Dodge Sixes Modernized With Cross Steering and New Ventilation
The new Dodge sixes feature independent front springing with aero-stream bodies and seven ventilation options. Two wheelbase options, 117 and 121 inches, offer multiple body styles from sedans to convertibles. Front suspension uses floating cushions with coil springs and cross steering. a floating power engine delivers 82 horsepower, with optional aluminum alloy heads. Automatic clutch, ventilator controls, and hydraulically cooled drum brakes are included. the passenger mile is defined as one mile flown by a passenger.
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Dodge
Pitman
Lincoln Introduces Two Series Of New Lincolns
The two Lincoln series use wheelbases of 136 and 145 inches with a 150 hp Single twelve cylinder V engine. Eight standard bodies on the shorter chassis and thirteen on the longer, plus ten custom by Brunn Judkins Willoughby Dietrich LeBeron. Prices range from 3200 to 6800 dollars. Innovations include a ventilating system with adjustable window vents and a dome ventilator in larger models. The engine features aluminum cylinder heads aluminum alloy pistons and a center balanced crank shaft for greater power and flexibility.
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Brunn
Judkins
Willoughby
Dietrich
LeBeron
Notice of Appointment of Administrator with Will Annexed
Otto Sikora named administrator with will annexed for Milo Tomasek deceased of Linn County Iowa. He directs all debtors to pay promptly and urges claimants to file authentic claims with the Linn County District Court clerk through attorney Chas L Benesh.
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Iowa
Linn County
Milo Tomasek
Lawa
Iowan
Otto Sikora
Joe Will
Chas, L. Benesh
Ford Exposition Building Contract Awarded to W E O Neil
The Ford Exposition building at the Chicago World's Fair will be erected by W E O Neil Construction of Chicago after a competitive bid process. The project spans an 11 acre lakefront site with a 110 foot central rotunda and skylighted exhibit space, using 1.6 million feet of lumber and 700,000 square feet of fire resistant wall board.
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W E O'Neil Construction Company
Chicago
Perry Rude
Ford Agency
Ford
Albert Kahn
Detroit
W E. O'Neil
C F Trimarco
Lake Michigan
Twenty-Two States Adopt Guest Statutes Limiting Liability
Twenty two states have enacted guest statutes limiting liability for injuries to guests transported free of charge unless the driver acted willfully or with gross negligence. The American Automobile Association notes five states added such statutes in 1933 and lists California through Wyoming as now restricting liability.
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A.A
Delaware
Nevada
Ohio
South Dakota
Washington
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Idaho
Illnois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
South Carolina
Texas
Vermont
Wyoming
A.A.A. Documents Gas Tax Rates by State in 1933
The American Automobile Association lists current state gasoline tax rates for 1933, with motorists paying federal and state taxes totaling about 715 million dollars nationwide. Rates range from 1 to 6 cents per gallon in various states, plus local levies in some areas, reflecting wide regional differences. Major states cited include Alabama 6¢, California 3¢, New York 3¢, Texas 4¢, and Washington 5¢, among others.
De Sotos Unveil Airflow Line With Advanced Aerodynamic Design
De Soto engineers tout the Airflow line as the most advanced American production car design. The four body styles span six passengers across a 196 inch length with a smooth contour, sunken headlights, and rear streamlining to cut air resistance by forty percent and wind noise. The design features a floating ride with engine moved over the front axle and a single rigid frame with an all steel body and girders surrounding the passenger compartment.
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de Soto
A A A Safety Measure Gains Law in 21 States
The American Automobile Association says twenty one states and eight Canadian provinces have enacted safety-responsibility laws, restricting reckless drivers until they prove financial responsibility. States listed include California, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Wisconsin. Canadian provinces: Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, Alberta.
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Canada
American Automobile Association
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Maryland
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Manitoba
Ontario
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Diamond Medal Awarded at Memorial Day Speedshow
A diamond studded gold medal is presented each Memorial Day at the Indianapolis speedway before the 500 mile race to honor the national champion of the year.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Beore
Pontiac Unveils Seven Windstream Models With Power and Size
Pontiac introduces seven Windstream models for the new season featuring knee-action independent front suspension and ventilated closed bodies. Engines deliver about 84 horsepower with speeds over 80 mph, wheelbase up to 117% inches, and weight around 3455 pounds for the four door sedan. Bodies by Fisher include four door and two door sedans, touring sedans, coupe, sport coupe, and cabriolet. Innovations include 6.2 to 1 compression with no high octane fuel, vacuum spark control for fuel economy, a gas elector for spark timing, electric whistle warning, improved headlamps, and a cooling system with 1200 gallons per hour water flow and cross flow radiator to conserve fuel and prevent evaporation.
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Pontiac
Fisher
States move to require auto drivers to hold licenses
The American Automobile Association notes twenty eight states and the District of Columbia now require motor vehicle operators to be licensed, with nine more states licensing chauffeurs. The move follows rising accidents and urges authorities to ensure drivers demonstrate safe vehicle handling. States listed include Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Indiana Iowa Kansas Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York Oregon Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia and Wisconsin.
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Raere
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Mickéson
Washington
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Mississippi
Wisconsin
Missouri
Wyoming
District of Columbia
American Automobile Association
The
Iowa
Michigan
Nebraska
Vermont
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