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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1933

Page

8

Chrysler to Move Admin Offices for De Soto and Chrysler

Chrysler corporation will relocate the De Soto and Chrysler division offices from the current factory buildings to a new two story administration and display building under construction. The western half houses De Soto offices and a full line display, while the eastern half mirrors for Chrysler Sales. The 501 foot long modern structure will include glass fronts and exhibit space, freeing about four acres for expanded production as demand grows.

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Barron Motor Acquires Advanced Wheel Balancing Gear

Barron Motor Supply has installed the latest wheel balancing equipment at its new service station. President William J Barron notes wheel balancing reduces vibration and wear, boosts comfort on long trips, improves stability at high speeds, and keeps front end mechanisms quiet, reinforcing the modern automobile’s tight body construction.

William J Barron Barron Motor Supply Company Barron Motor Supply Barron

Puzzle Across and Sudden Skies in Salt Lake City

A 1933 Salt Lake City page features a large cross word answer list and a Terraplane record chase by Paul Bost and Al Miller on Big Cottonwood Canyon. Miller breaks the record with 24 minutes 54.9 seconds, then hits Penitentiary hill in 36.6 seconds. A bridge hand analysis by Morehead follows, debating a club coup and lead choices.

Big Cottonwood Canyon Brighton Mountain Penitentiary Hill Salt Lake City Paul Bost al Miller Brighton

Terraplanes Set Two More Records At Salt Lake City

EAST LAKE CITY Utah Five days after the Pike's Peak assault in the Labor day hill climb for Stock cars two Terraplanes stopped in Salt Lake City for a day and captured two more stock car performance records running Terraplane's list for the last thirteen months to fifty one A few hours after the victorious efforts were finished the two cars and their drivers were on the highway headed for California in search of further A. A. records.

East Lake City Utah Pike's Peak Salt Lake City California A. A

Dodge Power Mountings Enable Steady Thermometer Readings

Detroit report describes Taylor Instrument companies using a Dodge commercial pickup to carry two 16 foot diameter demonstration thermometers. Floating power engine mountings isolate vibration, preventing tachometer or indicator hand oscillation when the engine runs and the vehicle stops. This allows accurate readings during demonstrations without engine shutdowns.

Detroit Taylor Instrument Companies Dodge G. H. Taylor

Plymouth Still Holds Trans Continent Mark

Detroit reports Plymouth maintains the trans continental record of five days twelve hours and nine minutes set by L B Miller. He traveled 6287 miles from San Francisco to New York and back in a stock Plymouth sedan. Miller has held the SF to NY return record for over five years. The latest Plymouth sixes boast 70 horsepower with speeds of 70 to 80 mph and beyond.

Detroit Plymouth L. B. Miller Miller San Francisco New York

Remarkable 4-Spot Coup Draws Bridge Enthusiasm

The story, relayed by A H Morehead of New York, describes a striking bridge hand with a four spot under unusual distribution. Culbertson notes how the opening club lead as a singleton led to a sequence including the queen of diamonds and strategic ruffs, culminating in a brilliant defense and clever card marking. Readers can obtain a free copy of Bridge Rules and Etiquette by mailing Mrs Culbertson in care of The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Hearts West Morehead South Notramp North Declarer A H Morehead New York North Dealer Josephine Culbertson Culbertson Cedar Rapids Gazette

Russian Nephew of Trotsky Given Jail Time for Unlicensed Practice

Romanoff N. Trotsky, who claims kinship to Leon Trotsky, was sentenced to four months in county jail in Twin Falls Idaho for practicing medicine without a license. Despite presenting Russian and Austrian diplomas, District Judge W A Babcock denied clemency and said he could not remove him from society.

Twin Falls Idaho Romanoff N. Trotsky Leon Trotsky Trotsky W. A. Babcock

Ranchero Mortgages and Coal Conflicts in 1930s Talk

Wil Poger recalls reading about mortgages and local politics while sharing stories from the coal industry. He mentions Bill Hayes and Mike Gallagher in the Van Sweringen system, NRA hopes, and a satirical take on New Bern history with various place names and legendary figures.

Park Avenue NRA Mike Cord Wood Bill Sullivan Indiana Bill Coon Dog Sound New Bern N. C South Carolina

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