Automobiles Show Set in Cleveland For 1975 Models
Automobile industry coverage notes the Cleveland public auditorium show January 21 to 28 as a key preview of 1975 models. Forty makes will be displayed across two floors with numerous body, chassis and motor changes signaling economy, speed and comfort improvements, as Nash officials stress vital service roles in sustaining dealer success.
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Cleveland
Pubic Auditorium
Lradz Commodities
Ohio
Burer
Nash. Wilson
M. H. Pett
L. Virgil
George Gierelmann
Mir. Nash
Nash Factory
Chevrolet Announces Ambitious Production Plans for 1928
Chevrolet reports 1927 production at 1,001,834 units, a 36 percent rise, with the Flint plant rolling out its 2,000,000th car on December 30. The firm unveils the Falcon Knight with refined features, broader body work, and new leadership changes across six regional managers. Demonstrations are being held to promote the new model, built in Elyria. Mount Vernon’s Washington-era acreage note appears as a local blurb.
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Chevrolet Motor Company
W.S Kaudson
Flint, Michigan
C. F. Barth
Chevrolet
Elvria
Elyria
Wash Holds Big Meet at Kenosha Factory
At the Kenosha factory Nash hosts its fifth annual meeting with 90 Nash service and writs men in attendance. The gathering occupies three days, focusing on Nash service for compactors from across the region led by Mr Nash.
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WASH
Kenosha Factory
W. Nash
Nash
Kenosha
Sarge
Home of Victory Covers Big Acreage
A fragmentary item notes a large property tied to Dodge Brothers automobiles. It mentions a 215 acre area with buildings occupying portions and associated freight movement. The text references armored or mechanical work and rail traffic impacts on the site.
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Victory
Troupi Brothers
Phe Tazin Dodge Brother
Rafic
Oakland Expands Sales Organization to Boost Volume
Oakland company accelerates growth by expanding its sales force. Six regional sales managers vie to coordinate 22 theaters across the United States as Western managers W B Lane and Elm Lubeck oversee districts. Offices grow, moves planned, and traveling reps increase to widen reach.
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S Agd Mortar Car Company
Ihe
Epstemm
W. B. Lane
Lubeck
Veteran chaplain picks Chrysler for his first machine
The 82 year old G A R national chaplain Dr James King Gibson, long a spectator of progress in transit, buys a Walter P. Chrysler produced auto. After a few lessons he masters the gear shifts and proudly drives a Chrysler 52 coupe from Barrow Motor Car Co in Darrow Ohio, becoming a smiling ambassador for Young America.
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James King Gibson
Lfe
Walter P. Chrysler
Time World
Gibson
Barrow Motor Car Company
Darron
Ohio
Million-dollar Studebaker order ships 1013 cars to Chicago
A $1,013,650.05 check from Henry Levy of the Studebaker Sales Company to The Studebaker Corporation of America funds a purchase of 1013 Studebaker and Erskine autos. The shipment would fill 333 freight cars, enough to stretch from the Stevens Hotel to Lincoln Park. Buick also reports record production reaching 250,000 cars in 1925 and displays the 27,000,000th Buick in national shows. The article notes Buick’s latest models and a surge in public showroom attendance.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corporation of America
Henry MR. Levy
Studebaker Sales Company of
Chicago
Studebaker
Studebaker and
Erskine
Studebakers
New
Stevens Hotel
Mtchigan Avenue
Lincoln Park
Buick
Buick Motor Company
New York
Broadway
Fifty-fifth Street
1927 Good Year for Buick Motor Company
Flint Michigan January 14 1927 Buick Motor Company highlights a highly satisfactory year as it reflects on profits production and achievement. The report notes strong sales and expanding markets bolstering the company’s position in the automotive industry.
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Buick Motor Company
Flint, Mich
Pleasantville News Notes Tally Local Visitors
Pleasantville notes report multiple local visits and gatherings. Wakeman residents Wm Gallett and family hosted Lucing Wheeler kin. Elvira and Cleve land visitors joined in. Vernon Wheeler of Dallas Texas attended at home, with families from Wakeman Elyria and Cleveland seen at various social events. Scarlet fever patients recovering include Erwin Howard and others.
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Pleasantville
Wm. Gallett
Wakeman
Lucing Wheeler
Arthur Sanders
Elvrra
DeForest Sanders
Wayne Wheeler
Cleveland
Bronday
Mire
Bo Lo Wheeler
Sirs
Miltom Behrer
Elyria
Vernon L Wheeler
Dallas
Texas
Lorain
Erwin Howard
Anupn Behner
Carl Seeley
Frabetta
Lucilla Wheeler
Vernon Wheeler
Dellas
Sam Jagusch
Buddy
Wm. Gullett
Lloyd
Floyd Gullett
Fred Tran
Morris
Wesley Tran
Carrie and
Mabelle
Mark
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