Buick Sales Jump In May 10 Days Reports Big Gain
Flint Michigan May 10 Buick Motor Company reports strong start to May with domestic retail deliveries totaling 4263 cars, up 133.5 percent from last year’s period and ahead of April’s 5565 and last year’s 3247. W Hufstader, general sales manager, notes a large backlog of orders, while ongoing durability tests at Pontiac proving ground cover extensive performance metrics.
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Plymouth Film Shown In Courtroom
In Los Angeles Judge Charles Newell cites a Plymouth Division Chrysler produced film shown in court to illustrate traffic safety. The film, sponsored by the National Safety Council, depicts common driver faults and the serious accidents that can follow.
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Charles Newell
Municipal Court
Carns
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
National Safety Council
Pontiac Cars Test Burdened by Strenuous Trials
Proof of eating. Plant of any moor en durability is in miles of run g- Pontiac cars pfr of its own pudding before passing it on to the public. The experimental division maintains 4 rear and force of from 25 wt of taser for the safe purpose of driving and checking new Fontine cars on the General Mo proving Ground at Milford. pudding is in the 1 division records of Pontias for 1935 show that over Lun cars were used: daily, $8S8.822 miles of west driving were run at the proving ground and 278.914 les off the proving ground. ma e total number of "proof ai pudding" mites in that one rear of 1.067.738. i o ten Pontiac cars) From are always on test, trying out some new part. assembly or pro-
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Hudson Guides Are Ready For Visitors
Hudson Motor plans a special factory tour program to educate guides about every manufacturing process. W R Tracy notes visitors come to Detroit by the millions each year and many tour the Hudson plant, so guides will be trained to provide accurate, up to date explanations of materials and operations.
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Hudson Motor
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W. R. Tracy
Everage American
Oldsmobile Safety Fleet Spreads Across Cities
Oldsmobile launches a nationwide safety drive using 55 modified cars with public ad displays and special paint. In New York and Detroit the vehicles support police efforts to educate drivers and pedestrians about street safety, with plans to visit Chicago Philadelphia and other major cities, plus Dallas for the Texas Centennial and Indianapolis for Memorial Day events.
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Detroit
Oldsmobile
Heinrich Eckert
C. L. McCuen
Olds
Voice of Safety
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Albans
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Dallas
Nash LaFayette Cars Attract Buyers With Modern Features
New Nash LaFayette models showcase a popular starting mechanism and an automatic cruising gear. The starting action is improved by placing the starting device on the clutch pedal, a feature drawing interest from prospective buyers and test drivers.
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LaFayette
Automobile Clutch Setup Aids Start and Adds Automatic Cruising Gear
Engineers describe a clutch arrangement that frees the motor from moving the transmission when starting. Pushing the clutch out allows the starter to engage while the clutch is out, improving battery economy. The LaFoyce 14936 deluxe claims the lowest price bracket with a nearly fourth speed cruising gear that reduces wear and improves highway performance.
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LaFoyce
Chevrolet Veteran Keeps Driving First Car Across Nation
Wallac Stark, 76, who retired in 1924 after long service in the Indian Service, still drives his 1926 Chevrolet. Licensed every year in a different state, he sports Florida tags and carries a shovel and iron can for emergencies. Stark credits careful driving and avoiding accidents for ten years behind the wheel with no dents or crashes.
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Florida
Emerz
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Dual carburetion Ford feature mirrors nature in design
Ford engineers compare dual carburetors in V-S engines to paired organs supplying energy. They note the double venturi two barrel setup feeds four cylinders per barrel through separate manifolds, ensuring even fuel delivery across all ten cylinders.
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Ford
Nature
Road Information and Detour Details Across Ohio
Road information for Toledo area routes to Lorain and Sandusky notes traffic on curves and excessive speed arrests. Minor detours apply on S. R. 102 north of T. S. 20 with through routes via Norwalk, Fremont, and Elmore. Chicago-bound guidance uses T. S. 29 from Fremont or U. S. 6 to T. S. 230. Continuous updates for Columbus and Columbus area U. S. 20.
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Sandusky
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Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
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Coltmbus
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Local Route Listings and Social Notes From Oberlin
The page lists Cleveland to Buffalo routes and detours via state roads through Me Vernon and Sunbury with connections to Columbus and Pittsburg, plus Youngstown paths via SR 82 and SR 14. Social items note Oberlin residents hosting guests and local club meetings, including Baker of Ripton, M D Wikoff and Esther Rogers, and Townsend Club activities at East Oberlin church.
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Ashland
U. S
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Mazusfield
Tome Vernon
Columbus
Vernon
S. R
Merilead
Sunbury
Cleveland - Erle - Buffalo
Cleveland
Youngstown
Pittsbugh
Twinsburg
Ravenna
Edinburg
Pittsburgh
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Selem
Lisbon
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Medina
S. S
Massillion
Els
Denton
Steubenville
W. Va
Wheeling
Mabel Rathwell
John van Haverlyn
John Bauman
Kenneth Kern
Ray Hall
Max Papworth
Townsend Club
Oberlin Road School Closes After Year’s Work
East Oberlin school students finished classes with final tests and report cards. Sixth graders Robert Fodor William Brooks Glen Hobbs and Sutton Hall will advance to Oberlin schools next year. Farm Woman's Club met at the Grange hall Oberlin with fifty attendees for a potluck luncheon and long business session led by President Mrs Martha Berg.
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Oberlin
Robert Fodor
Wiliam Brooks
Glen Hobbs
Sutton Hall
Farm Woman’s Club
Grange Hall
Martha Berg
Charles Fekins
Frank Krueger
Wallace Bear
H. Co
Walter Bers
Harry Gibson
Hacker
C. Justain
N. Webber
Carl Schmitz
L. E. Barnard
Frank Jr
Gar Mc
Decoration Day address set for May 30 at 10 30 a m Columbia
The Decoration Day committee announces Dr Vernon Wagar of Oberlin as speaker for the May 30 service at 10 30 a m The Norwalk District Methodist Church superintendent will deliver the address Twenty eight attended the Women’s Baptist Mission Circle meeting at Mrs Edith Stephens home with Mrs Evadna Longdon in charge of a peace program Other briefs note W Harrington visiting Baldwin Wallace College Mildred Gest and Walter Peak of Cleveland dined with Mr and Mrs Rupert Morrick Mrs M L Royer hosted Columbia school teachers at a noon luncheon Mrs Mary Mills and her children accompanied by her parents.
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Columbia
Decoration Day Committee
Vernon Wagar
Oberiiz
Norwalk
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Methodist Church
Women’s Baptist Mission Circle
Edith Stephens
Dorothy Walker
Evadna Longdon
William Harrington
Baldwin-Wallace College
W. H. Harrington
Caledonia
Mildred Gest
Walter Peak
Cleveland
Rupert Morrick
M. L. Royer
Mary Mills
Elyria
Sneil to baccalaureate services at Baptist Church Sunday
Mr and Mrs H T Sneil attend baccalaureate services at the Baptist Church Sunday evening. Clarence Landin or Belden visited with Mrs Bertha Grills Thursday evening. Louis Fitch of Berea visited Mrs Hermen Dengier Wednesday. Daugherty children of Strongsville were weekend visitors at Mr and Mrs Hubert Morlock. Ivan Bartter attended the Smithins Vosberg wedding at Evangelical Lutheran church in Lasewood Saturday. Herman Dengier and son visited with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Schief of Cleveland Sunday. Clara and Josie Harrington called on Mrs Mary Summer and Mrs Mayme Leiger of Berea Wednesday. A D Crook tended birthday diil Wednesday in honor of Mrs Parry Worcester. Mr and Mrs Crocker were re-
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H. T. Sneil
Baptist Church
Clarence Landin
Belden
Bertha Grills
Louis Fitch
Berea
Hermen Dengier
Daugherty
Strongsville
Ubert Morlock
Ivan Bartter
Smithins-Vosberg
Evangelical-Lutheran Church
Lasewood
Herman Dengier
Alex Schief
Cleveland
Clara
Josie Harrington
Mary Summer
Mayme Leiger
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Charge Conspiracy In Sale Of Rubber Heels And Shoes
Cleveland May 23 A federal trade commission complaint charges a conspiracy to restrain interstate sale of rubber heels and shoes. It names I T 5 Co Elyria National Federation of Master Shoe Rebuilders Cleveland and four individuals plus The L T 3 Co and its officers. The alleged agreement would close distribution to wholesalers and 3 and 10 cent stores. June 19 is set for show cause why a cease and desist order should not be issued.
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Federal Trade Commission
Elyria
National Federation of Master Shoe Rebuilders
Shoe Rebuilders’ Association
Local Elyria Hosts 4-H Recognition Dinner in Oberlin
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Clarence Reising Elyria Mr and Mrs Hete Elyria and Gibson family along with Mr and Mrs M L Roger Miss Roberta Ingerson Mr and Mrs Herman Deegler and A D Croecker. Observation notes mention ancient Chinese imperial rules about 400 building units once used by an emperor as dwellings.
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Clarence Reising
Elyria
Elyrians to Attend Ralph D. Cole Memorial Dedication
Elyria American Legion drum and bugle corps will trek to Findlay for the Ralph D. Cole memorial dedication honoring the late state Legion commander. A special bus will carry members leaving Elyria at 6 a.m. Sunday. Prominent Legionnaires from across the country are expected. A tenth anniversary stag party for past and present corps members follows Monday’s practice at the Legion Home. The corps trains for national honors at the Cleveland convention this fall, with progress reported toward a successful year.
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American Legion
Legion Home
Cleveland
Eight-Year-Old Burns Hands In Muzzleloader Incident
Eight-year-old Lester Staley of Sidney, Ohio, emptied powder from a muzzle loading shotgun into a bottle and tossed it into a stove to see the result. The blast severely burned his hands.
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