Home Building Is Necessary to Accommodate Growth
The housing issue facing General Motors workers arriving from Detroit and other plants is being addressed with housing and rooms in nearby communities. More homes are planned or under way in Sudbury and Framingham Natick area to house the increased population and support expanding jobs, with further building expected as projects proceed.
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General Motors
Detroit
Sudbury
Framingham
Natick
Proram
Framingham GM Plant Rolls Out First Olds and Pontiacs
General Motors opened its Framingham Massachusetts plant with a few hundred workers producing Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs. The site, a six-building complex, will run three shifts and aim for 80 cars daily by year end, expanding to 280 daily later. The operation involves veterans, transfers from Detroit plants, a teletype line, and staged introductions of Buick production in fall.
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Neil E. Collins
Church Street
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Framingham
Clare ‘A. Swayze
Detroit
Itr
Sweze
New England
Buick
Linden
N.J
Southgate
California
Kan
First Olds and Pontiac Cars Shipped to New England Dealers
The first Oldsmobile off the line was shipped to Gardner dealer Stanley Bijnicki while the first Pontiac goes to the Motor Car Company of New England in Boston. The two longtime New England dealers receive preference as production expands. By fall all requests are expected to be met and a 1949 Buick will join the line, possibly adding 2000 jobs.
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Stanley Bijnicki
Gardner
Motor Car Company of
New England
Boston
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