Dealers Open Campaign Against Bootlegging Of New Cars
The National Automobile Dealers Association launched a campaign to stop bootlegging of new cars. It defined bootlegging as unauthorized cross region movement to exploit market conditions and urged contract clauses to eliminate the practice.
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Washington
U.P
National Automobile Dealers Association
Modern Car Predicted In 1901
The piece notes the dealer association industry relations committee proposing a 1931 program to stabilize and expand auto sales. It covers contracts between manufacturers and dealers, protections against cancellations, territorial security, anti bootlegging clauses, and opposition to cutting retailer discounts. It also cites Wells foreseeing motor trucks and motor carriages amid road traffic changes.
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Dealers Association
Nada
NACA
Miami
Miami Beach
Florida
Careless Shipping Costs Stock Losses in Meat Trade
Lincoln Neb on marketing waste of livestock costs the industry millions yearly. Dr. A loword said last year animals dying at market would have filled a train ten percent miles long and meat waste reached 14 310 488 pounds worth 4 472 871 dollars. The combined crippled stock losses pushed total U S losses to 31 814 677 dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
University of Nebraska Shimal
W. Alford
Alford
Elven race horses favor Tassies in Maryland report
In Towson Maryland trainer Humphrey Finney of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association notes a shift to Tassies on racehorses and glamour gels with falsies fitted to fetlocks to protect against injury. The piece also mentions the first American Aurora Borealis sighting on December 11 1719.
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Towson
Humphrey
Finney
Maryland Horse Breeders Association
America
Tougher Laws On Driving Drunk Demanded
William A. Swanberg argues drinking drivers kill about 11 000 annually and cites ineffective court charges. He urges new scientific tests such as a breath balloon device to prove intoxication, detailing cases where alcohol breath and behavior misled police. He notes old alcoholism tests fail in court and calls for stricter enforcement. American five and ten stores stock about 20 000 items.
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AEW
York
William A. Swanberg
Swanberg
Women’s Home Companion
New England
Tough upholstery fabrics face brutal automotive torture tests
Upholstery fabrics endure harsh wear tests to win auto industry approval. Samples endure fade tests, 130 F light exposure for 50 hours, repeated twisting and pulling, and friction wear at high rates. Nylon and plastic castings now common in convertibles after long road and lab assessments.
Baytown car dealers and local forges scene described
The page lists Baytown area auto dealers with brands including Lincoln Mercury Packard Nash Chevrolet Dodge Pontiac and Chrysler plus a Hudson Studebaker listing and a note about Colonial farmers and their families making nails at home during long winters using iron from local forges.
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National Association
B. G. Wells
Wells
North American Review
Charlene Aumack
Trafic
Hollywood
National Broadcasting Company
International
Weber
Fred Dittman
Oldsmobile
SUN
Homer Moses
Gulf Coast Motor CO
Irs
Bayshore Motors, Inc
Brockton
Mass
C. A. Baton Co
Harold &. Brown
Big Ben
Clock Tower
London
Sir Henry Benjamin Hail
iAutomobile
Chrysler Corporation
Plymouth Automobiles
Filer Parts
Mgebar
Sereas
Cadillac
West Texas Avenue
Ahal H
Baytown
Dial
Brags Calaway, Inc
Packard
West Texas
Buck Turner Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
North Main Dial
Willis Cobb Nash Co
NASH
Fred Duhnan
Ogldsmobile
Thad Felton
Franta Motor Co
Desoto-Plyemoute
West Pearca Dial
Gault Coast Motor Co
Dodge-Plymoute
West Texas Dial
Dodge Truce
Higginbotham Stator Co
Chrysler-Plemouteh
Market Dial
Harrington Hudson Co. Hudson
North Maine Bisl
B. Holloway Rfotor Co
Studebaker
Jack Saunders Buick
Rey
Martin
Niemoeller
Moeller
Ings
Harrington Hudson Co
Champion
J. BE. Hollaway Motor CO
Tod
Oreo
Ust
W. Aebas