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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1931
Page
12
Washington reports on the U S Navy experimental program conducted by over 200 scientists in a secret Washington laboratory. Divisions study radio undersea sound metallurgy physical chemistry and heat and light with guarded projects. Occasional leaks reveal a folding submarine aircraft and gamma ray research potential naval impact remains a mystery.
More than 190 experts from six nations attend the World Conference for the Blind in New York from April 13 to 17. Helen Keller and Anne Sullivan Macy will be guests of honor. Delegates plan international exchange of information, standardize methods, promote employment, and foster language based cooperation. After five days, delegates tour the northeastern states before reconvening April 29 to 34 to receive committee reports.
Washington reports progress in handling large airships like the Los Angeles Graf Zeppelin and Akron. A mobile tether mast on railroad tracks replaces the tractor hauled stub mast, aiming to cut crew from about 200. Navy tests compare crawler and post mast setups to decide standard equipment soon.
Manuel Casillas was bailed into court after a claim that using all available fire hoses to rush home from a fire scene showed an attempt to reach safety. The defense argued the act was to reach his residence, seeking an exemption from charges.
Gibbons becomes the latest member in a community group tied to a fraternal or academic circle. The event marks advancement within a local fellowship, highlighting ongoing membership rites and organizational structure.
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