SPECIAL PROGRAM TO WELCOME FALCON CORP PLAN II
Falcon Motors Corporation advances a plan to rebuild an auto plant once used by Wills Overland Co in America. The facility spans 55 acres with reinforced concrete, 29 116 square feet of floor space, sprinklered buildings, and a central siding. New equipment and extensive upgrades cost hundreds of thousands, detailing fire protection and fire water capacity.
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General Supt Barnes joins auto plant operations
General Superintendent BE A Barnes is connected with the automotive industry and was formerly with the division of a Will s aid plant in Toledo. He began in the industry in 14 starting at Buick and has since moved to Elvira. Lorain Life Guard plans Red Cross corps in Lorain with a course in Lorain.
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Lorain
Be Daily News Brief On Car Mishap
The brief notes a car mishap near a street corner involving Leland Foster of 118 Quincey retained by a local shop. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but indicate injuries and a call for information from the public.
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Rapid City housing dragnet clears some lodgers
In Rapid City a housing sweep led to removal of several lodgers from listed properties. Officials reported cooperation from tenants as inspectors served notices and documented violations on multiple blocks.
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Leader in Auto Industry John N Willys
John N Willys a director of The Falcon Motors Corporation became a leading figure in popularizing Knight type automobiles. He entered the field around 1907 in Elmira South Carolina and moved to Indianapolis to take charge of an ailing Overland dealership amid financial peril and a possible receiver. He secured backing and kept the company alive.
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Byrd Hopes Flight Sunday to Europe in New Public Plans
New York reports Commander Byrd aims to depart Roosevelt Field Sunday for Europe aboard a four engine aircraft. The flight could head to Paris as the team prepares with preliminary checks completed and public interest rising for what may be a spectacular voyage.
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Fatal burn accident at county home claims Louis Steinbeck
Louis Steinbeck five year old of the Lorain Counts Howie died at E ria Memorial hospital at six o clock last night from severe body burns after his clothes ignited from a pipe kept in his pocket at the county home. The accident happened at 1 pm Wednesday when he was sitting on a bench in the yard and thought he had put out the pipe before placing it in his pocket. He was rushed to the hospital but died from his injuries. Steinbeck, a former Amherst resident, had lived at the county home for over twenty years and is believed to have several relatives nearby.
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Ambheret
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Quebec Sifts Clues In French Flyers Disappearance
A Canadian official telephoned news of missing French aviators Charles Norgès and Francois Coli being found near Chicoutimi Quebec. A man named Blais confessed to a hoax aimed at diverting attention from a stove theft linked to the Roherval aerial station. The government plans to deploy planes to search the north woods while forestry crews are placed on alert.
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Longtime automotive executive John A Nichols Jr dies or departs
John A Nichols Jr, president of Falcon Knight Motors, had a lengthy auto industry career from 1914 with Dodge Brothers to 1926, including district roles and factory management. A separate theft report notes a tan and green robe taken from a car on Third Street, with no other disturbances.
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Official Welcome Extended Friday Evening in Elyria
A citywide welcome program for Falcon Motors is set for Friday evening at Ely Park beginning 7 45 with the city officials business group and band taking part. The program includes a parade by Falcon Roight cars led by the American Legion drum corps followed by remarks by local leaders and Falcon executive introductions. The concert features the City Band and a sequence of marches waltzes overtures and a tone poem with titles including The New White House The Acropolis and Moonlight on the Ganges.
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St Louis waits for the return of the famed pilot Charles A Lindbergh after the first non stop flight across the Atlantic. A 509 committee announced the completion of a large celebration plan with an escort of 202 airplanes expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon. The city will mark the event with bells whistles and sirens as crowds gather.
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