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October 17, 1945
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
In Detroit, transportation pioneers Orville Wright and Col. H. Nelson Jackson view the new 1946 Hudson car off the production line, praising its innovative front, exterior changes, and interior as a major advance.
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New Advance In Automobile Viewed By Pioneers In Transportation
DETROIT, MICH.-When the first new 1946 Hudson rolled off the production line here, Orville Wright, Dayton Ohio, (left) inventor of the aeroplane and Col. H. Nelson Jackson, of Burlington, Vt., man to cross the country by automobile, were the "official spotters. The pioneers who made transportation history in the 1900s hailed the new Hudson with its complete new front, many exterior changes and completely new interior as a great advance in automobile progress.
DETROIT, MICH.-When the first new 1946 Hudson rolled off the production line here, Orville Wright, Dayton Ohio, (left) inventor of the aeroplane and Col. H. Nelson Jackson, of Burlington, Vt., man to cross the country by automobile, were the "official spotters. The pioneers who made transportation history in the 1900s hailed the new Hudson with its complete new front, many exterior changes and completely new interior as a great advance in automobile progress.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Hudson Automobile
Transportation Pioneers
Orville Wright
Automobile Progress
What entities or persons were involved?
Orville Wright
Col. H. Nelson Jackson
Where did it happen?
Detroit, Mich.
Story Details
Key Persons
Orville Wright
Col. H. Nelson Jackson
Location
Detroit, Mich.
Event Date
1946
Story Details
Orville Wright and Col. H. Nelson Jackson, pioneers in aviation and automobile travel, view the first 1946 Hudson off the production line and hail its design advances as progress in automobiles.