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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1933

Page

8

Rude Auto Co Marks 25 Years In Cedar Rapids

The Rude Auto Co celebrates twenty five years serving as Ford dealers from Perry to Cedar Rapids. Now at 511 Second Avenue SE the firm runs the largest auto floor space in the state with complete service, used cars, Lincoln sales for eight eastern Iowa counties, Goodyear tire service, Kendall oil, and a truck department. Fifty employees year round.

Rude Auto Company Ford Perry Second Avenue SE Perry Rude George Hearn Cedar Rapids Lincoln Iowa Goodyear Tire Kendall's Pennsylvania Motor Oils

Auto Repair Advances From Hand Work to Precision Tools

A veteran auto shop chief recalls the shift from hand grinding and scraping to modern machine aided methods. He notes valve grinding, piston installation, and bearing fitting once took hours or days, now completed with silicate, reamers, and indicators to within fractions of an inch.

M. H. Hadad Hadad Motor Service Garage

First Gas Car in Cedar Rapids and a 1906 Motor Run

Clarence L. Miller bought Cedar Rapids first gas buggy and Fred Faulkes helped stage a 39 mile 1906 motor run to Robins Marion and Springville with 17 cars. W G Haskell drove a steam Locomobile and earned fame as chauffeur while others such as Dows Averill and Campbell joined the parade.

Clarence Miller W. G. Haskell Clarence L. Miller The Gazette Cedar Rapids Fred Faulkes Central Fire Station Cedar Rapids Automobile Club Robins Marion Springville Haskell Mr. Haskell Des Moines Belle Plaine Fairfax Col . G. Dows Dows Hanskell F. D Weaver A Avenue Cook

Heart Break Road drama of a dying plan

Ray lies dying in a remote cabin as Barney and Slim scheme a risky escape for him to reach New York. With no telephone, Ray lures aid through alcohol and a desperate plot, clinging to hope of salvation for Jill before succumbing to illness.

Ray Barney Slim Reddy New York Sam Flivver

New Pontiac Eight Makes Appearance

Detroit announces the 1933 Pontiac new straight eight in seven body types with a 115 inch wheelbase and 3265 pound four door sedan. It features Fisher no draft ventilation cross flow radiator a cold water pipe line and oil under pressure bearings while promising good gas mileage and stable performance.

Detroit Mich Pontiac United States R. K. White

Ray drives to New York to reach Jill after escape

Ray struggles to move a gas-filled car with a bleeding hand and a single light as he nears New York. He prays the gas holds while slipping past the hills and road signs, hoping Slim and Barney sleep long enough to miss his escape plan.

Slim Ray Barney New York Pike Jill Terriby New York

Ray races through night to clear name and find Jill

In a tense cross country drive Ray battles fever and fear of pursuit as he heads toward a small town stop for coffee. A truck stop revelation links him to Jill and a hospital hold up, casting doubt on his innocence and sealing a grim fate to be continued tomorrow.

Ray Ossining Tarrytown New York Jill Black Leo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rude Auto CO 15Th Street Were Edward C Clark William J Greene Glenn M. Averill George Dutton Charles H Campbell Henry M Coffits WH Dunshee A N. Watson O. Mansfield E J. Carey J. M. Parker George Henderson Jackson William R. Harmon Reo G. L E. E. Rothrock Charles H. Cogswell, Jr T. W. Runkle Maxwell- Briscoe George Stuart Arthur A. Taylor A. O. Taylor Clara Taylor Paul Lattner Louis J. Baerthel J. W. Hayes A. T. Swenson Edward T Lawler Robert Taylor J. Lynn Crawford Maxwell-Briscoe Jeffrey E. A. Kegley J C. Pickering Waverly Electric F. D. Weaver Weaver Auto Company Avenue NE Linn Henry Ford Franks Vera Brown Pprch Fender Duco Thorpe Fifth Street Rowe Electric CO Second Avenue E Flight Neals Kacena Battery & Equipment CO Automobile Headquarters Goodyear Tires Penn U. S Hadad’s Han Eighth Street
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