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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
8
Washington hears testimony on a proposed beer bill and tax plan linking legalization to brewhouse spending and job creation. A House Ways and Means panel weighs revenue projections, while Roosevelt outlines a tight budget with tax hikes and cuts, including veterans benefits.
Senate on Wednesday receives the President's budget message and options to draft a legislative program. Glass resolution to repeal prohibition referred to judiciary. House opens hearings on beer legislation at 10:00 am after receiving the President's message. Chairman Collier of Ways and Means introduces legalization legislation.
Chicago December 7. Two farmer boys describe their experiences driving into the midst of a double slaying while the executioners hovered around the victims and their brother in Roselle Illinois. The defendants Nicholas Maggio 26 and Tony Parsico 38, both Melrose Park area, were found guilty in the high court with no appeal registered.
Ohio senate members from both parties met in Columbus to organize the chamber with a evenly split 16 to 16. Democrats hold patronage influence and Lt. Gov. Vickrey will cast deciding votes. Bateman seeks clerk role while Republicans eye Earl Lewis for majority leadership amid partisan talks.
The Wontan’s Society of Manokin Presbyterian Church asks members to donate jewelry and metal for a “melting pot” fundraiser. Accepts tooth fillings crowns rings bracelets watches spectacles and other metal items to raise funds for the church.
Gallipong Ohio 100 year old Veo Meceuly McCormick died last night widow of Rev John W McCormick elected to Congress in 1864. Report notes her long life and local ties. Separate item: New national transportation committee led by Calvin Coolidge opens three day hearing in New York to gather ideas from 18 organizations on the U S transport system.
Officials today checked records to recover securities looted from a registered mail pouch in Chicago. Five masked robbers overpowered guards and escaped with the pouch containing non negotiable securities valued under 100000 pounds. The incident led to a high alert as authorities track the suspects and review postal routes.
A postal office incident reports a bread loaf misweighing that initially suggested insufficient postage. After weighing again the next day, the loaf showed a surplus rather than a shortage due to overnight drying effects. Local clerks and the baker were notified, and the matter appeared resolved.
Congress faces a heavy financial load from Hoover. Democrats must balance the budget, raise revenue, and cut expenditures. The President’s plan to consolidate bureaus and reorganize agencies is controversial but necessary as the nation seeks relief from the deficit.
Washington Dec 7 Congress opens the short session aimed at funding the federal government. President Hoover urges deep economy and a general sales tax plus federal pay cuts to balance the budget. The House and Senate begin with discussions on the president's budget message and tax proposals.
Secretary Mills pushes Congress to adopt a 24.4 percent general sales levy for manufacturers after Treasury report shows proposed excise taxes failed to raise expected revenue. He calls for repeal of earlier measures and argues for budget cuts to avert large deficits while proposing extending the one cent gallon tax to boost revenue.
In Treesdale, Loren faces first degree murder charges for killing his brother Earl and the 17 year old Thelman Woods. Thelman Woods’s friend Tortha Krure testified that the trio were at a dance hall before the slayings. The girl was last seen departing with Loren in his automobile on Memorial Day 1931.
Mrs. Dorothy Fuldheim, author and lecturer, urges a plan where women pledge to shed ten pounds in six months to ease the farm problem. She argues Detroit appetites and crop conditions misalign, proposing practical measures to bolster agriculture. Borah proposes repeal of the Home Loan Bank Act and abolition of the system created to liberalize home mortgage conditions, introduced in Congress.
Detachment 7 Ay authorized 126 World War veterans to stay several days in ngtan after protests over eviction and a July riots crackdown. Leaders plan to petition Congress for bonuses and rally against federal action. Authority came via Emmanuel Levine, leader of the “gonk and ile veterans.” Major Finest Brow, police official, said housing plans involve two depots in Phunity.
Ungsneimted Freya Rafhenow reports in Premully Germany that a 400 pound hydrogen container exploded at the J. Q. Parkin Artificial Silk works killing ten workers and injuring about ten others. The inside fate of eighty workers was unclear as the plant suffered severe damage.
Washington reports Schuyler, a Republican, took the oath as Senator from Colorado to fill the seat left by Walter Walker, who served by appointment for two days. A Belgian ambassador May presented a note to Secretary Bunyon seeking an extension of the war debt moratorium.
The Farm Board urged Congress to raise agricultural prices to match public commodity levels. A special report found stabilization operations ineffective in achieving this goal, citing multi-pronged challenges in boosting farmer income.
Washington, Dec. 7. President Haver asked Congress to cap federal highway aid to 40,000,000 for 1934 and prohibit further appropriations until treasury conditions improve, signaling a retrenchment in federal spending. Hobby Show Committee Meets at Y Thursday. First meeting of the Tyron M G A Boys Show committee set for 4:20 p.m. chaired by Carl Bartels Jr with Adolph Deegset, Russell Huston, and H R Groavenor. more members expected after the session.
Washington Del.—A proposed 4,000,000 appropriation for the Farm Board during the next fiscal year was recommended to the President and the annual budget. The increase of 200,000 over the present year aims to eliminate administrative furloughs and streamline agency operations.
Paris reports Premier Herviot will delay any policy decision on debts to the United States until after consultations with British Prime Minister MacDonald and Chancellor Chamberlain. The two premiers plan to confer on the matter upon Chamberlain’s arrival tonight and discuss the financial situation.
Mia Bricker of Uniontown died when a car carrying her and husband was side swiped by another vehicle on the Canton Akeen road near Alliance. Bricker was killed in the Dec 7 wreck as first responders arrived. Police are investigating the collision and identifying the other driver.
A Tuesday incident saw boys punished by their parents after throwing rocks at the Slack Clawson company plant at Second and Vina Streets. Patrolman Jae McFan intervened. no charges were filed.
President Hoover urged fiscal restraint and tax measures to cut the deficit. He proposed a 244 percent sales tax, a continuation of a gasoline tax, and 11 percent cuts in many departments. Benefits to veterans would be reduced by 27 million dollars, with 4 219 808 041 in new appropriations. He forecast a current deficit of 1 141 478 907 and a next year shortfall near 507 million unless tax and economy programs pass.
Sheriff John M. Salzmann of Cuyahoga County was ousted from action on gambling at race tracks. County commissioners planned to install Chief Deputy CG Albert as successor, who would name Salzmann chief deputy. The ouster affects his current term, expiring January 1.
Secretary Mills presents the annual revenue report to Congress noting drastic declines in high income taxpayers from 1930 to 1981. Taxpayers with incomes over 100000 fell from 15,730 in 1923 to 3,142 in 1930 and further declines continued, with substantial drops in tax collections across brackets.
Seek England reports Adton Robinson marks his golden wedding anniversary by noting he stayed home every night for 50 years except one when he rose to help a sick friend. He says keeping power in the family has been easy and calm.
Patchy OCR notes state a dress requirement for freshmen in a dining room during a break period at a Connecticut agricultural college. Mentions a person in charge and references a dress code rule, with limited legible names and dates.
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