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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
8
Washington reports a new mystery weapon called the kickless gun, developed to drive hostile aircraft from the sky and render lead tanks ineffective. The project, described by United Press, aims to alter air and ground combat dynamics with unknown mechanisms.
Army and Navy scientists report a revolutionary three inch diameter gun firing a one pound high explosive projectile at up to 150 rounds a minute. The weapon uses a patented gas-assisted recoil system to eliminate kick and muzzle whip, promising accurate fire against aircraft, tanks, and infantry while reducing dangerous breech detonation hazards.
One of Elyria’s oldest clothing firms moves to 692 West Broad Street in a Grand Opening at 8 30 am. Abe Cohan, president, states the firm will continue its policy of high quality garments at affordable prices, with an expanded and complete men’s and boys’ clothing line. The company began twenty five years ago when Cohan bought the Chapman Clothing business.
TOKYO March 5 Koki Hirota a moderate who knows Japan's great neighbors Russia and the United States accepted today the task of forming a cabinet to guide the country's policies in the difficult months ahead Emperor Hirohito summoned Hirota the foreign minister to the imperial palace and within an hour Hirota accepted the task He said the cabinet would be composed of young able statesmen The move signals the emperor's intent to modernize and to rule through a cabinet rather than military dictatorship following last week's army revolt
The Fast Side Unit Number Four of the National Union for Social Justice will hold its regular monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Friday at Knights of Columbus Hall. The meeting, open to anyone interested, was announced today. One part of Rome is known as the Strangers' Quarter.
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