Postwar car design surveyed by engineers readers
The Society of Automotive Engineers seeks reader opinions via The New York Times and three other papers on postwar passenger car size seating comfort luggage space and trimmings. Replies favor safety vision and easy handling over flashy ornamentation, signaling a move toward functional design after peace.
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New Vehicle Costs and Interwar Car Industry Trends
Fragmented OCR text notes cost factors and new designs for inter car construction, mentioning adaptability and motorist wishes. It hints at market survey results and industry attention to nonmilitary civilian vehicles amid peacetime concerns.
Injured in Germany Pvt. Andrew E Christopher
Pvt. Andrew E Christopher 19 son of Mr and Mrs Andre Christopher 713 Meeks Ave listed wounded in a War Department release today. He received severe injuries on Oct 5 while serving with a tank division and was gassed. He was sent back toward France. a Christmas letter says he was getting along. The War Department later informed Mrs Christopher he may be able to return to duty. He enlisted Oct 25 1943 and went overseas May.
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