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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1927

Page

8

Peerless Six-60 praised by Peerless Motor Car chief

Edward S. Verlinden, president of Peerless Motor Car Corp., reports strong public reception for the new Six-60 models announced last month. He says dealers are pressing for deliveries as the factory works to meet demand, noting the Six-60 is the lowest priced Peerless yet packed with refinements like a seven bearing Ring True crankshaft and Ross cam and lever steering. Open models list at 1295 dollars, enclosed at 1345. Also mentions Lindbergh receiving the grand golden sport medal from the German Automobile Club for the transatlantic flight.

Edward S. VerLinden Peerless Motor Car Corporaon Mr. Verlinden Peerless The

United States Roads Plan Promotes National Highway System

DuBois Young President Hypp Motor Car Corp outlines federal aid continuation for roads with about 75 million dollars allotted yearly. Last year added 9,417.3 miles using federal aid. A U S Bureau map shows an 80 000 mile highway network with ten main through routes numbered in tens. Final plan seeks cross over variants linking major cities with state highway departments backing rapid development and safety marking.

Ederal United States Bureau of Public Roads United States

Protection to Pedestrians in Constantinople Ribbons Rule

A safety proposal in Constantinople urges pedestrians to wear color coded ribbons to indicate disabilities. Red for the blind, yellow for the deaf, and white for the blind. The plan aims to reduce automobile accidents by signaling pedestrians' needs to drivers.

Constantinople Turkey

Studebaker Offers Colorful Custom Sedan at Warren Garage

The Studebaker Custom Sedan is shown in two color schemes at Warren Garage. One features deep black upper sections with Waukegan blue belt line and Hydrox blue lower areas, pale gold pinstripes, and matching fenders. The second option is a blue body with black fenders and pale gold pinstripes. The car, powered by the L-head Standard Six, offers over 1000 owners mileage proof while including more than $100 of extra equipment such as bumpers, no-draft windshield, four wheel brakes, automatic windshield cleaner, and enhanced instruments.

Studebaker Warren Waukegan America Atlanta

First continuous transcontinental Chrysler run sets world record

L. B. Miller and Johnnie Weber drove a Chrysler Imperial 80 from San Francisco to New York and back to Los Angeles in seven days, covering 6720 miles eastbound and 5664 miles return. The feat broke the one-way transcontinental record by 3 hours 17 minutes and showcased peak mechanical endurance and human stamina across multiple states, including California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and New York.

Chrysler Corporation L. B. Miller United States Lindbergh Atlantic Johnnie Weber Miller San Francisco Los Angeles New York Oakland San Joaquin Valley Chrysler Sierras Carson City Ely Deer Creek Mountains Gold Hill Salt Lake City Pony Express Wyoming Plateaus Cheyenne Nebraska Plains Missouri River Omaha Iowa Illinois Indiana Ohio Pensylvania East Liverpool Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Gettysburg Philadelphia New Jersey Jersey City Hudson River California Chambersburg Kansas Colorado New Mexico Albuquerque Rio Grande Socorro Continental Divide Daniel Boone Kentucky Mountains Fifth Avenue Flagstaff Colorado River Needles Mohave Desert Barstow San Bernardo Johm FE Wieber Pacific

First Erskine Six Sold in United States to Mrs Carlisle

The article notes the first Erskine Six in the world went to Hon Edwin V Morgan ambassador to Brazil, while the first Erskine sold in the United States was delivered to Mrs Anne Studebaker Carlisle, daughter of J M Studebaker one of the original founders. It emphasizes the durability and reliability of the car and the enthusiasm of the buyers.

Erskine Edwin V. Morgan Brazil United States Anne Studebaker Carlisle Carlisle J. M. Studebaker

Johnson Drives Studebaker Presidents

Walter Johnson, veteran pitcher for the Washington Senators, is noted as a long time Studebaker owner who is now driving nine Studebaker Presidents.

France Sets New One Hour Automobile Distance Record

French racing driver Marchard set a new world record for distance in one hour at Montlhery speedway by covering 206 kilometers 568 meters in 60 minutes, besting the previous 203 kilometers 725 meters.

Marchard Montilhery

Air-Cooling Plan Gains Impetus From Atlantic Flights

Franklin Automobile Company officials cite Lindbergh and Chamberlin flights as key for air cooled engines improving reliability and reducing mechanical failures. Admiral Pratt praised air cooling as a major aeronautical advance, noting engine reliability as central to flight safety and success. The firm has long championed air cooling since 1898 and supported related Navy aviation research.

Lindbergh Chamberlin Atlantic Franklin Automobile Company Franklin Company William V. Pratt Naval War College Navy

State symbols and car safety notes with license plates

Officials of the Franklin Auto company express confidence in the car’s mechanical safety while noting Lindbergh accepted a Pakandland sport sedan as a gift. The article also recalls New Hampshire origin of placing the state symbol on license plates with the Old Man of the Mountains design.

Franklin Lindbergh Mir H.lin Tranklin ‘Auton Mobile Company New Hampshire Granite State Mountains

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