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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1930
Page
7
A summary of 1929 U S auto trends noting gasoline use surpassing 34 billion gallons and 168 billion miles driven at about 12 mpg. It cites highway detours east of the Mississippi and Rock Mountain Park highway facts, Indiana bans self service gas, top vehicle owning cities, and school bus figures.
Automotive guidance stresses following the car maker's oil recommendations for peak performance. Heavier oils may slow the engine, and thin oils can fail if poor quality. change the oil filter every 10,000 miles to prevent grit.
Packard Motor Car Company accessory department reports a strong rise in sales of touring equipment after a price reduction. Officials cite immediate demand for special touring trunks and gear as summer motoring trips approach.
Max Schmeling said he would meet Jack Sharkey again in September under two conditions. He seeks immediate release from manager Arthur Buelow and will not work with Graham McNamee as radio announcer. A prior Yankee Stadium clash left Sharkey defeated in four rounds.
NEA Service reports a new eye test for driver licenses in Washington DC. Dr. Edwin Silver and Dr. William H. Harland describe peripheral vision and barrel vision, noting wide fields reduce accidents. The DC test, unlike others, measures motion detection and side vision to judge fitness for driving.
Tournament manager McKenne y outlines bridge bidding and play examples. North-South reach four spades after complex trumps and signaling, declaring four spades to make. East misreads a sequence, West covers diamonds, and the declarer forges a four odd game while improvising with trumps and ruffs. The section closes with a light quip about a baby and a sleepy society member.
A national prize winner is named amid a confusing Bree Cores episode. The event involves a dealer and Sage Gott in a week of unclear outcomes and shifting details.
The surprise result saw heavyweight W.L. knock out Porat in the first round of a ten round bout in Chicago. Porat was never sent to the canvas before and faced an early defeat in front of a packed crowd.
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