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In 1927, Joseph, Robert, and Ray Graham acquired the Paige-Detroit Company. The company still exists today but they are no longer in the automotive business. They now deal in real estate.
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View info and historyThe Graham brothers had developed a successful business in the glass industry. Their business was later sold to the Owens Glass Company. The brother's next adventure involved modifying Ford Model T vehicles into trucks. Later, they built their own trucks using various engines before settling with the Dodge Brothers engine. In 1925, the Graham Brothers Truck Company was purchased by the Dodge Brothers. Three of the brothers remained at the company, appointed to executive positions.The Graham-Page cars were powered by six and eight-cylinder engines. A short experiment in the trucking industry lasted for a few years before the company focused solely on automobiles. Part of the success of the vehicles was attributed to their durability, quality, and success at the racing circuit. During the Great Depression, the company suffered. Their Blue Streak vehicle introduced many 'industry firsts' and creative design and mechanical innovations. In 1935 a camshaft-driven supercharger was introduced and offered exclusively on eight-cylinder engines. A year later, the eight-cylinder was no longer offered and the superchargers were adapted to the six.
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View info and historyNear the close of 1940, Graham struck a deal with the Hupp Motor Company. The deal specified that Graham could build cars based on the body dies of the Cord 810/812. Cord had ceased production in 1937 due to bankruptcy and Hupp had acquired the Cord dies, leaving them without the financial resources to build the car. In September of 1940, the Graham-Paige Company switched production to military items in support of the World War II effort. After the war, in 1946, the company resumed the production of automobiles. Their new car, the Frazer, was named in honor of Joseph Washington Frazer, the president of the Graham-Paige Company. In 1945, Henry J. Kaiser and Frazer became the owners of the Graham-Paige assets and became known as the Kaiser-Frazer. Graham's facilities were sold to the Chrysler Corporation.
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View info and historyGraham-Paige went into the real estate building. In 1962 the company changed its name to the Madison Square Garden Corporation.
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