Nash Cars Arrive as Claytor 15 Agencies Expands
Claytor Motor Sales at 229 231 Bluefield Avenue becomes Nash distributor in the city. Mason Claytor and Lane Nash lead the firm which extends operations with expanded facilities and a new body shop run by Earl Campbell. Dick Webster heads the mechanical department with years of repair experience. The company occupies two adjacent buildings with a large used car lot nearby. The Nash models are described as super luxurious and arrival signals a vigorous sales campaign.
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Dorothy Fowler
J. Mason Claytor
W. L. Nash, Jr
J. K. Perdue
Harry Atkinson
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Claytor Motor Sales
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Lane Nash
Oe Motor Sales
Earl Campbell
Dick Webster
Webster
Ronake
Nash Models
Nash Ventilating Comfort Feature Promises Year Round Air
The Nash showcased by Claytor Motor Sales offers a unique ventilating system that warms and purifies air in winter and maintains atmosphere in summer. The dealer has been in business since spring 1920 and employs about twenty people in its sales and mechanical departments.
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Nash
Coomaben
Claytor Motor Sales
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Missing Bluefield man Norris last seen Tuesday night
A missing person search was started for C. Fred Norris a 60 year old monument salesman from Bluefield described as gray haired slight in build. He was last seen after leaving Fayetteville with A G Wright and returning toward Shady Springs in his own car. Authorities were asked to investigate for possible foul play.
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Monument
Bluefield
Shady Springs
Norris
Fayetteville
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Mid-West
Princeton
Ocean Transport Scale Model in Tunnel Ice Test
A full scale model of the 41 ton ocean carrier underwent ice tunnel testing in New York as part of two years of weather and performance experiments preceding Boeing’s first transatlantic flight tests over water.
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Boeing
First complete plane model cooled in ice tests
Water blown into the tunnel at 65 degrees formed ice and sleet particles in a fifth of a second. Officials say this marks the first time a complete plane model has undergone refrigeration tests of this kind.
Skunk Chased by Driver Hits Slow Pace in Oregon
In Ore a driver tells of chasing a skunk at night after it entered her car area. She noted the animal moved slowly, reaching only about 8 miles an hour, as she followed it for half a mile with headlights on and speedometer watched.
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