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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
13
Upton Sinclair appears to have won cautious blessing of the New Deal and a definite promise of financial aid as he conducts a whirlwind East Coast tour.
Republican leaders, citing reports from Hyde Park, say Socialist-turned Democrat Sinclair pressures President Roosevelt to back his end poverty in California program. Sinclair, seen near Hopkins, claims federal funds would support the plan if he wins. Republicans aim to tie Sinclair to the New Deal before election day.
The Ohio Utilities Commission in Columbus ruled Ohio Bell Telephone Co. must refund by December 5 twelve million dollars in excess charges to subscribers statewide. The final order lowers the prior refund by more than three hundred thousand to fix an error. Bell attorneys intend to seek supreme court orders blocking payment. Protests from Cleveland and F avena were overruled.
The Dendrobium, an orchid genus in Singapore’s vicinity, flowers richly every six weeks with vibrant blossoms one day and withered blooms the next. Ogden Nash announces The Intelligent Man's Brief Guide to Everything as a forthcoming book.
Circle No of the Methodist church met at Mrs E E Dettmans Colonial apartments with ten members and three guests. The session opened with prayer, business followed, and refreshments were served at the close. Additional notes cover N R A W club events and other local society activities.
Contemporaries note a shift from Wild West heroes to flying aces. Col Rocque Turner says youths admire speed and endurance, and urges guidance to build model planes as a pursuit for the younger generation.
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