Word: chryslers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...William Lamont, Morgan partner and good friend of Charles Augustus' late grandfather, Dwight Whitney Morrow. Henry Johnson and Nurse Gow had been friends for three years. He was promptly apprehended in Hartford, Conn, at the home of a brother. Authorities attached importance to the fact that in his green Chrysler coupe was found an empty milk bottle. From Hartford Henry Johnson was taken to Newark, N. J., further questioned, further held by police on the grounds that there were flaws in his alibi for the night of the abduction...
Died. Edward E. Chrysler. 60, one-time executive of General Motors Corp., brother of Motorman Walter P. Chrysler; after a lingering illness; in La Jolla, Calif...
...copied from one of her mother's photographs. 41, President Hoover busied himself with his anti-hoarding campaign (see below). ¶ Entertained at a White House dinner was Speaker of the House John Nance Garner uncomfortable in a new dress suit, together with Henry Ford, Walter P. Chrysler, William Wallace Atterbury, Melvin Alvah Traylor, James Watson Gerard, sundry other tycoons and their ladies. ¶ President Hoover asked Congress to appropriate an additional $1,450,000 with which the Department of Agriculture might fight grasshoppers. ¶ Assistant Secretary of the Navy Ernest Lee Jahncke of New Orleans took Louisiana...
...clearly discernible in the camaraderie that marks such large meetings of No. 1 motormakers as the New York Show. There was much satisfaction over the presence of John North Willys, much talk of "His Excellency" since he is now Ambassador to Poland. More personal satisfaction came to Walter P. Chrysler. For De Soto's success entitled its Chrysler-son-in-law chief, Byron C. Foy, to full-fledged membership in the Royal Family. Beams were caused in the Nash organization by the election of popular Earl H. McCarty to the presidency, succeeding Founder Charles W. Nash who became chairman...
...being killed he had suffered only a black eye, a few bruises. More proud than thankful, Adolph Kanter said he had saved himself by clinging to the cushion of his car, wrote an ode about his feat: Here I am, the miracle man, The one that flies in a Chrysler car; Lindy hopped over the ocean, Made a perfect landing in France; So did I make a perfect landing Over a Viaduct fence. I dropped seventy-five feet with a Chrysler car Yet I did not reach so far: I found myself in Knickerbocker Hospital; The only cheers I could...