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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1928

Page

8

Low Motor Vehicle Tax Boosts Highway Revenue Says Studebaker Leader

A. R. Erskine, president of Studebaker, told the Second Cuban highway commission in Havana that keeping motor vehicle taxes around 25 dollars per car spurred highway revenue. He argued lower taxes broaden ownership, raise revenue, and support a nationwide highway system, citing bond-financed road construction as cost-effective.

South Bend Ind A. R. Erskine Studebaker Corporation Cuban Highway Commission Havana Erskine U. S. National Automobile Chamber of Commerce United States Cuba Thomas H. Mac Donald United States Bureau of Public Roads

Overland Shipments Hit New High Records

Willys-Overland reports January February shipments of 39 123 Willys Knight and Whippet cars, up 49 percent from 26 375 a year earlier, with 31 000 unfilled orders at the Toledo factory. February shipments reached 24 017, a record and up 44 percent from last February. Factory output exceeds 1 250 daily as production climbs.

Toledo Ohio Willys-Knight Whippet Motor Willys- Overland Company Whippets Willys-Knights

Mine Power House Destroyed by Fire near Dubois

The Northwestern Mining and Exchange Company power house at its Briton shaft near Dubois was destroyed by fire on Friday causing about 40000 dollars in losses. The blaze damaged the electric station and hoisting gear and pumps failed, flooding the shaft. A nearby tipple was saved by chemicals and temporary pumps are planned to restart operations. Five hundred men were normally employed at the shaft, which had not operated for six months. A Community Chest donation was noted as a loan.

Studebaker Develops Human Accelerometer for Ride Quality

Engineers at Studebaker's proving ground unveil a human accelerometer to measure ride qualities. The device mounts in the car and records passenger vibrations on tape as the car travels over varied road surfaces, linking road type and speed to ride experience.

Studebaker Proving Ground Studebakeren

Studebaker engineers use accelerated meters for smooth rides

The article describes Studebaker’s testing methods to determine center of gravity and spring recoil for car design. W. B. James, a Research Engineer, says measuring factors eliminates guesswork and underpins ongoing design judgments in Studebaker and Erskine cars. Two Wilmington women die in suspected self harm pact. Edith Sheppard, 42, and her daughter Edith, 13, were found asphyxiated in their home, police report.

Plia Proving Ground Studebaker Erskine Cara James Wilmington Dei Edith Sheppard Edith

Teapot Dome Committee Chairman's Office Rifled

Washington March 10 Information indicates that the office of Chairman Nye of the Senate Teapot Dome committee had been rifled during two weekends in January.

Washington Nye

Endurance flight ended by heavy snow at Mt. Clemens

Eddie Stinson and Capt. George Haldeman abandoned their attempt to set a new endurance flight record near Mt. Clemens Michigan. They had been aloft 18 1 2 hours in the Stinson-Detroiter when a mushy snowfall and strong winds obscured vision and threatened safety. The whirl wind motor had operated flawlessly before the storm.

MT. Clemens Mich Eddie Stinson George Haldeman Stinson

Matheson 253 Named Chrysler Executive

Detroit March 10 J E Fields announces Charles W Matheson named to a newly created Chrysler executive post He is known as a motor car merchandiser and was VP and director of Kelvinator sales He assumes duties March 1 with Fields Frazer Munroe and Wilson continuing in sales leadership roles

Detroit J. E. Fields Chrysler Corporation Charles W. Matheson Matheson Kelvinator, Incorporated Chrysler Jos W. Frazer S. W. Munroe E .B. Wilson Mr. Matheson March

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