This Day in Auto History: 10.31

This Day in Auto History: 10.31.1901 Packard uses its famous “Ask the man who owns one” slogan in their advertising for the first time 10.31.1913 A National Day of Celebration is staged to officially dedicate the Lincoln Highway 10.31.1925 The Rockingham Board Speedway in Salem, NH stages its first event, a 250-mile race won by Peter DePaolo in a Duesenberg 10.31.1940 George W. Hanson dies at age 65 10.31.1952 The Kaiser Dragon, an upscale version of the standard Kaiser Deluxe, is introduced on Halloween Day as a mid-year model

Source: Automobile History Day By Day, by Douglas A. Wick