Starliner Opens Studebaker 1952 Line In California
The Starliner debuts as the 1952 Studebaker line with a hard tonneau convertible offered in Champion and Commander trims. Front end and rear styling are redesigned, with longer lower hoods, wraparound bumpers, larger parking lights, and new tail lights. Inside changes include a revised instrument panel and moistureproof ignition. rear window area increases visibility. GM California output and supplier role noted, plus local dealer activity and a Navy-delay car anecdote.
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Ed James
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Car prices to rise as auto production falls in 1950
Detroit reports costs for automakers will climb next year due to higher wages, materials, and reduced output. Manufacturers seek maximum allowed price increases under Capehart rules to offset January 1950 cost rises. Several low-priced models show substantial gains, while popular or stock models may see delayed hikes until inventories move.
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Rush OPS Form Debtors Urged to File Immediately
New automobile dealers are reminded by the Office of Price Stabilization to file with OPS a copy of Public Form OS listing charges for new car delivery. Deadline was Dec 14, 1951, with a January 11, 1952 cut off for overdue forms at the OPS Los Angeles district office, or legal action may follow.
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Wisconsin Society to Install New Officers
Jim J. Binghera will be installed as president at a potluck on Elm Ave at 6 PM. Dora Tinnioy will take the office of vice president. Chase, Pasturanc, Douglas Miller and other officers will be sworn in at the ceremony.
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Busses Will Run Late for Revelers New Year Eve
Long Beach City Lines issued an owl bus schedule to help New Year Eve revelers. Manager Willard Lee announced special routes with late departures from Hirst Street, Pine Avenue, and nearby arterials, extending service until early morning hours to shuttle crowds home safely.
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Used Car Oil Price Ceiling Warned by LA Office
Los Angeles District Office of Price Stabilization warns sellers of crankcase drainings and used lubricating oils that price ceilings apply. Officials note many sellers are unaware of the rule and that records must be kept. Refiners report price increases since the base period and enforcement will follow objections and complaints.
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Viesness Jones
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