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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1930
Page
4
The Commercial Tribune lists Associated Press rights and local news origin noting price details for daily and Sunday copies. It shows Sunday date June 8 1930 and price 2 cents daily, 7 cents Sunday, with AP permission statements.
A collection of brief maxims on fortune fame trade sense and folly from Colton Sophocles Franklin Aeschylus Emerson Publius Voltaire Bridges Young Riley Hazlitt Fuller Norris Yriarte and Jacobi. Each line offers a compact reflection on life judgment and human nature.
In Cincinnati, Judge Charles W Hoffman promotes extending juvenile court jurisdiction to age twenty one, arguing prevention and probation work best. The feature also notes a social work staff shortage, projected growth, and the need for trained workers across family welfare agencies.
New York World News Service sketches broad city life with wry bites about Broadway transit parks and theater crowds. The piece notes tourists misreading Herald Square, Sixth Avenue, and the Central Park benches, with amid jokes about diamonds, dining, and the theater zone. A Chicago millionaire hides in a small hotel as a banker probes his whereabouts.
In London De WITT MacKENZIE recounts the Dowager Begum of Bhopal, a decisive reformer and advocate for women’s uplift. She funded free schools and compulsory primary education, opposed unveiled dress yet allowed unveiled photos, and, on abdication, donated about 50 million dollars to propagate Islam in India. Her death marks the loss of a pivotal Indian Muslim ruler.
The piece urges staying busy after job loss to avoid mental decline. It warns that whining signals unfitness to employers and reduces hiring chances, and notes that continued earnings keep a worker valued by bosses.
Rev W R Inge and Dr F W Norwood address the divorce question at a church conference. Inge proposes a non-church marriage option and a state role for recognizing two kinds of nuptials while maintaining a strict Christian vow. Norwood urges divorce be almost impossible for Christians and warns against imposing Christian law where belief is absent, urging guidance on birth control and personal responsibility.
A Vienna report says the Bible line "For I the Lord thy God am a jealous God" may be revised as the translators misrepresented God as wrathful. Benjamin Donath and Cardinal Gasquet reportedly led the revision effort pointing to Acts of Hebrew Greek translators around 270 BCE and urging Protestant bodies to adopt a kinder rendering. World-Wide News Serv. Inc. Boston, Mass.
In Washington the Senate lobby inquiry exposes the foolishness of private letters read publicly. Prominent figures, including Hoover administration officials, face commented scrutiny as fake tributes and hoaxes surface, highlighting concerns over political image and security.
Pierre van Paassen discusses a beer tax in Germany and a postponed revolt, noting Bavarian fascists and the central government. He also surveys Paris Grand Boulevard cafes like Cafe Brebant, their history since 1805, and the shift to banks and theaters.
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