Auto Row Debuts 1955 Models Amid Industry Shakeup
The piece notes Chrysler and other automakers unveiling new 1955 models on Auto Row as the industry undergoes a bold retooling push. It discusses competing brands like Plymouth DeSoto Buick Cadillac and Oldsmobile, with emphasis on Chrysler’s Imperial line and the broader market gamble as firms seek to capture buyers during a cautious economy. The discussion weighs who can endure the costs of new styling and engineering while aiming for the top in a challenging year.
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Jedd Thelfight
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Prolighi
Ana Iuse
Mrl Ford
Asada
Howill
Improved Color Styling Gives 1955 Oldsmobile Revised Look
J. F Beiti Wolfram, vice president of General Motors and Oldsmobile Division, announced that 1955 Oldsmobiles went on display nationwide. The line features three series with 30 body types, swept fenders, two tone color styling, and upgraded Rocket engine with higher horsepower and improved breathing.
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J. F Beiti Wolfram
Ecal Motors
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Landawavn
Olds
Army restores Puerto Ricans after mistake in cheering
Washington AP Fernando Muniz la Rosa and Manuel Rosado Ruiz had their stripes restored after the Army admitted a misstep for demoting them for cheering the wrong basketball team at Ft. Kobbe in the Panama Canal Zone. The men were reduced a rank but Maj. Gen. Lionel C. McGarr ordered their reinstatement. Manuel had been mustered out and returned to private first class.
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Fernando Muniz la Rosa
Manuel Rosado Ruiz
Army
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Manuel
Ft. Kobbe
Panama Canal Zone
Camp Tortuguero
West Point
Annapolis
Lionel C. MicGarr
Caribbean
Fermando
Magic Brush used as anti Red propaganda device revealed
New York dispatch reports the INS uncovering an anti Communist propaganda tool dubbed the "Magic Brush" a portable printing press hidden in a shoe brush. The device, distributed by the NTS underground, could print messages of freedom to undermine Soviet control behind the Iron Curtain.
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Ohio
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Georgi Okulovich
Metaliizence
Industrial Commission
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John Florence
O'ceck
Seni E
Ingler
Senzer Gan & Weck
Atk
Incler
YZER
Wisconsin
Pitzer
Imaade
TEZER
Sitzer
Roger Cloud
R-Loran
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Mahea
1955 Oldsmobile adds Rocket engine option to S Series
The 1955 Oldsmobile introduces a 202 hp Rocket engine as an optional extra on the S Series, while the standard Rocket engine remains on the SS Series with a new dual Rochester carburetor. Riding comfort has improved with direct-acting shock absorbers and flat-mounted units, and tubeless tires become standard across models.
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Burg
Robert Hall
Buick Delivers 1955 Line With Bold Styling And Higher Power
Buick unveils a 1955 lineup featuring a new honeycomb grille, longer rear fenders, and a lower silhouette. Engine power rises across Roadmaster, Super, and Century families with up to 286 horsepower in the Super and enhanced Dynaflow transmission options.
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Tanerye
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Aatia
S.llueb
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Baiel
Forgotten Roads Offer Relief From Traffic Jams
Detroit observers urge using forgotten routes to ease congestion and reduce wear on cars. The piece cites statistics on road density, car usage, and the benefits of exploring lesser used paths, noting smoother rides during off peak times and the potential for improved public health. The story highlights that many drivers could benefit from alternate routes and timing to beat peak traffic.
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America
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Sosetts
Connecticut
California
New York
Maryland
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Automobile Manufacturers
Tubeless tires and prism rear view mirror promise safer driving
Two 1957 car changes boost safety and pleasure: tubeless tires will be standard or optional on many models, and a glare resistant prism rear view mirror offers clearer rear visibility without blinding the driver.
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Dover
Fourth Degree Knights To Hold Dinner Dance
The Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus in Loram County plan their annual fall dinner dance at Spring Valley Country Club tomorrow at 6 30 p m with about 50 attendees. Richard L Mayer political editor of the Cleveland Press will be featured speaker, according to Chairman Edward Nectar of Lorain.
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Knights of Columbus
Loram County
Spring Valley Country Club
Richard L. Mayer
Cleveland Press
Edward Nectar
Lorain
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