Radical changes in cars ahead say engineers foresee
Auto trend watchers report radical shifts looming in five years across the United States and Europe. Engineers test new powerplants and drivetrains from air compressors under the back seat to engines on the rear axle, with rotary valves and sleeve-valve motors explored. Europe leads experiments in gearless and self changing transmissions, while English designs push automated clutch control. Body styling tests focus on wind resistance, with future cars potentially feature shaped, all in one unit and even diesel or oil burning options alongside electric drives. The drive toward lighter chassis, new materials, and integrated components aims to cut complexity and boost efficiency.
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Israel Klein
NEA Service
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Europe
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America
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Society of Automotive Engineers
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England
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HITTIN BY ISRAEL KLEIN ON ENGINE COOLING CLOGS
An article stresses overheating caused by rust scale clogging cooling systems and outlines a step by step method to flush and refill the radiator. It warns that rust and mineral buildup can recur and emphasizes draining, adding water and cleaner, running, and rechecking with care through repeated cycles.
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Israel Klein
NEA Service
Studebaker Cuts Oakland Pontiac Prices Announced
A Studebaker dealer in Oakland announces price reductions for Oakland Pontiac models including a base price cut to 655 dollars and a promotion of free wheeling features. The company claims potential annual fuel savings of about 444 million dollars nationally if free wheeling were adopted, citing 12 percent gas savings and 20 percent oil savings from tests at South Bend and on U S roads.
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Baker
Hudson Essex mid-season price cut announced
Hudson Essex announce mid season price cut as discounts reach up to 455 for Hudson and 120 for Essex. No model changes. Hudson and Essex claim record sales and top awards in recent contests, with Hudson leading eight older cars in sales and performance.
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Arrests Expected After Bombing Probe In Provine
State's Attorney Pletcher leads AP coverage on planned arrests tied to the Provine coalfield bombing. Two men named as "key figures" have indicated they will surrender, expressing fear of violence. Officials seek cooperation from local authorities to pursue the case.
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Associated Press
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Provin Es
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Lobe
Ken
Tuckey
Committee To Meet On Date For State Session
A fragmentary report notes Republicans to set a date for a state committee meeting. The text references party leaders and the aim to examine the current make-up of the party and potential candidates for a state-level contest.
Bale Leads In Alto Color Preference
A Sea Service survey in New York on August eight traces color popularity preferences. It shows 22 voters favor brownish shades while gray remains popular. The report notes brown tones gain traction and mentions related consumer tastes and trends.
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