Minister hits US stand in Latin America
Rev Charles S Detweiler of New York criticized the U S approach to Mexico and Nicaragua before the Northern Baptist Convention in Chicago. He urged sympathy for the Latin nations and questioned embargo threats and backing of revolutions as he cited social programs and constitutional issues. An estimated 10 000 attended the Coliseum morning session.
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New York
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Party for 39 Nurses at Indianapolis Club
Doctors and nurses attend tonight at the Indianapolis Athletic Club to honor thirty nine graduating nurses from Methodist Hospital. Miss Frances McMillen oversees the nurses' school program with Miss Zelma Zahl directing the music. A reception and entertainment follow. Commencement is Tuesday at Meridian Street M E Church with Dr. Frederick Taylor as speaker. diplomas will be presented by Arthur V. Brown, president of trustees.
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Robinson Addresses Senator Arthur R. Robinson Dinner
Robinson spoke at the Felt Bible class annual dinner Tuesday night at Irvington Methodist Church. John C. Muesing was in charge of the event.
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Long Expected Little Custom Jordan Is Here
Charles G. Saunders Company announces the first of the long expected Little Custom Jordans on display at 1033 N. Meridian St. The car is a smaller lighter line with three styles: a five passenger custom sedan, a four passenger Sport Salon, and a collapsible Tomboy roadster.
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Dodge Reports Increased Production After Strong Orders
Dodge Brothers Inc. reports a second production increase in ten days as dealers rush to place orders after the May 1 four cylinder motor announcement. First three days orders reached about 4 million dollars with 1000 cars on day one and 1742 on day two. Dealers from all regions sent over six hundred telegrams confirming rapid demand and allotments.
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Oakland Pontiac sales soar as April sets record
April sales reach 19,423 cars for Oakland Motor Company in Pontiac Michigan as W R Tracy announces. May production plans target 24,000 total Oakland and Pontiac cars with daily output above 1 000 to keep pace with strong demand and rising year to date totals.
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Used car market grows as dealers note value shift
Nearly two million used cars were turned in last year as buyers pivot toward pre owned options. Dealers warn the replacement market now rivals new car sales and stabilizes trade, while manufacturers expand truck and auto offerings with new distributors and ad campaigns across multiple states.
Low speeds deadly in London fatalities rise at 5 to 10 mph
London Safe ty First Council figures show most fatal accidents occur at 5 to 10 mph in the metropolitan area. From 1920 to 1926 the toll for cars at not more than 10 mph was 366, about 36.49 percent of all fatalities, while speeds over 20 mph accounted for 45 deaths, 4.49 percent.
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American cars dominate Holland market, Germans second
More than 63 percent of passenger cars trucks and buses in Holland are American made. Germany is the principal competitor to America in that market.
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Germany
Chemists Seek Synthetic Rubber From Lab Resources
Dr. Roger Adams of the University of Illinois declares synthetic rubber is possible using petroleum derivatives. He cites butadiene from cracked high boiling petroleum as the key to affordable synthetic rubber and notes the need to increase yield and lower costs to compete with natural rubber.
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Roger Adams
University of Ilinois
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Texans Seek $100 Million Road Fund Vote Approval
Texas lawmakers push a $100 million road fund proposal to the Legislature with voter approval sought. The plan aims to finance extensive road improvements statewide through a dedicated fund pending legislative action and public ballot backing.
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Butadiene Yield and Synthetic Rubber Message
The article discusses a 5 per cent yield of butadienes from petroleum cracking and extraction. If all butadienes were converted to synthetic rubber, fifty two million barrels of petroleum would yield four billion pounds of rubber, a goal not yet achieved.
Mayors Debate Highway Safety Ideas Esprit and Doubt
Mayors of five leading American cities question the effectiveness of highway safety education and legislation. They discuss ideas to reduce street accidents, including proposed super highways with underpass cross traffic, synchronized signals, and steel-bodied autos.
Standardizing bumper and windshield post heights to improve driver visibility
The proposal aims to set uniform heights for bumpers, headlights, and smaller windshield posts to enhance the driver's field of vision. Officials argue standardized dimensions would reduce blind spots and improve safety across vehicles.
New Oil Tax Hits North Carolina Drivers
Motorists in North Carolina face a new 4 cent per gallon tax on lubricating oil after a recently passed law. The item notes an additional tax burden and briefly mentions an Australian inventor's engine concept that eliminates crankshaft and connecting rods.
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