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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1932
Page
3
The Technologist states that people under 25 enjoy full-year economic leisure, those over 46 have all time to themselves, and those aged between have three quarters of their time free from economic activity. How is this ratio determined?
A traffic engineer offers pedestrian resolutions for 1933 to reduce deaths and injuries. The list advises against crossing against signals, diagonally, or between intersections, and urges looking for traffic, watching parked cars, and staying on the left side to face oncoming vehicles. It emphasizes leaving room on rough roads and considering how drivers feel behind the wheel.
The American Mining Congress secretary says the mining sector ends the year with a brighter outlook. Taxation and tariff reforms are seen as key, and equitable congressional action could spur recovery, job creation, and renewed capital investment across related industries in the West.
A cluttered calendar forecast for 1983 notes 8 new calendars in late December and an influx of old pad calendars sweeping the land. It presents a 1982 into 1983 message of admonition and hope, urging avoidance of past mistakes and urging action and opportunity for a year of achievement.
A historical health appeal praises progress against tuberculosis and urges continued funding through Christmas seals. The message emphasizes communal duty, affordable giving, and extending support to those with limited means, urging extra purchases to combat the disease and its impact on youth. It also critiques vanity and highlights personal, social, and moral motivations to contribute.
Arthur Brisbane reports insights from Edward Edwards head of the Hitth-Third-Union Trade Co on Cincinnati about individuality in business, expanding giant organizations, and the Federal Reserve legacy linked to Senator Aldrich. He notes shifts after Wiggin’s retirement, then pivots to a satirical-tinged local vignette in Port Myers with a dog and kitten.
Washington dispatch reports Chief Justice Hughes may be shaping a new liberal trend at the Supreme Court, with bets on further rulings against enforcement actions and tighter cooperation with associates. The piece notes Garner’s hard stance on beer policy and hints at court dynamics under secrecy.
A fragmented historical piece traces Ohio families like the Coxes from Herefordshire to New Jersey and Ohio, noting Sunset Cox and family ties to publishing. It blasts dry campaigning, beer legislation, and lobbyists, then pivots to Hoover's press relations, court reforms, and a Treasury medallion. It hints at a hurricane alarm on the Texas coast and Air Force movements.
A fragmentary sermon collection by the Rev. Roy L Smith offers compact maxims on inner strength and moral profit. The text hints at reliance on faith to endure, optimism in leadership, and the value of worldly wealth measured by inner riches rather than external gains.
An itemized column reports a YMCA meeting electing officers C D Atkina W H Meyer and others, a gas explosion at Hann home Utilities Co. with fire department save, and a decade ago obituary and civic notes. Other items note church wardens, a county detective appointment Peter Bell, and numerous social gatherings at St Ann's Elks club and by local families.
Raymond Boller manager at Hamilton agency of Ohio Style Life Insures firm named to its leading Producers club in Columbus by President A S Brandt. He will play an active role in the company arrival agency assembly to be held in Columbus next month.
A vivid report notes many bicycles tricycles and toy vehicles in Timely Santa's pack as Christus Day weather encouraged children to test new locomotion means. The warm spell led to sidewalks full of toy displays and some gifts delayed due to weather, with ties and refusals noted.
New York report details bumper patronage plans after March 4 with 4 recruitment corps drafting a loyalty index for Roosevelt alignment. Hiring targets lower-paid posts, while South and West contenders push for influence. Allied Chemical listing tensions and public scrutiny rise as Eugene Meyer weighs actions.
A religious note quotes Peter about purifying souls and loving one another through the truth and Spirit. It also mentions the late 1940s discovery of a gorilla by American missionaries in West Africa.
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