Automobile Engine Temperature Control Methods in 1932 Oldsmobiles
Extreme temperatures affect engine performance and longevity. Automakers design systems to quickly reach and hold efficient temperatures, prevent oil overheating and pre-ignition, and maintain proper fuel air mix. The 1932 Oldsmobiles use an automatic choke and a thermostatically controlled manifold temperature regulator to optimize starting and combustion temperatures.
New Pontiac Agency Holds Open House in Community
Hamplton Buick Company at 347 East Bridge Street becomes Pontiac Six and V-Eight dealer. invites public to tour showroom and inspect new models. Pontiac, rising from sixth to fourth in industry, plans growth in 1932 with push on Six and V-Eight featuring syncronized mesh transmission, built in free wheeling, ride control, 47 points of rubber cushioning, full lubrication, and Fisher bodies. Models include six on six cylinder and six on 117 inch V-Eight chassis with redesigned chrome trim and weather insulated enclosed bodies.
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Hamplton Buick Company
East Bridge Street
Pontiac
Sith
Fisher
Rockne Shipments Hit 11240 To Dealers At Month End
Detroit May 14 Special Rockne totals show 11240 cars shipped to dealers for April including Canadian and foreign shipments. Sales manager Wiethoff said the figure sets a record. He noted late 65 models and mid April revamps delayed some deliveries. Retail deliveries rose in April and May orders look higher. The Rockne Six praised for performance.
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Detroit
Midh
Rockne
PF. L. Withoff
Rockne Motors Corporation
Wiethoff
Roosevelt and Tammany Clash Over Party Nomination
Franklin D. Roosevelt faced anti-Tammany sentiment as the New York machine clashed with national Democrats at the convention. Smith supporters led by William Gibbs McAdoo battled rivals, while a compromise candidate, John W. Davis, finally prevailed on the 103rd ballot amid sweltering heat.
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Tammany
New York City
Roosevelt
AN & Comveu
Smith
anti-Smith
William Gibbs McAdoo
John W. Davis
Coolidge
New York State
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Fragmentary Civic Service Funding Note
A partial OCR fragment references funding for fire and police service across multiple cities states and the federal government. The text lacks clear actions dates or entities to identify a complete report or outcome.
Spark Plug Change Week Emphasizes Replacement
Champion National Change Week runs May 9 to 15 urging motorists to install a new set of spark plugs. Plugs a year old should be replaced. after 10,000 miles they foul with oil and pitters reduce spark efficiency, causing sluggish performance and higher fuel use.
Chrysler Keeps Its Own Inspection System Unseen
Chrysler Sales Corporation officials describe a Master Inspection Room where double checks on Chrysler Sixes and Highs are performed. They emphasize this facility as crucial to maintaining quality, with elaborate equipment ensuring accuracy in factory production.
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Chrysler Sales Corporation
Chrysler
Anniversary of Lewis and Clark Mission Begins Missouri Ascent
On this day in 1804 Lewis and Clark began their ascent of the Missouri River en route to the Pacific. The note reflects a brief history snippet and a short horoscope mentioning change and seeking better conditions.
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Lewis and Clark
Missouri
Pacific
Hints of Early American History in James Madison Era
A fragment lists events from 1809 to 1816 including embargo repeal non importation act West Florida acquisition Tippecanoe and Indian battles. early Congress appearances of Henry Clay and John Calhoun. War of 1812 actions and Britain Canada invasion. Adal Perry defeat at Lake Erie. burning of Washington. Dey of Algiers end. New Orleans battle. treaty peace ratified. It also notes questions on Eagles lifespan and bird population estimates.
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United States
West Florida
Tippecanoe
Henry Clay
John ©.Calhoun
House OF Representatives
Great Britain
Canada
Louisiana
Perry
Lake Erie
Washington
Ssis
Decatur
Dey
Algiers
Rielite
New Orleans
England
Macon Mayor Pushes City as Home for Dirigible
Macon, Ga. mayor urges making Macon the home port for the dirigible airship being built in Akron. He cites strategic protection for the lower Atlantic and Gulf coasts and notes Macon could house 300 men and 46 officers. The effort follows government plans to name the airship after the city.
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Glenn
Toole
Akron
Macon
Georgia
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Dirigibla
Native Irish Cattle and the Child as Center of Education
Kerry cattle persist as remnants of native stock while others vanished due to imported herds. The text asserts education begins with recognizing the child as the central fact, echoing Jesus placing a child among adults to show the humble teacher must prioritize the child’s development over personal ego.
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Kerry
Ireland
Jesus
Great Expansion Splits Iron Pipes and Structures
The sudden expansive force of water as it freezes is described as powerful enough to crack iron water pipes and may reach no less than 30,000 pounds per square inch. Instances include splits in cast tubular posts of iron bridges and in ordinary buildings.
Hollywoods Back Talk Club Stirs Name Change Debate
Hollywoods most exclusive club entertains members with humor writing while debating a new name The present name supposedly tied to a Bombay Cycle Lovin group and citrus guild The 36 member limit aims for intimate discussions as Marquis suggests Back Talk Club while others push Perfect Thirty Six Club to hint at charm
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Sg Hollywood
Wood
Waleh Ileaits
Don Marquis
WB Groucho Marz
Leas Club
West Side
Asthme and Riding Club
Bombay Cycle Association of America
Citrus Feelers Guild
Dry Fly Fishing Society
Marx
Lee Shippey
Colummnist
Hollywood
Donald Ogden Stewart
Don Herold
Harold Swanson
Homer Cray
Marquis
Ridgeville Briefs Highlights From May Meeting
At the L. B. of the Congregational church annual meeting Lola Shaw was reelected president J E Bly named treasurer and Adelia Young named secretary. Blue ribbons for health were given at the high school ceremony. Mrs Maddock has been ill several months. Mr and Mrs Stacey went to Columbus for their daughter’s illness and May stay several weeks. Mrs Mildred Snyder of Los Angeles visits her parents. A birthday gathering for Dr Morgan and his aunt Moll was held in Bedford. U S meat exports fell 77 percent in ten years parallel to a 65 percent drop for wheat and flour.
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North Ridgeville
Congregational Church
Lola Shaw
J. E. Bly
Adelia Young
George Maddock
H. G. Stacey
Columbus
Gordon Steele
Stacey
Mildred Snyder
Los Angeles
Jeter Lucas
Morgan
Ellen
Mra. Moll
Bedford
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