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LIFE Magazine
1944 |
"BIG JOE" CAN BLAST A
HOLE THROUGH A FOG! |
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Popular
Mechanics
1944, July (p.157) |
"BIG JOE" CAN BLAST A
HOLE THROUGH A FOG! |
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LIFE Magazine
1944 |
"Loudest
Mechanical Voice in the World" |
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The American
City
1952, February
(p.14) |
CHRYSLER SIREN: Remote Controlled, with the
Loudest Sound for Civilian
and Plant Defense!
Editor's Note: Depicts
non-production
model; "Pedigree" logo; Detroit Address.
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The American
City
1952, March
(p.14) |
CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIRENS
Selected to Warn Arsenal of Democracy
Editor's Note: Depicts
non-production model;
"Pedigree" logo;
Detroit Address.
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The American
City
1952, April
(p.20) |
NEW
CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIREN
Produces Loudest Sound for Defense Warning
Systems
Editor's Note: Depicts
non-production model; Detroit Address.
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The American
City
1952, June
(p.17) |
1st
Choice for Defense Warning Systems
Editor's Note: Depicts
non-production model; Detroit Address.
First use of CD public service announcement.
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The American
City
1952, July
(p.12) |
Now
Standing Sentinel Duty for American Security
Editor's Note: Depicts
non-production model; Detroit Address.
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The American
City
1952, August
(p.51) |
Ready
To Warn Americans at a Moment's Notice!
Editor's Note: Depicts non-production
model; First use of Trenton
Address.
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Fire Engineering
1952, August (p.586) |
Ready
To Warn Americans at a Moment's Notice!
Editor's Note: Depicts non-production
model; First use of Trenton
Address.
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The American
City
1952, September
(p.71) |
MODERN VOICE OF
Independence!
Editor's Note: Depicts non-production
model.
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The American
City
1952, October
(p.172) |
For
Lack of Warning . . . Long Island Is Lost!
Editor's Note: Depicts non-production
model.
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The American
City
1952, November
(p.67) |
Just
23 CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIRENS . . .
To Alert an Entire City the Size of
Cleveland
Editor's Note: Depicts non-production
model.
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The American
City
1952, December
(p.77) |
Just
13 CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIRENS
To Alert an Entire City the Size of Atlanta
Editor's Note: First depiction of
production model siren.
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The American
City
1953, February
(p.244) |
Just 21
CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIRENS
to alert the entire 200 square miles of New Orleans!
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The American
City
1953, March
(p.78) |
Just 19
CHRYSLER AIR RAID SIRENS
to alert the City of St. Louis!
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The American
City
1953, April
(p.81) |
To
alert any of these U. S. Cities would require
NOT MORE THAN 5* CHRYSLER
SIRENS
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The American
City
1953, May
(p.46) |
GREATER BOSTON
. . 2,233,458 pop., 345 sq. miles . . .
15 CHRYSLER SIRENS
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The American
City
1953, June
(p.65) |
SELF-DEFENSE against the elements
Editor's Note: First reference of siren use
for natural disaster warning.
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The American City
1953, July
(p.53) |
ON GUARD "Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty"
Editor's Note: Only ad without technical
information; no Chrysler logo; no Civil Defense public service announcement.
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The American
City
1953, August
(p.72) |
SELF-DEFENSE against the elements
Editor's Note: Only repeated artwork,
different ad copy.
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The American
City
1953, September
(p.65) |
You don't use 1,000
wheelbarrows to do the work of a
3-ton truck . . . nor do you install
120 warning devices
to do the work of just one CHRYSLER SIREN.
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