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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1927
Page
6
Congress to iteration radio act outlines aviation developments and funding plans. Officials discuss subsidies to support United States air services, naval aviation, and regulatory administration, aiming to unify radio activities and expand air programs. The plan faces opposition from service branches and seeks modern gear and maintenance for flying cars.
The report details ceremonies honoring aviators including Col Charles Lindbergh, with Congressional recognition for pioneering trans Atlantic and polar flights. It notes a postwar aviation boom, expanding air service in several regions, and plans for exhibits and scenic Pacific routes, plus technology and exploration milestones.
Wellington hosts a charity tea at the Bradstock home for the library fund with six bridge tables and two tables of the hundred, high scores by Brapalyn Jones and Win Smith, and refreshments served. Circle 2 of the SJEE church held a business and short program at Anna Money’s home followed by light refreshments. Local notes mention plans for a trip to Duluth, updates on hospital patients, and community notices.
The Ohio Agricultural Department approves a Division of Fruit and Vegetable Standardization to improve market quality and competitiveness. Charles Vo Truax leads the effort, with C O Wald named chief of the division alongside W Barnes. The unit collaborates with Farm Bureau, State Grange, and horticulture groups to set standards and help Ohio growers compete with out-of-state products. The division begins operating July 3, 1927, as part of statewide agricultural modernization efforts.
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