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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1932
Page
7
The nation endures severe winter as record lows grip the Midwest and West. Snow and freezing temperatures cause deadly traffic and shipboard accidents. Ohio and Pennsylvania report multiple fatalities amid plummeting temperatures and slick streets.
Paris reports Hoover moratorium triggered debt troubles across Europe. Britain plans to pay its December installment with reservations affecting future settlements, while U S officials insist payments be credited to principal and interest. France to wait and see, as diplomacy continues.
Washington, vec. 12 yr Louis Mowe, longtime secretary to Franklin D Roosevelt, toured the offices he and the president elect will occupy after March 4. Lawrence Tichey, confidential secretary to President Monger, guided Rowe through the executive offices in the new administration. Howe is to be attached to the White House staff in the new administration.
Minneapolis dec 1 the city banned pre dawn milk and other home delivery due to hazardous conditions from dim street lighting and driver safety concerns the measure aimed to curb accidents and protect sleepers and pedestrians.
Icy weather across Ohio over the weekend caused multiple fatal accidents as roads froze. Thawing temperatures appeared in parts of the state last night and today while colder air was forecast by the Weather Bureau for tonight.
Thousands of Bigle lodge members joined a ceremony in Columbus to back an old age pension law in Ohio. About 170000 names from all 88 counties were gathered, finalized yesterday, as a 15000 strong parade led by a marching band and a corps marched through city streets with over 5000 spectators along the route.
Two desperadoes John Egan and William Bitten escaped from Sing Sing’s new section by slipping past guards and climbing a 22 foot wall with stolen builders. Sheriff John C. Schumacher seeks information on missing driver J Zilbart of Louisville who vanished while driving with a hitchhiker near Bethany and Franklin Cemetery.
The county health department reported Monday a death from diphtheria in Tinmillon, the first this year. There were few reports of scarlet fever in Collega Corner, and two diphtheria cases in Hamilton, plus one in Hanover township.
Christmas season nears as Santa helpers in Washington prepare for annual deliveries. Post offices close holidays making the task harder this year with Christmas on a Sunday and a Monday observance.
A chaotic robbery at a shop run by Ruth Tich man’s parents ended when a parent figure named Meh imam seized tomato cans and bombarded three thieves. The trio fled with 450 nu erthelugs, while the store sustained minor damage.
Oliver Pope of the Oregon tackle begs off from a trip to Baton Rouge to study instead of traveling with the team for the December 17 clash against Louisiana State. The request was granted by his coach.
A women's retreat at St. Joseph’s church ended Sunday with a large group joining services led by Rev. Joseph De Snyder of Lima who oversaw all services. The event ran nightly for the past week.
John Lord O'Brien, head of the DOJ Antitrust Division, submitted his resignation to President Hoover. The move follows a pattern of officials stepping out as administrations change and reflects the heavy duties tied to antitrust work and major cases awaiting action. O'Brien cited spring timing and ongoing pivotal antitrust litigation as reasons for easing from public service.
Franklin D Roosevelt urged swift relief for the rail system as New York State legislators prepared to debate his proposals on government reorganization. He traveled through a snowbound route to Albany to press the measures, signaling broader federal support for rail improvements.
Thousands of automobile workers, amid welfare mood and polls, filed back to work in Detroit and Michigan cities as assembly lines reopened for 1933 models. Employment numbers surged as plants doubled output overnight.
The state was to finish presenting its evidence in the murder trial of Loven Vrursdale 23, charged with killing his brother Earl 20 and Thelma Woods 17. Prosecutors aimed to conclude after presenting Truesdale’s testimony about the jealous motive and the girl who feared she would reveal the crime, with the defense to follow.
Geneva dispatches say Russian foreign commissar Maxim Litvinet announced the re establishment of normal diplomatic and scanpolar relations with China effective today. In Washington Senator King proposes a resolution disapproving the Hoover administration regrouping program in the Senate today.
A famed aviator linked to the 1920s era adventures becomes a material witness in the mysterious slaying of Capt. Walter Wunderwell. The suspect, associated with William Gay, is questioned as authorities probe the case in Long Beach.
Dee Chienga and Sone Susitino gathered friends for a surprise debut as amateur radio entertainers. Susitino, 18, bought a microphone and equipment but collapsed as they arrived, dying before the performance. The incident left attendees stunned and investigators likely reviewing circumstances.
In Colimins, Ohio, an 80 year old woman died from burns when her clothing caught fire during meal preparation in her home, where she lived alone. A brother in Lancaster, Ohio, reported the incident.
Columbus December report from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce condemns the unemployment insurance plan as “the most menacing revolutionary” legislation in Ohio history. The pamphlet criticizes the commission’s report filed with Governor White and urges members to oppose the plan.
Today in Congress the Senate continues debate on Philippine policy while committees prepare to take up pertinent bills. Veterans and economy panels study expenditures as the Ways and Means panel weighs the fiscal bill. House considers the Treasury-Post Office appropriation amid ongoing committee work.
Dee 12 UP reports Dehwarts 45 of Beyrns injured when a freight train sideswiped another at Pleasantylise siding. A derailed engine car struck, three empty cars were overturned down a bank. injuries listed as neck and shoulder pains.
Wheeling attorney Edward Meeker faces a deer hunting misadventure in Pennsylvania. Friends say he fired a wild shot causing a farmer to demand $60 for the hunter's dead property. He later returned to Pennsylvanian fields seeking access to hunt on farms with permission.
Washington reports a Senate Judiciary Committee debate as prohibition repeal regulation is sent to a sub committee. December hearing in Washington features Mrs Henry W Peabody leading women opponents claiming beer lowers productivity and taxes shift to other levies. applause is forbidden.
TIFF Gilmore a longtime Ohio political figure dies of heart disease at 63. Born in Springfield Massachusetts, he was a grand nephew of Ohio's first governor and spent much of his life in Chillicothe and Columbus. He served as deputy marshal of the state Supreme Court and earlier worked with the Internal Revenue Service, the secretary of state's office, Obie Inns, the Ohio fish and game division, and Rosa County court as a clerk.
A whimsical item notes a survey showing people play a game about judging who may become an airplane pilot. The piece humorously mentions one footed stances and eyes closed as a sort of prior gains, while stressing it is a lighthearted survey on assessing qualifications.
Toledo obituary notes Dr. Horace Newton Allen former minister to Korea and long serving medical missionary in the Far East died Sunday after over five years of illness. He was 74.
This week is observed across Catholic churches in Embar with Wednesday Friday and Saturday set as days of fasting and abstinence. Embar Week is a time for solemn prayer and reflection within the local Catholic community.
Two masked men robbed the Dow drug store at the southwest corner of Vine and Walnut Streets in Cincinnati late last night. They threatened staff and customers with a pistol and escaped with about 80 dollars after rifling the cash registers as customers watched. The holdup lasted about 15 minutes.
Akron Ohio petitions an early January repeal or retention vote on the liquor prohibition amendment. George J. Harter representative elect of Summit County seeks legislative action with W. E. Lewis of Youngstown and Crusaders allies. A joint transition is proposed once the legislature is organized.
London December 12 Sir Samuel Henman Secretary For Ireland explains why he has taken up skating He says watching the carvings of fellow politicians made him fear he would hurt himself if he attempted to talk without tumbling The political scene he adds is growing so strenuous that in ten years only a lightweight boxer will be fit to be prime minister and will pass the park each morning before breakfast
About 400 destitute Mohammedans face food restrictions at soup lines. Welfare department is asked to provide a central shelter and feeding station offering foods permissible for their diet, to ensure meals are suitable for their religious beliefs.
New Haven Conn Yale University awarded six Ohio students honors Adelbert Marting Marion named Norman S Hall scholar and Stone Trust Corporation scholar.
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