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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
5
Article by Don G. Streeter of Reo Motor Car Co explains valve noise decline from early exhausts. It stresses proper valve clearance to allow for expansion and avoid over tightness, notes intake exhaust gaps and overhead valve differences, and urges following factory recommendations for quiet operation.
Weather conditions are tracked in GM's Detroit area proving ground to compare car performance under sun wind temperature and humidity. Engineers record wind velocity and all variables to compensate for weather influences during tests of domestic and foreign models.
Graham-Paige announced a 1928 total retail value exceeding 80 million dollars marking a record year. January output rose to 5 670 cars, with plant expansions and workforce growing from 2 840 to 7 200. Exports reached 6 310 cars, and 2440 distributors now cover the network. The Jewish Mental Health Society of New York City seeks 1.5 million dollars to expand a hospital for treatable mental and nervous diseases near the city.
The National Conference on Street and Highway Safety, formed in 1928 under President Hoover, promotes a uniform vehicle code and model ordinances for adoption. It outlines four statutes, including registration and anti theft acts, with vehicle indexing and title requirements. It notes licensing and driver examination may reduce fatalities and calls for city coordination on traffic regulation and strict parking and traffic movement rules.
The notice advises paying income tax by check or money order to the Collector of Internal Revenue Waterloo or Dubuque. Do not mail cash. Payments can be made when filing or in four installments due March 15, June 15, September 15, and December 15, 1929. If any installment is late, further details follow.
The 1920 Cadillac features a 1440 inch wheelbase and runs about $1,500 less than the 1921 model. The 1921 version includes a V eight engine, silent-shift transmission, moon glass, vent systems, and adjustable front seats.
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