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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1929
Page
6
An air cooled Franklin Model 135 sedan cuts one hour 19 minutes from the prior Salt Lake City to Los Angeles record, driving through snow rimmed Salt Lake Valley and western desert to claim another road achievement.
Baker covered a 765 mile route in 14 hours and 5744 minutes, surpassing the scheduled time of crack limited trains. The Franklin averaged 51.14 mph as it powered through Valley of Fire and Death Valley heat, with air cooling preventing cylinder hot spots and maintaining engine efficiency.
Chief Thomas H Barber notes two week period shows hundreds and three arrests with 199 dollars in fines. Majority of fines from parking law violators. Sunday visit by Hilda Sellers Beulah Ridenour and Gernard Bleyer to Luther Frush home.
The note explains letter golf rules and shows a six par puzzle. It lists steps from COW to HEN through single letter changes and provides the previous issue answer sequence ending with TRUE.
A New Six model reaches shipment readiness just one hour and 59 minutes after the line starts. The assembly lines stretch 1,451 feet as the Dodge Brothers coordinate precise production of multiple units along parallel lines.
The passage outlines a highly efficient automobile factory workflow with a final assembly area that fascinates visitors. It compares the factory’s logistics to wartime supply lines for food and munitions, noting a rapid cadence of one car every 36 seconds. The text ends by introducing the notable Dodge Brothers mono.
The fragment notes describe the body joining the chassis during assembly. It mentions the body department aligning and bolting the body to the chassis as the process nears completion.
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