Valve delays Nautilus dive fault finally repaired
Failures in a dive valve on the Nautilus were traced to a faulty mechanism and have now been repaired. Crews report seas remain stormy as operations resume.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1931
Page
2
Failures in a dive valve on the Nautilus were traced to a faulty mechanism and have now been repaired. Crews report seas remain stormy as operations resume.
An imagined account describes a world altered by new technologies and experiments aimed at underwater exploration and control. It mentions a dark machine called Nautilus, submarine concepts, and elite figures shaping policy as oceans rise and human industries adapt amid a shifting maritime future.
Washington August 2 The 95 nuclei of metropolitan areas formed by the census bureau in cooperation with the commerce department will be announced shortly Census Director Breuart stated the new map shows population density and urban sharing guidelines urging districts to adjust boundaries to reflect growth and regional ties
A local event announces a program by the American Legion to aid fire prevention. Speakers include Cat. Charles A. Stanton and Commander TW Grariae, with discussions on California department needs and national work. The program features a flags ceremony, a marching band, and a dramatic presentation by local groups.
Fragmented text notes a plan in Bexar County to add 2600 notaries amid bureaucratic steps. Mentions various names and procedural details, with unclear sequence and several garbled phrases. The core idea centers on expanding notarization capacity and related filings.
Radio schedules describe Cofwabia Trnad programs with music segments and a Satenhal festival lineup. Mentions the Upper News Orchestra, Elreifte festival elements, and a variety of performances led by Bert Leen and others. Details include times around 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. with a mix of popular and health oriented segments.
Wallington Ang 22 faces possible expulsion from the naval academy after pranks aboard a training ship. An investigation found dangerous experiments and actions jeopardizing safety.
A fragmented clipping from Idaho reports a fire emergency that was contained with no injuries. Authorities and local volunteers worked to control flames as residents evacuated nearby areas.
A single vehicle mangled on a city road left Newton Metioner and a girl injured. Authorities report occupants awakened by a crash early Saturday near 447 Revip street and transported to local hospital with unspecified injuries. The incident remains under investigation by Newton Police Department.
A devastating blaze in Belgrade Jugoslacia reduced Steine Anbetira village to near ruin. Authorities report sixty five houses destroyed and several casualities amid the fast moving fire.
Five nearby residents report a blaze on Viale as a man allegedly fired a weapon. A truck was struck, windows shattered, and a bystander injured. Police traced a suspect to 124 Lexington Street and located a weapon. Investigators noted a disturbance near Sam Spier Hardware and Refersion Street.
Ballinger and local figures gathered last night to rally support for a political event. The assembly featured several speakers and focused on leadership and community issues.
The piece profiles Butler and Hoover in a drawn out, vivid biographical sketch. It notes Butler’s long Marine service, leadership roles, and controversial connections while highlighting Hoover’s call for his resignation and the broader political scrutiny surrounding his career.
Mrs. Annie Mechibaich sues Amusement Pirzo over a fall at the Dalae Theater during a city event. She alleges injuries from a stage hazard blamed on a cricket-entitled prop and seeks damages for medical bills and pain.
In Chicago a ransom tale unfolds involving a necklace linked to Catherine and a ransom amount of FB25,00. The spindle of clues points to a chain of suspects including Dillman and Kinnear, with references to a river and a bridge as key locations in the case.
A chaotic gun battle in New York left six people dead and several wounded. Police reported two robbers opened fire on taxi drivers and bystanders, with a taxi driver among the dead and another seriously injured. Witnesses described rapid gunfire and fledgling attempts to flee as officers responded. Investigators are tracking suspects as authorities vow to pursue leads and secure the scene.
Spain calls on the Vatican to account for papers related to Glerie, amid confusion over their authenticity. The note references alleged documentation tied to religious figures and a controversial wartime period, with unclear provenance and potential political implications.
Reading from a chaotic transcript, officials and representatives discussed the cotton plan, detailing steps to promote prohibition, appointing a committee, and evaluating farm policies. The group debated eliminating certain tax provisions and aligning Zustimmung with other southern states, seeking a binding regional action upon federal approval.
Chicago August 22 oil executives forecast price reductions as major companies including Skelly Oil and Vickers Petroleum posted regional price schedules. News notes that prices ranged around three cents per gallon retail with wholesale rates near two cents, while several firms prepared to fill orders to curb market volatility amid scattered regional demand.
Mar Histlet dominates final in Amarillo as Verna Ana and Mea Kineonre Risire clinch notable positions. Ross leads in the final stages with close scoring exchanges, finishing with a 142 to 118 margin.
A historical note recounts how a Nuremberg glass cutter learned glass etching after aqua forms spilled on his spectacles. It mentions August named for Augustus Caesar and praises daily entertainment and radio ads in the radio column.
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