Saturday, November 30, 2013

What Race Cars were commonly used in the Indy 500 in the 1920's?

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Taren


I am doing a project, and need some details on what types of cars were used in that time period, and some technical specs.


Answer
There is a place called "Google",it will give you all the info. that you require.

Does anyone know any interesting facts about Indiana?




Broccoli E


I need some help with an essay I'm doing on Indiana. I'm having a really hard time finding info on it. If anyone knows enough info to use in a 5 paragraph essay, that would help a lot. I need some interesting facts.

Note: I'm doing an essay, not a report. Knowing things such as the state flower and stuff will not help me. Please tell me lots of info.

Thank you guys so much!
Also, it is INDIANA, a state in the US. Not the country India. Thanks to those that answered!



Answer
* In 1920 the Duesenburg Motor Company in Auburn produced its first production car and the first Studebaker automobiles were powered by electricity.
* The first rapid fire gun was patented by Richard Gatling from Indianapolis in 1862.
* The first automatic headlight dimmer was developed in Anderson in 1952.
* The winning time of the first Indianapolis 500 in 1911 was 6 hours, 41 minutes and 8 seconds by driver Ray Harroun.
* John Dillinger was from Mooresville, Indiana.
* Nineteen-eighteen was the year an outgoing, likable, six-foot-tall basketball player named Charles H. "Chuck" Taylor made the Indiana High School All-State Team. Chuck was a Columbus born athlete and later a sports broadcaster. He developed a high top sneaker known as âChucksâ that were created by Converse. They were the official shoe for the Rolling Stones revival tour.
* The first diesel powered tractor was produced in Columbus, Indiana in 1930.
* The debut of singer Frank Sinatra was in Indianapolis at the Lyric Theater February 2, 1940 appearing with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.
* McCormick's Creek was Indiana's first State Park.
* The original plans of Jeffersonville City were drafted by Thomas Jefferson.
* One of the nation's first electric inter-urban lines was opened between the towns of Brazil and Harmony.
* Elkhart, Indiana is the band instrument capitol of the World.
* The library in Fort Wayne, Indiana houses one of the largest genealogy libraries in America.



* Notre Dame played its first football game in 1887. They would go on to win 11 national championships.
* Theme parks were invented in Indiana. The world's first theme park opened on August 3, 1946, in Santa Claus, Indiana. Santa Claus Land opened a full nine years before Mr. Disney opened his park in California. Today, Santa Claus Land is called Holiday World, and includes The Raven - voted the #1 Wooden Coaster on the planet in 2000. Holiday World continues to be owned and operated by the same family that got it all started more than half a century ago.
* There's only *one* Santa Claus Post Office in the world. And it's in Indiana! Since May 21, 1856, the little post office in Santa Claus, Indiana, has faced a blizzard of holiday mail each December as folks send their mail to get the special Santa Claus, Indiana, postmark.
* Abraham Lincoln grew up in Indiana. From the time he was 7 until he reached 21, he and his family lived on a farm in what is now Lincoln City, Indiana, in Spencer County. There's a national park, a state park, and even an outdoor drama in his honor.
* The remains of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, President Abraham Lincoln's mother, rest in a peaceful pioneer cemetery in Lincoln City, Indiana. She died in 1818, when Abraham was nine years old.
* Tomato Juice was first served at a French Lick Hotel.
* A German Buzz Bomb from WWII, believed to be the only one on public display in the Nation, can be found on the Putnam County Courthouse lawn in Greencastle.
* The world's first transistor radio was made in Indianapolis.




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