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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1927
Page
6
Nash Motors reveals three new models the Special Six 4-door Coupe Special Six convertible Cabriolet and a longer list of twenty four Nash models priced from 865 to 1990 f o b factory. The cars feature a Nash seven bearing crankshaft motor and luxury touches such as taupe mohair upholstery walnut paneling and built in vanity case.
Chrysler's new Red-Head high compression engine draws strong public interest since its summer introduction. Walter P. Chrysler and engineers aimed to minimize value loss from future improvements by designing a permanent, sound foundation. Any Chrysler Six built since July 1925 can be upgraded to the Red-Head at slight cost, reflecting foresight in engineering evolution.
Buick reputation for reliability lands a novelty role as an inspection car for the Northern Pacific Railway. A Buick sedan, adapted by Peace Automobile of Minneapolis, swaps wheels, adds a cowcatcher and rigid front axle, and operates along the full St. Paul to Puget Sound route.
The Dodge Brothers announce a new six cylinder four door sedan built to the same rugged standard as older models. The design emphasizes massiveness and tight assembly to prevent rattles, with fenders securely attached to the body and bands between rear fenders and wheel housings for quiet operation.
Oct 8 in South Bend Studebaker Corp president A R Erskine says July price cuts spurred the biggest demand in years. Production schedules up 600 cars. unfilled orders exceed 7 000 as of Sept. Erskine notes strong activity in France and especially Germany during his European tour with Hamburg port handling more tonnage than New York or Liverpool.
Downe Bros Wild Animal Circus travels by a train of seventy five one ton Chevrolets. Andrew Downie, leader of the show, chose Chevrolets after forty two years in show business testing horses and wagons and other transport methods. The circus moves from Harvey de Grace Maryland each spring and returns there in autumn.
Eight Falcon-Knight sixes are close to a quarter million miles in a road test by Falcon Motors officials. Over six months the cars have racked up more than 30 000 miles each with few adjustments, aiming for 75 000 miles before engines are disassembled for wear inspection. The test highlights strong endurance, power, fuel and oil economy with minimal mechanical trouble.
John N. Willys of Willys Overland notes a strong public demand for four wheel brakes across car classes, especially in small models. He cites Whippet models as proof and says buyers seek quick, certain braking as a key safety feature and accident protection.
Urgent guidance highlights fast decision making and calm action during crises. Officials urge clear communication, practiced drills, and adherence to safety protocols to protect lives and minimize damage. Community leaders stress preparedness, coordinated response, and swift information sharing.
R R Todd chief inspector of Oakland Motors argues in the Journal of the Society of Automotive Engineers that a mechanical ear should replace human inspectors in final differential assembly checks. He cites variability in human hearing and difficulty establishing a uniform audible standard for noise.
Harry Hough, ten-year vice-president and comptroller, was elected president by Goodrich directors in Akron Ohio where the company operates its plant. Previously in New York City he was with a large accounting firm. His broad experience and active involvement in company affairs suit the new role.
The article notes that core business fundamentals and Goodrich company's ties to the trade will influence the ongoing success of policies and programs already set by Goodrich.
Willard power units including an A unit a B unit and a combined A and B have become popular in Elyria. Local dealer F S Aust says these sets are being added to more configurations as demand grows and the Willard name gains traction.
The new A and B combining Hop unit added to the Willard line embodies all the best features from a long experiment. It reflects extensive testing and refinement over many months to prove its value.
The Ohio state headquarters of a constitutional law enforcement league reported a large registration drive on Saturday. Officials indicated strong turnout and organized efforts across Cleveland to boost participation.
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