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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1928

Page

7

Bus Speed Questioned by State Federation Leader

Harrisburg August 11 The head of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation S Edward Gable of Lancaster warned that excessive speed by motor buses on state highways endangers the public The statement urged bus operators and drivers to obey speed laws and traffic regulations and to hold to safe schedules to protect passengers and all road users The federation backed Captain William C Price and the State Motor Patrol in this safety drive.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania S. Edard Gable Lancaster Pennsylvania Motor Federation Nea Rover William C. Price State Motor Patrol Commonwealth

Don’t be a jay driver warns Pennsylvan ia federation head

Harrisburg August 11 S Edward Gable president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation warns motorists to avoid jay driving. He defines jay drivers as those who fail to signal honk inappropriately swerve at blind turns glare at headlights and engage in careless behavior. He urges vigilance caution and good judgment to reduce street hazards.

Harrisburg S. Edward Gable Pennsylvia Motor Federation Mr. Gable Order of Jay

Atlanta Chevrolet Plant Opens in Georgia Region

The Chevrolet assembly plant in Atlanta, opened May 1, now produces 360 cars daily and serves Georgia, North and South Carolina, Alabama, and Florida. The 32 acre facility includes Fisher Body space and a 200-car track storage system, with regional sales led by W. Roberts and Les Costley guiding a southeastern market of about 11 million people. Southeastern Chevrolet sales rose from 16,290 in 1924-26 to about 95,000 this year.

Detroit Mich Chevrolet Assembly Atlanta Kansas City Chevrolet Great Assembly Southern Georgia North South Carolina Alabama Florida W. 5 Grane Roberts South Fisher Body Company Southern Railroad Les Costley Southeastern Southeast Charlotte N. C Columbia D.C Birmingham Jacksonville Fis

Dietrich Joins Franklin Staff As Body Design Consultant

Syracuse Aug 11 Raymond A Dietrich renowned automobile body designer joins Franklin Automobile Company as body design consultant. He brings a record including the Grand Award Paris 1927 for outstanding design and will help extend Airman Limited standards in production.

Syracuse Raymond A. Dietrich Franklin Automobile Company Franklin Airmen Dietrich Franklin Attff Franklin Organization America Europe

Riding qualities of Ford win favor in Detroit

Detroit readers learn that the new Ford car earns praise for its exceptionally easy riding on rough roads. Key factors cited include low unsprung weight, flexible transverse springs, and hydraulic shock absorbers, with emphasis on the Ford torque tube drive that pulls the car rather than pushes it over load.

Detroit Mich Ford Ford Motor Company

Durant Production Gains 49 Percent

Durant Motors reports a 48.9 percent increase in cars and trucks for the first half of 1928, adding 23 000 units, with gains driven by Elizabeth New Jersey Lansing Michigan Oakland California and Toronto. Production surged as plants ran day and night to meet demand and a 1.59 million dollar Lansing expansion speeds capacity by 1000 cars.

Elizabeth N. J Durant Motors, Inc T. S. Johnston W. C. Durant Durant Lansing Michigan Oakland California Lesside Toronto Ontario New York Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Winccut Durant Motors

Studebaker Announces Two New School Busses

The Studebaker Corporation of America unveils two new school busses of 25 and 35 passenger capacity on the 168 inch wheelbase. Features include Big Six 96 hp power, four wheel brakes, wide aisles, easy cleaning seats, extensive ventilation and safety measures to protect children during entry and exit. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.

South Bend Ind Studebaker Corporation of America Studebaker

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