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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
3
An automotive advisory describes common frame misalignment from rough roads and long service, plus how a dragging brake band can cause continual skidding. It notes inspection cues like which wheel stops first when brakes release and urges proper alignment and brake adjustment for safe handling.
The article discusses planting trees for state and local authorities as windbreaks along highways. It notes roots and shade can be kept from harming pavement if trees are set back properly. It explains windbreaks reduce snow drifts and traffic disruption, and outlines how snow removal plans should consider these factors.
Production on the Overland Six models has accelerated as national dealer orders pile up. Through nine months in 1935 the model built about 40 000 units with October schedules surpassing 2060 cars daily. The Six Standard a two door sedan with beltline details and the Six De Luxe four door sedan share the new inline six engine delivering 49 horsepower.
A detailed description praises the Ajax four and six models for rugged construction and luxury. Both touring car and sedan feature black Duco finishes, leather upholstery, deep seats, and green piping. Equipment highlights include automatic windshield wipers, cowl ventilator, transmission lock, parking lights, and dimmable headlights.
Hudson-Essex announced a record year with motor car No. 256000 produced in 1925, more than double 1924 output. From 60,000 in 1922 to 128,000 in 1923 and well over 250,000 in 1925, the firm credits focused models and 98 percent enclosed cars for efficiency and value. management expects further gains in 1926.
The Bulb-growers and Dealers Association of Holland urged the Netherlands government to retaliate against U S fruit import rules requiring a health certificate for flowers bulbs and fruits. They plan a major colonial fruit and flower exposition and note Dutch exhibitors to this Philadelphia Exposition.
Lorain auto officials say tag issuance begins with ready officials on hand to issue 1926 tags. Henry Miller reports 267 transfers and 3 passenger-commercial licenses issued yesterday. Chevrolet and Cadillac production milestones are noted with industry-wide gains and sustained demand through 1925.
Chevrolet Motor Company announces a 1925 production exceeding 500000 passenger cars and trucks, a figure unmatched in the industry. The year also sees Chevrolet surpass its own prior record by about 60000 units, with the two millionth Chevrolet built in September at the central factory.
The first group of foreign students to enter the Ford School of Technology arrives under a Department of Labor immigrant school program. Twelve Czech engineers are sent by their government to study Ford industries with passports allowing one year stay and potential renewal. Most are university graduates and will likely return home after studying.
In a message to Ford School of Technology officials the Czecho Slovak government urged initiating visiting engineers into tractor operations and maintenance. The plan aims to boost farming efficiency with tractors replacing oxen in some tasks, marking a progress leap in agricultural work.
Yale plans five talty towers rising above the Yale Bowl entrance forming a Walter Camp memorial. Architect John W. Cross, a Yale graduate, designs plans likely ready before Dartmouth visits Yale next October to play the Bulldogs. One tower set will house visiting football teams.
The Yale committee on architectural planning has endorsed a memorial tower as part of the rebuilding effort. Yale Corporation has assigned the design of the structures to Mr. Cross.
Paris authorities order that French bank notes and currency must stay in the country while foreign cash may be exported only with finance minister authorization. French stocks and bonds may leave France only with special approval.
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