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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
11
Washington observers recall Roosevelt reportedly seeking a third term or a prominent radio czar role after 1940. The Connery Bill on monopoly probes stalled under House Rules Chairman John J. O'Connor until White House pressure shifted support for floor action.
Pacetree doctors claim kidneys hold 18 miles of tiny tubes that filter blood and keep health. Most people pass about 3 pints daily and may suffer from burning urination or backache if kidneys or bladder are troubled. Doan’s Pills are advertised as relief, helping kidneys flush waste from blood.
Stephen Hughes seeks a Bolivar diplomatic post but discovers Eleanor Hayden in another man’s arms. After a sharp breakup with Eleanor and a stern rebuke from his uncle John Osborne, Stephen faces a business offer from Stacey Hayden to use his diplomatic cover for sideline gains. He rejects the scheme, resolves self-control, and plans to sail away, while family tensions mount.
The committee chairman visited the White House after the President urged freeing the bill. The President said removing radio monopolists would be a good starter. O'Connor reportedly wrestled with the issue, campaign to defeat it intensifying to the bitter end.
A Cabinet liaison urged O Connor to bury the Connery Bill as the President allegedly sought a future radio czar role with a $150 000 salary and a top assistant. The episode exposed White House pressure on broadcasters and explained heightened network anxiety and prior purges as Washington signals loom. The tale aligns with prior warnings of coming events casting shadows over broadcast policy and oversight.
The Shining Thimbles 4-H Club met at Lake Avenue School with sixteen members and eleven guests. Officers roll called on presidents of the United States. They approved buying a kitchen pitcher and assigning two girls weekly to deliver flowers to the sick, Evelyn and Louise Jabbusch. A health talk by Jabbusch sparked plans for future talks with Barbara Cromling to speak next. Mothers of the girls attended as guests, followed by a “May I” game and refreshment duty by Ruth Anne Smith Laverne Schmitkens Esther Gibbons and Louise Jabbusch.
Oberlin College will hold the Shansi Breakfast at Elmwood Cottage on Sunday June 11 at 8 AM. Ellsworth Carlson of Portland Oregon will be commissioned as the new Shansi student representative, with Mrs Lydia Lord Davis inviting all to attend.
The Dorenkott Hatcheries, Inc. advertises quality baby chicks backed by blood-tested breeders. Located at 22790 Lorain Ave Cleveland CU, contact via phone Clearwater 2678 for feeds supplies and remedies.
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