National Motor Car Company raises vehicle prices
National Motor Car and Vehicle Corporation of Indianapolis announces immediate price increases across most models, citing higher material costs and labor wages since the war. The seven passenger touring car, four passenger roadster and phaeton rise by 3158, with twelve cylinder models adjusting to new list prices. The six cylinder sedan remains at 2820, while the twelve cylinder convertible body on the same chassis lists at 86420.
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Chicago
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George AM. Dickson
National Motor Garand Vehicle Corporation
New York
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Bevel-edge Body Design Origin In Auto Show
A historical review traces the origin of the bevel-edge body design seen on leading cars. It credits Studebaker engineers and designers with pioneering the inward-angled bevel line, first showcased on experimental custom bodies and later adopted by major models, highlighting stylistic impact and distinctive color contrasts.
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Mtr
Maurgen
REO CONCERN LUNCH NOT BANQUET FOR DISTRIBUTERS
A corrupt memo argues REO concerns will replace banquets with lunch for distributers and dealers. It rails at banquets as wasteful, calls for wheat conservation, and asserts Mitchell organization aims to keep production steady for wartime needs.
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REO Concern
Ryo
Satan Alanuger
Akers
Aker
Dritter
Fae
Hoover
Palriotle
Witton
Buna
Slacker Labor Tensions Rise Over War Time Duties
The piece portrays factory workers and officials clashing over mobilization and production during a wartime strain. It highlights petitions, government scrutiny, and public debate as workers resist or support duty calls while manufacturers push for steady output and price signaling amid shortages.
One Ton Studebaker Truck Transports Town to Town
A study of wartime salesho u se logistics notes how motor cars aid traveling salesmen by reducing reliance on trains. It highlights Studebaker trucks and the shift from rail to road to deliver samples, cut waiting times, and expand reach while rail schedules tighten.
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Trator
Mui
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Maxwell Truck Victor In Battle With Large Vehicle
In a Freight yards clash at the Sani Pe railroad in Ut, Maxwell driver vs a rival truck from Cord Kistler and Waterlog Transfer Company ended as both vehicles jammed and obstructed the yard. Spectators cheered as engines roared and the Maxwell steered clear, pushing the other truck aside in a dramatic exit down the road.
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Wiiporia
Kant
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Sani Pe
Roypl
Mecord Kistler Company
Wate Log ‘Transfer
Iieien
Meir
Ciimerhigs
Anil
Ainge
Heather
Maxwell Ariver Julionkoel
Rill Road Yard
Urges Drivers Not To Race Engines In Mud Bound
Officials warn motorists to avoid racing engines when wheels are mud bound. Keep traction by steering slowly, clearing debris, and using light throttle while freeing the car with careful technique and gradual revs.
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Nave
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Fragments Tell a Tale of War Time Intrigue and Fear
A garbled wartime narrative describes German actions, spies, and locals amid occupation. It references a priest accused of spying, Sisters of Charity, and various violent encounters, with scattered mentions of Belgian towns, Allied forces, and Catholic imagery. The text hints at fear, betrayal, and resistance themes within a ruined town's atmosphere.
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Carle
Garmants Cartier
Neleiun
Helium
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Hong
Uvean Uelk
Belgian Girl Warns U S Against Huns
A Belgian girl recounts German atrocities and warns the United States to act. She describes looting, threats to women, and mass rapes as German soldiers occupied towns, with officers forcing women to endure insult and coercion, and villagers driven to starvation and flight. The account underscores civilian suffering and appeals for aid.
Dealers See Car Shows as Indispensable in Trade Growth
A survey of Eastern dealers shows motor car shows are valued as a trade institution. Exhibits featured long mileage tires and demonstrations of easy rolling, weight reduction by light construction, and air cooling demonstrations. Dealers praised shows for education and information despite varied attendance.
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Ion
Franklin
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