; Grand Trunk reduces Saturday commuters ; First Free Methodist marks anniversary ; Three jet trainers crash at one time ; Consider 3 hospitals for mental patients ; 100 miles away from Indiana: Klan leader sets rally ; Imprisoned splendor gift of God to bring out our best ; Italian student, youth speaker ; Dreams, hopes deigned to inspire, not thwart life; Pastor to install elders Sunday ; Senior High fellowship to lead worship hours ; Holy Name Society elects 1958 officers ; Missionaries to Burma representing Bethany ; Dr. Chester McPheeters, preacher for fellowship ; Oakland youth fellowship rally at 7:30 tonightPDFen-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.MurderLabor unionsTeamstersUnited Auto Workers UnionVenezuelaSnowstormsSputnik satellitesTornadoesRailroadsAircraft accidentsKu Klux Klan (1915- )ReligionsThe Pontiac Press: 1958-01-25TextOakland University