TEW SUCCEEDS HARRY ROUGH AS GOODRICH CHIEF
At a March meeting the board of B F Goodrich Rubber Company accepted the resignation of Harry Hough and elected James D Tew, first vice president, to succeed him as president. Hough remains on the board and will advise.
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Jamestown
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Concord
New Hampshire
Harvard University
Studebaker Uses Stroborama for Engine Testing
Studebaker in South Bend uses the Stroborama neon flash device to study valve springs and brake action at up to 3000 rpm. The instrument provides precise, fast optical reads of crankshaft motion, oil flow, and wheel shimmy, replacing guesswork with exact measurements and enabling better protection against motor faults. Easter orders now for mailing. Candyland. 3-29-21
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Indiana
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Chrysler 52 to Have Hydraulic Four Wheel Brakes
Detroit March 31 An announcement from Chrysler Sales Corporation says four wheel hydraulic brakes are now available on the Chrysler 52 model, making it the lowest priced car with such brakes. The system, first used on Chrysler-Lockheed models, offers safety through equalized braking without adjustments, at an added cost of 25 dollars.
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Report on Sharp Decline in Tire Thefts
Thefts of tires from cars fell about 60 percent over the last 15 months as tire prices remained low. Insurance officials say the profitability of tire theft was eroded by cheap tires in 1927. Spares thefts were about twice as common as thefts from wheels.
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General Tire and Rubber Company
Detroit Papers Sell At Three Cents In Afternoon Sale
Detroit News and Detroit Times announce simultaneous price cut to three cents for their afternoon editions in Detroit Michigan on March 31. The move aims to attract readers amid changing newspaper costs and market competition.
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Expansion and Rising Costs Change Center Staffing
The article notes that there were three centers instead of two due to expansion and rapidly mounting production costs. It cites those factors as the reasons for the change and highlights the impact on operations and planning.
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