Rather than making their products safer, this company hired spokesman Gene Raymond to tell people that buying one of their cars came with a twenty-thousand-dollar insurance policy.
This company pivoted its main business at the urging of Frederick Fish.  Under Albert Russell Erskine, this "Independent's" 1924 bid for the Maxwell Corporation was lower than a rival's.  One of this company's products was advertised as providing "slipstream styling [which] gives you the feeling of flight, even at a standstill" and was known as the Golden Hawk.  Rather than making their products safer, this company hired spokesman Gene Raymond to tell people that buying one of their cars came with a twenty-thousand-dollar insurance policy. This company's first big success could hold fourteen hundred short (*) rations, required six horses for locomotion, and was widely used by Union soldiers.  This one-time supply wagon maker merged with Packard in 1954 owing to pressure from the Big Three, namely Chrysler, GM and Ford.  For 10 points, name this defunct car company whose name precedes "Television" in "We Didn't Start the Fire".
This company pivoted its main business at the urging of Frederick Fish.  
Studebaker