Buick urged tire conservation nationwide
Buick Motor Company promotes careful driving tire inspection and repair to maximize mileage. An engineering list warns against rapid stops sharp turns curb scraping and injuring tires. President H Bassett links high tire prices to auto tax relief efforts and a proposed ten million dollar efficiency drive.
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Engineering Department
Iry H. Bassett
Juick Motor Company
Bly
American Automobile
Chrysler Expands Highland Park Plant For More Motor Output
Chrysler increases production with minimal new space by optimizing existing facilities. A five acre addition at the Highland Park Plant, described by Russell Waldorf, features a one story steel machine shop with saw-tooth roof and full daylight windows. Construction began December 4 and is to be ready by March 15.
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Chrysler
Highland Park
Russell Waldorf
Chrysler Cars
Notes on Cleveland Six Motor Cars
At the factory Cleveland Six tour wheel brakes are adjusted to ensure positive braking while keeping driver control. A hot box manifold helps cold starts by preheating incoming gases for rapid vaporization and efficient combustion.
Cleveland Six Headlight Advantage Promises Fewer Violations
A discussion notes that dull finished hand buffed leather is used in the first split of the hide to provide long service and rich appearance. It mentions the rigid headlight laws in various states and claims Cleveland Six sensing flat file reflectors are approved nationwide, reducing embarrassing headlight violations for owners.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Six
Hudson Essex Policy 15 Drives Direct Delivered Car Prices
Hudson Essex declares a shift from f o b Detroit to actual delivered prices at customers homes. The program aims to deliver 1390 six cylinder cars daily, soon rising to 1760, as public approval grows. Local dealer H M Andress & Son notes buyers favor transparent pricing including freight tax and equipment.
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H. M. Andress & Son
Hudson Organization
Ita
Detroit
Mr. Andress
Ft. O. Bh
Auto buyers getting real value in 1926
H. H. Grant, vice president and general sales manager of Chevrolet, says the automotive industry offers unprecedented value. He bases this on exhibits he inspected at the New York Detroit and Chicago shows. A large majority of buyers will receive during 1926 an even greater value for their money.
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H. H Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Automobile values and price trends amid postwar manufacturing
An expert discusses how modern cars cost less relative to prewar prices, noting a 25 percent drop per dollar while overall commodity prices rise 67 percent since 1945. The speaker credits higher volume and ongoing improvements for lower per unit costs and stronger exhibits.
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Grant
Salesman Wins Wager by Plunging Into Icy Atlantic
Barnel Saperstone a Willys-Overland salesman braved freezing January seas at Brighton Beach to win a five dollar bet that he would swim ashore with an immediate delivery on a car. He delivered the vehicle to his prospect in the Willys-Overland room and counted six cents profit after expenses.
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Barnel Saperstone
New York
Willys-Overland
Atlantic Ocean
Saperstone
Brighton Beach
Willya-Overland
Ponting Engine Tests Shape Final Pontiac Six
The Oakland Motor Car Company and General Motors engineers tested six engines over thousands of miles across three years to select the final Pontiac Six. The fifth engine was chosen for its balance of design and fit, then refined into the final version with improvements from gruelling tests.
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Oakland Motor Car Company
Oakland
General Motors
Gatland Six Car Model Emerges From Oakland Moto Car
The Oakland Moto Car Company shores up its development by cutting guest work as it produces and distributes the Pontiac Six under the Gatland Six brand, signaling a streamlined approach to new car creation.
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Oakland Moto Car Company
Prof Allyn A Young Invited to League of Nations Commission
An American economist and Harvard faculty member Professor Allyn A Young has received an invitation to sit on the League of Nations Commission that will prepare for an international economic conference. Born in Ohio and educated at Hiram College, his career has spanned several leading institutions, including the University of Wisconsin Western Reserve University Dartmouth Stanford.
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Allyn A. Young
League of Nations’ Commission
Harvard
Ohio
Hiram College
University of Wisconsin
Western Reserve University
Dartmouth College
Stanford Uni
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle Running Across
Puzzle items ask for Word 1 what a man in the picture fights. Word 4 means to relate to the nose. Word 5 means to break suddenly with a sharp noise or to snap fingers. Down 1 asks for a person who lives in Denmark. Down 2 names a German city with Krapp gun works. Down 3 means to eat anything such as hair.
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Denmark
Germany
Academic leader's career spans Cornell Harvard and UW
A university economist and finance professor began at Cornell in 1813 and moved to Harvard after a stint at the University of Washington. He later became president of the Agedrt.
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Finance
Harvard
Agedrt
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