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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1932
Page
3
The post office department concedes that a three-cent first class letter rate failed to increase revenue and instead reduced it. It notes the law of diminishing returns, arguing taxpayers won’t write letters and won’t use a three-cent stamp when a one-cent postcard suffices.
Mayor Anton Cermak urges a clean up of Chicago and proposes licensing establishments selling beer to confine on premise consumption to ground floor restaurants. The plan aims to eliminate saloons beer flats and other venues that violate law and sparked past prohibition waves.
The essay urges feeding birds during snowy seasons when natural food is scarce. It laments a dreary world without birds and argues humans owe sparrows and other species sustenance through crumbs and bread pieces, preserving their beauty and songs.
The democrats chosen in November pledge economy in public affairs starting the new year. They plan to reduce office forces and cut expenses where possible, fulfilling campaign promises amid current conditions. Strong belief exists that pre election pledges will be kept as the election passes.
Democrats attending the Victory dinner in Cincinnati on Saturday January 1 will hear James A. Farley, national chairman. Farley, as leader of the party, helped nominate and elect Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He organized delegates who supported Roosevelt at Chicago and directed a campaign that secured victory for democracy.
The annual drive for Christmas in Every Monte in Hamilton again exceeds prior years. With 1600 families to assist, heightened voluntary giving, grocery store barrels, food donations, and baskets offer a chance to spread Christmas cheer. The appeal recalls Christ’s teaching to care for the least of these and urges broad community support.
Arthur Brisbane commentary mocks romantic wartime debts and heroic legends. It mocks tales of Pocahontas and Captain Smith while crediting Rockefeller for fundraising advice. It notes iron and life-bearing meteors and ends with a tease about continued discussion on page 10.
Beloved believe not every spirit but test them to see if they are of God for many false prophets have gone into the world by John’s teaching. Know the Spirit of God by those who confess that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh.
Washington reports that the Glass banking reform bill faces deadly opposition and may be killed byFinance factions aimed at blocking wild finance measures. Hoover and Mills push the measure, while Glass negotiates with reserve-board allies Walcott and Townsend. Al Smith eyes cabinet role as party lines shift. A note on security for reporters follows, recounting a senate employee’s gun protection debate after a government expense story.
A survey of vest pocket voting in Ohio’s abolition of public ballot forms and the 1854 Sherman era, with notes on press tactics, fiscal forecasts for 1933, and cabinet prospects under Roosevelt. The report mentions Mills’ treasury maneuvers, dry versus wet sentiments, and Garner’s bid for speaker, alongside Jehol’s Jehol activity and spring expectations.
John Dolland, a distinguished English optician, asserts that postwar Britain has risen to become one of the world’s leading feeding producers. He cites Latin America as a key market and argues the empire’s strategy hinges on water power potential, describing it as a sure route to power and influence.
Service truck drivers on Court Street recall Patrolman Harry Garver for keeping spaces clear during heavy snow and busy hours. John Bippus, a Hamilton officer, gains notice for versatility as interpreter and multitasker while Miss Adeline Zaller and Ruth Molter headline Christmas homecomings from Capital University. A Wool advertisement praising fleece and strength accompanies local nostalgia and a recall of Race Street’s Billy Botemer memory.
The Inte' Thomas Boyd chaired American Seating reports a nine month net gain of 265,254 after taxes and charges ending September 30, versus a net loss of 737, HEAL in the prior year period.
December fourteenth sales and reports of deaths and anniversaries across Hamilton. Notable items include the passing of August Benninghofen at Central Avenue aged about a century, a severe brain concussion from a fall near High Street, and multiple social events such as golden wedding anniversaries and birthdays. Also noted are an election-related injury on South Second Street, a hospital death at Meres General, and local church leadership reappointment.
New York reports a consensus that Britain will repay its debt on December 16 under the current terms and progress may hinge on joint American British policy shifts. Experts foresee Gold imports from India stabilizing the pound while strains in Empire trade prompt fears of market interventions and Franco Japanese alignments amid the debt dispute.
Fractured text discusses nations yielding, chosen people, and government serving others. It references prophets, leaders, and moral failing themes, hinting at reform or awakening but remains garbled and incomplete.
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