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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
6
Safety officials urge motorists to ensure brakes tires lights and motors are in top shape for heavy July 4 travel. Last year 7740 accidents were tied to blowouts highlighting tire checks before trips for a safer pleasant holiday drive.
Montreal reports that Canadians were defrauded of 90 million dollars in 1934 through misleading financial promotions. The figure highlights widespread investor losses and underscores the need for stronger regulatory safeguards.
The new International six cylinder truck engines C-50 C-55 and C-60 are valve-in-the-head designs. Engineers say V I H engines deliver more horsepower per cubic inch. Engines feature integrated combustion chambers water cooled valves and removable gray iron valve stems plus a centrifugal water pump and thermostatically controlled cooling to ensure quick warming and steady temperatures.
Franklin Fostwheck of the Washington Of Co. outlines the development of Firestone tires with input from Herold Mangold of Mangold's Car and Radio Service. The piece notes Firestone's early non skid tire introduced twenty eighty years ago to curb skidding, replacing prior steel studded tires.
Arrangements are in progress for a two day Ford Dealers Lawn Party starting July 2 at College Hill Park. Al Morey and his Younger Orchestra will perform nightly under a decorated lawn setting with a 25 foot pyloned enclosure and a center stage. A large tent will display auto parts and Fore products featuring 1435 V-8 cars. parking and admission are free.
Lloyd Bechtel aged 35 father of three died while hitching a freight near Mansfield after returning from a failed job search in Milwaukee. The incident reflects perilous early 20th century travel by rail as workers sought employment across states.
Five Washington county residents won prizes in the Tucker Eicher sponsored essay contest. Mrs. Mabel Ann Mead took first with a piece on Why The Whole Towns Talking about the Chevrolet Master Six De Luxe and will receive ten theater tickets. Second place went to George Leebel, with six tickets, third to Vincent Krabill with four tickets, fourth to Mrs J Snyder with three, and fifth to Grace Lytle with two tickets. Tickets for winners available after Saturday noon at the Tucker Eicher garage.
ISTANBUL AP. When asked how he lived the Turkish religious agitator, brother of an executed sheik, replied that he had four wives who knitted stockings and that his job was to sell them.
Engineers describe a brake testing device as ideal for accuracy and simplicity and it is used by the Brooklyn Edison Co. in New York. The setup includes a fifth wheel speedometer checked for wear by the NYPD and Stewart Warner Co. When brakes are applied a gun fires a slug into the ground to mark the test.
Prize winner Mrs Harland Mead is described as an in veteran contester and winner. She has taken prizes in several large contests, highlighting her sustained success and competitive record.
A survey challenges the idea that Asia faces a drying trend as critics say there is no clear evidence of widespread climate-driven aridity. Researchers call for more data before confirming a regional drying pattern.
The article outlines lighting rules for motor vehicles: maximum headlight brightness limited to thirty-two candle power, auxiliary lights subject to same beam restrictions, trailers and towed vehicles inherit rear light rules, and motorcycles must display a forward white or tinted light and a rear red light aimed to illuminate the registration number.
The Travelers Insurance Company reports 1934 had 882000 total automobile accidents leading to 954000 injuries and 36900 deaths, with 7740 blowouts and 5280 skiddings. It urges safer tires and timely trading in worn tires to prevent disasters.
Ford presents 49 improvements for 1935 V8 trucks, emphasizing better load distribution and improved driver comfort. Key updates include softer clutch, enhanced brakes, and a refined cooling system. A single change targets the 85 horsepower engine with a directed flow crankcase ventilation system.
A promotional note invites readers to request a free insurance coverage review. It promises no obligation and potential savings by evaluating current policies to prevent future worry. It emphasizes discovering if current coverage is insufficient or overpriced.
Before your trip Firestone invites a no charge vehicle check to boost safety and enjoyment. The chain operates 500 plus Auto Supply and Service Stores nationwide with dealers offering tests on tires brakes batteries spark plugs lubrication and crankcase service. Gum-Dipping prevents blowouts by reducing internal friction and heat. A university study claims Firestone High Speed Non Skid Tires cut stopping distance by 15 percent versus rivals. Firestone tires claim eight straight Pike’s Peak race wins, highlighting safety features and economy.
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