Chevrolet To Build Big Assembly Plant In Kansas City
Detroit May 30 Chevrolet Motor Company announced construction will start soon on a mammoth Kansas City assembly plant. When completed in October it will be the largest automobile factory in the Southwest with an investment of over 2 250 000 dollars and a capacity of 350 cars a day like the Atlanta plant serving the Southwest.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
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Atlanta
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Chevrolet to build Kansas City plant to ease overtaxed facilities
W S Knudsen announces a new Chevrolet plant in Kansas City to relieve the St Louis and Janesville plants. Leeds district acreage for a 410000 square foot, single story assembly facility will house a major Chevrolet Fisher Body unit. The project plans include 1500 jobs, payroll over 800 daily, and rail access via Missouri Pacific and C&NW lines. Edward Shaw to oversee plant. Albert Kahn designed plans.
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Colorado
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Janesville
Leeds
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Fisher Body Corporation
Chevrolet
Edward Shaw
Chevrolet Assembly
Flint
10Th and
Grand Avenue
Missouri
Paul M. Seese
Albert Kahn
Detroit
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Rancaga City-Southern
Chevrolet plants span the nation with Bloomfield export site
The report lists assembly plants across the country including Bloomfield New Jersey for export, and domestic plants in Flint Atlanta Tarrytown Norwood Oakland Buffalo Janesville St. Louis with Chevrolet facilities in Detroit Bay City Saginaw Flint and Toledo. City officials in Kansas City aided the Rayton road project aiding rapid plant arrangements.
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Buffalo
Janesville
St. Louis
Chevrolet
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Bay City
Saginaw
Toledo
Kansas City
Rayton Road
University researchers claim sea sickness cure with sodium nitrate
University of Chicago professors report treating sea sickness by giving three to five grains of sodium nitrate every two hours. The chemical lowers blood pressure to ease ear vestibule strain, thought to cause seasickness. The note adds U S corn fields as a sugar source, with processing hurdles.
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University of Chicago
Temperatures Reach 1800 Degrees in Experiments with Fused Quartz
An amateur astronomer in Los Angeles built a relief model of the Moon using fused quartz and tungsten substitutes to withstand extreme heat. A dentist's drill aided in roughing out craters and irregularities on a plaster base, while Mount Wilson Observatory photos and data from two high powered telescopes informed the model.
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Pinster
Paris
Mount Wilson Observatory
Advances in science and technology featured in Popular Mechanics
The issue describes a German instrument to record pulse action with wrist levers, Hafnium detection in the sun by spectral analysis, a touring exhibit of mechanical models answering how engines work, a new nitrated steel for wear resistance, and tests on night driving showing the value of light-colored clothing for pedestrians.
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Bureau of Standards
Alragat
London
Tropics
Popular Mechanics
Dinner Honors Yee High Graduate Miss Louise Johnson
Miss Louise Johnson, June graduate of Yee High, was guest of honor at a Thursday evening dinner hosted by her sister Mrs Sam BeDermott. The event featured a formal three course meal, numbered toasts, and remarks by several classmates including Cornelia Gunn Kathleen Ely Mittie Leward Dorothy Denson Bethel Middleton Mary Leslie Newton Sue Griffin kin Reba Young Mary Bell Batte Webb Harriett Flinn and Lena Bell Bas the honoree.
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Louise Johnson
Yee High School
Sam BeDermott
Cara Barmore
Wissie McDeryrott
M. M. Johnson
Cornelia Gunn
Kathleen Ely
Mittie Lew Loward
Dorothy Denson
Bethel Middleton
Mary Leslie Newton
Sue Griffinkin
Reba Young
Mary Bell Batte and Webb
Harriett Flinn
Lena Bell Bas
Dorothy Kidd Honored At Garden Party Hosts
Mrs. Oscar Kidd hosted a Friday evening garden party at her home for her daughter Dorothy with twenty six close friends attending. The event featured lawn lighting, games, strolling guests, and punch served by Winelle Kidd. Mrs. Joe Denson helped with arrangements.
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Little Winnelle Kidd
Joe Denson
Choir Picnic At Lamkin’s Park Delights Baptist Members
The Baptist choir met at the church Tuesday at six and drove to Lamkin’s Park for a chicken supper. Myre, Conn Miller and Miss Mary Randolph organized the entertainment. About twenty members attended the enjoyable evening.
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Lamkin’s Park
Myre
Conn Miller
Mary Randolph
Senior BYPU Honors Verna King After Union Session
The Senior B Y P U and sponsors met at the Baptist church annex Monday for a business session followed by a social hour. Verna King, long active in BYPU work, was humorously dismissed as Miss King but elected Mrs Lee Tag after her marriage to Mr Tag on June 5. A silver ladle was presented as thanks for faithful leadership.
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Misa Verna King
Lee Tag
Tag
Evans visits Waco sister after Veterans reunion
Civil War veteran J. L. Evans stays with sister Mrs. Robert Todd in Waco after returning from the Veterans Reunion in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Waco
Robert Todd
Mr. Evans
Little Rock
Ark
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