Chevrolet Dealers See Used Car Stocks Surpass One Million
W. E Holler of Chevrolet predicts used car safes for the first six months of the current model year will exceed 960,000 units. He ties the surge to the 1925 model launch, noting high new car demand drove many owners to replace older models, boosting trade-ins and reshaping the perception of used vehicles.
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Chevrolet
W. E Holler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Heller
Publc
Holler
Chrysler Overdrive Proves Economy in Test Run
A three car test from San Francisco to Daly City and back demonstrated Chrysler’s Overdrive economy. The Chrysler Six with 241.5 cubic inch engine achieved average speeds around 45 to 50 mph, while De Soto and Airflow models also joined the trial under a San Francisco panel observer group.
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Sam Francisco
de Moore
San Francisco
James W. McAltster
Nash Sedan Becomes edroom At Night
Nash sedan improves overnight comfort and fuel efficiency with updated design. The changes focus on quieter cabin, smoother ride, and better gas mileage, enhancing value and practicality for buyers seeking daily use and touring.
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Nash
Edroom
Luggage Space Large In New Studebaker
Studebaker dealer James F. Cotsanz notes summer 1945 will likely be a peak touring season as Americans plan road trips again. Demand for maps and touring literature rises while buyers seek roomy models. Cars boast ample trunk space and generous interior room, signaling a strong return to travel after wartime constraints.
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Alion
James F. Cotsanz
Studebaker
America
Automodie
Gorht
Hudson Convertible Coupes Draw Heavy Demand in 1930s
Hudson introduces the new 7 convertible coupe with seating for three and a spacious interior. The model lineup features wide color options including maroon and glacier, signaling a push for luxury and style amid strong buyer interest.
Pontiac Posts Largest Month in Seven Years
Portize Motor Co reports record output with 21 000 cars produced in May as Pontiac sales surge. Dealers faced pre car shortages earlier, but production expansion and stronger demand helped push May above prior seven year benchmarks despite lingering delivery delays.
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Portize Motor Co
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Mer
Pontiac
Kuingler
Ford Truck Registration Report Reveals Long Lived Models
The Ford truck and commercial car units in operation on the date exceeded all competitors, with 1.1 percent retirement of Ford trucks sold in 1933 and 1934. The report notes 41,568 Model T TT units still in service, highlighting endurance, while nearly 2,769 Ford models retired that year.
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Friend
Cep
Mercal
Ford
V&s
Com
You and Your Nation's Affairs on Tax Overlap and Chaos
Wes rev sues discusses how federal, state, and local governments duplicate levies and clash on taxation. He cites numerous districts and units, noting indirect, excise, income, and sales taxes across levels. The piece critiques the lack of uniformity and warns of chaotic revenue competition.
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Anc Adenstrate
Zatoa
Wes
Goythe
Egypt
Amherst Observes Mother's Day Across Churches
Amherst observes Mother's Day with church services and songs Sunday morning. Reverend Bryan preaches at the Methodist church, Eastwood conducts morning and evening services at Evangelical, and Rosaries of St Joseph’s attend Holy Communion. Local students from Bellevue College return home for weekend. Amherst High plans a 4th annual cement program on June 3.
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Cc. E. Schmidt
Paste
al and
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Grace A. Hodgkins
Ruth Dales
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Bowius
Oderiin
Byran
Mos
Anna E. Eastwood
First Baptist Church
Evan- Siical
Eastwood
Chuck 2
Mens Brotherhood
Attar Rosaris
St Joseph's Church
Amherst Hi
O' Grove Patterson
Tolego Biads
St. Joseph’s Church
Cleveland
National Council of Catholic Women
D. K. Wilson
J. A. Wessecher
George
Menz
Club Two
Hair Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Ohio Road Detours and Long-Run Car Reports
Highway detours north of 1 to Ronies and Chiraze via Fremont US 6 from Fremont to 52nd Columbus toll roads SR 58 to Ashland BR 42 to Delaware and US 8 Re 53 to Ashland US 4s to Mans to Mt Vernon SR A3 to Columbus Mt Vernon detour northwest Mount Gilead to Sunbury SR 2 to Columbus Cleveland Erie Buffalo Route US 20 to Cleveland and east Youngstown Pittsburgh via SR 82 to Twinsburg SR 14 to Ravenna Edinburg SR 18 to Youngstown Pittsburgh route via SR 14 SR 45 US 30 Salem Lisbon Canton Wheeling Medina SR 18 and US 21 to Massillon US 30 to Canton SR 43 to Steubenville and West Virginia 2 Wheeling Many reports from users show late model cars with 100000 to 200000 miles or more.
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Ronies
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Fremont
U.S
Fremoant
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Achy Nods
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U Ss
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Mt Gilead
Sunbury
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Columbus
Buffalo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Hawthorne notes censored by wife for puritan ideal
Yale professor Randell Stewart reports that Mrs Nathaniel Hawthorne altered her husband’s notebooks to fit propriety, removing or changing passages on sex and temperament. Editorial edits affected biographical portrayal and the author’s views, hindering free use of journals for a potential biography.
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New Haven
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Randall Stewart
English Department
Yale University
Prerpent Morgan
Hawthorne
Stewart
Wart
James Lowell
Lorgfellow
Lowell
West View School and Community Happenings
West View notes school auditorium event with Junior Girl Reserves under adviser Miss Hazel Hall. Picnic at Little Cedar Point set for Saturday noon. W M Missionary society hosted farewell surprise and shower at Mr and Mrs James Wright home in Columbia. Local residents visit and health updates include J M Chapin bed with pleurisy and Josephine Harris in Community hospital.
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Olmsted Y
Hazel Hall
Sohmeret
Little Cedar Point
W. M. Missionary Society
James Wright
Columbia
J. M. Chapin
John Crum
Minnie Niece
Josephine Harris
McCracken
Cleveland
H. Ingersoll
Grace Conley
Ollie Brace
Mr. Poots
Shaylerstille
Hancock County sheriff bans night parking by prowlers
Findlay Ohio farmers complain about nightly prowlers. Sheriff Line Harvill decrees Hancock County pads shall not serve as automobile parking spaces at night, targeting the so called prowlers the farmers accuse of trouble and intrusion.
Amherst Briefs Mention Rotary Trip and Local Visitors
Mrs William Krause Wake man was a Friday guest at the Fed Lenman home on Church Street. Fred Straus is ill at his home on Elstra Avenue. Mr and Mrs George Garthe Hazel Street have returned home from Canton Ohio where they attended a Rotary convention.
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Amherst
William Krause
Wakeman
Lenman
Church Street
Fred Straus
Elstra Avenue
Howe
George Garthe
Hazel Street
Canton
Rotary
Penfield Farm Woman’s Club and local pageant notes
The Penfield Farm Woman’s Club gathered at Mrs. W. H. Myers home for a sewing session and covered dish dinner. Doris Bobel of Baldwin-Wallace College will perform in the May Festival pageant, with Wooster’s Esther Soor also cast for Color Day on May 16. Grange attendance reached 125 with 23 initiated. several members reinstated and leadership roles discussed as a membership drive proceeds. Parent Teachers Association plans a March 14 meeting with a program. Briefly, members attended dancing demonstrations and Pomona Grange events in Elyria and Carblesville.
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Farm Woman's Club
Penfield
W. H. Myers
Doris Bobel
Baldwin-Wallace College
Baldurn-Wallace College
Esther Soor
Wooster
Woosters
Tilt Eujenstigelf
Grange
Ralph Taylor
Stanlex Sooy
Remeo
Leach
Remens
Tosing
Wil
Lewis Jones
Edgar Jones
Lawrence Bets
Palmer
Mr. Leach
Quadruplet and triplet lambs reported in De fiance county
A. Wisen man's farm records a set of quadruplet lambs while Albert Desier's farm accounts for three sets of triplet lambs. The debut of the rare multiple births highlights livestock news in De fiance county.
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Defiance
Defiance County
A. Wiseman
Albert Desier
Quilting motion stirs Ottawa letters to MPs
Canadian women urge MPs to join quilting. Secretaries report daily letters asking lawmakers to attend "quilting parties" in Ottawa.
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