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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1928

Page

10

National Automobile Show Opens in Grand Central Palace

The 28th National Automobile Show opened at Grand Central Palace New York with 15 new models on view. Ford and Willys-Overland sparked industry talk of competition while Chevrolet Ford rivals and Durant potential rivals loom. 274 exhibits including 88 passenger cars, 43 trucks and shop equipment display feature nickel chrome alloy castings and thermostatic cooling advances.

Ingrand Central Palace New York Grand Central Palace Ford General Motors Chevrolet Durant Auburn Buick Cadillac Chandler Chrysler Cunningham Diana Dodge Dupont Elear Erskine Essex Falson Flint Franklin Gardner Hudson Hupmobile Jordan Kissel Lissalle Lincoln Locomobile Marmon Moon Nash Oakland Oldsmobile Packard Paige Peerless Pierce-Ar- Yow Pontiac Ree Ster Stearns- Knight Studebaker Stutz Velie Whippet Willys-Knight Wolverine Detroit Charles D. Hastings Hupp F.C Chandler Chandler Cleveland Alfred H. Swayne Society Army and Navy Society of Automotive Engineers

Whippet price cut shocks auto world with new line

John N Willys of Willys Overland slashes Whippet prices in a bold move to match the lowest priced car and boost sales. The firm unveils a redesigned Whippet with added equipment, new bodies, and efficiency upgrades including a new body plant and forge for faster production. The Whippet boasts updated cadet sun visors, remote door controls, pressed steel fenders, raised headlights, and new rear features such as a windshield wiper and stop light. The car preserves its performance record features like large brakes, full pressure lubrication, and a light, strong chassis while touting improved economy and a lower price. Weathered by long-standing records, the model remains a top value among light cars.

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Advances in car engine heat and shock absorber designs

Heat adjustments allow fine tuning to manifold temperature for efficient operation. Water pump and fan are often belt driven together to simplify construction. Ventilators multiply in types, with one model integrating a windshield wiper and a suction tube to expel bad air. Shock absorbers gain prominence this year as spring devices evolve to reduce squeak by adding a lubricated, metal spring case. Heaters expand with options from simple hot air to exhaust and hot water types, including a sealed fluid heated via muffler connection.

Coolidge Still Considered In Presidential Race

Kansas City memos report William M. Butler, head of the Republican National Committee, saying Coolidge may not be out of contention for president. He noted slim chances of a third term due to opposition, while Hoover gains strength in the East and West and his campaign team prepared to announce and open HQ in New York within days.

Kansas City William M. Butler Republican National Committee Coolidge Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Butler Herbert Hoover Hoover New York

Three Men Die Of Carbon Monoxide In Refrigerator Car

Neville Harrington of Johnstown Pennsylvania died in Staten Island hospital from carbon monoxide poisoning. His two companions Austin Berry and Richard Minehan, also of Johnstown, were killed when three men sealed themselves in an airtight Baltimore and Ohio refrigerator car at St George Staten Island after a charcoal fire consumed the oxygen aboard the car.

NEW_ YORK U. P Neville Harrington Johnstown Staten Island Hospital New York Baltimore and Ohio St. George Staten Island Harrigan Austin E. Berry Richard Minehan

Powder Mills Destroyed by Explosions in Valley Falls

Explosions at two Hercules Powder Company mills in Valley Falls, New York, caused heavy damage with both buildings completely destroyed. Initial reports state no fatalities, but shock waves shattered windows and doors across the town, triggering panic among residents as investigators seek the cause.

Valley Falls Dan Hercules Powder Company

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