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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
7
Amid White House discussions, senators, industrial leaders and experts weigh Hull’s fit in a Roosevelt cabinet. Debates touch on a sales tax, highway funding, and relief programs while Roosevelts plans include appointing a secretary of state and considering a new attorney general.
Police detain three Cleveland men Vincent Vaccaro 49 Tony Vaccaro 49 and John Ryeso 13 for federal authorities on charges of passing counterfeit five dollar bills in several Northern Ohio towns. The case centers on spurious currency recovered during the investigation.
Industrial activity rose in the Cleveland Federal Reserve district in January after holidays and year end irregularities. Automobiles and new models led production gains, suggesting continued strength into early February amid a higher year, with manufacturing steps pointing to a quicker pace in factory output.
New York dated Feb 1 reports the New York Times published a Detroit dateline interview with Henry Ford praising a future driven by machines. He says progress hinges on technocracy as a new era dawns despite Briggs strike woes.
Legislative leaders prepared to press for a House committee investigation into Gunensey county officials over a bribe claim tied to a Dill measure. William Campbell of Gersney denials delays a subpoena until an affidavit is filed. A capital briefing shows a broad farm aid program under debate to ease mortgage and price pressures for farmers as Congress weighs domestic allotment and credit measures.
A bank robbery in Waynesville led to charges against Clifford, 25, of Richmand, Ind, and Howard Wells, 23, of fear dahanatt for a $5,000 heist. They pleaded guilty to taking $3,100 during the holdup, with authorities confirming the confession after the September incident at the Waynesville national bank.
Gertrude Schneider, 16, a freshman at Alliance High School, attempted suicide by shooting herself after a quarrel with her mother. Police reported the incident today and said she was hospitalized with a fair chance of recovery from a bullet wound to the stomach. The report indicates a domestic dispute preceded the act and notes the girl’s age and school status. Budget news notes 1933 34 state budget ready for presentation late next week.
Judge Charles F.B. Schaber of Bueyrns was reappointed to the chamber of Ure Utes by Governor Charge White. The appointment fills an unexpired term left by Adlarney Cen dobn Wo Reckner, with entry into the new office expected after a three-week interval.
U S Steel Corp reduced dividends on its preferred shares to ease earnings in a historic move by the world’s greatest industrial concern. The cut affects quarterly payments, signaling broader financial adjustments within the company amid evolving market conditions.
Washington reports President elect Roosevelt is shaping congressional action. He backs an amendment to the bankruptcy laws via LaCiwardia Makeown support, and the House adopts it by a large majority. Senate must fix defects before passage, with further Rooseveltian influence on farm debt relief and emergency foreclosure prevention under consideration.
Feb 1 report from Bohn says Tageblatt announced the Reichstag dissolved by order of the president and chancellor. Confirmation was unavailable. Hitler and Vice Chancellor von Papen reportedly met with President von Hindenburg to discuss immediate dissolution of the Reichstag. The news notes broad concern about collapse of the government and possible far reaching political shifts.
The Whittemore bill seeks to ease delinquent taxes with extended payment over five years and increased prompt payment discounts from two percent to thirteen percent. It would apply penalties only as a single interest charge and aim to reduce collections by delaying charges while encouraging timely payments.
An elaborate cafeteria with equipment for 300 sits idle in Laniville's new educational building amid government, remittance, and employee constraints. Postmaster Crass fears failures if necessary modern equipment is not installed, while officials hope no one is harmed by the stalled project.
Columba G Mes 1 reports the state utilities controller plans to resign after four years as superintendent of the state utilities commission. The move appears to end a contentious tenure and triggers leadership changes at the agency.
House Democrats clashed over a proposal to raise tariffs amid a tense Senate debate. The dispute centered on funding appropriations and timing as lawmakers sought to control spending, with party leaders urging restraint while critics warned of economic consequences.
Owing to garbled text, the item reports John Russell, 35, a watchman, admitting he shot and killed his employer after delaying Bacrwty a grocery, claiming he mistook him for a danger on Partrain's state. A Harmony Lodge No. 14 meeting was held at their hall on Main and Boetgeets.
The Brotherhood of the Unital Church of Christ holds an open meeting Thursday night at the church. The session will discuss the topic What is Your Conseience, aiming to engage members in a thoughtful dialogue on spiritual duties and community involvement.
Columbus, Feb. 1. A city man winner of a farmer award at Ohio State University earlier this year received recognition for work under the farm program. Ralph J. Vavinn of Cantor led in overseeing grants and three-year efforts in fruit production and poultry specialization. Other competitors included Lenard Be Clever of Shiloh Wak Wilbye Wo Keynikis of Glens Like Vasian and Rexnolite in the fruit and poultry fields.
President elect Roosevelts plans to include philanthropist S Garner from Pe to the cabinet table as a pave of its wiere presidential office. The neway a permen of this Tarsdee Ma Rangevelt aiselavet that if he was first sngeitaded thin practice that wate put, matters by President Uneding in TRY ales view pwesidential namin in WD Mx.
Maurice Fitzgerald 86 died at home Wednesday. Survived by son Murray of Illinois. two brothers, Puglon and Tare, both in Pennsylvania. sister Mary Fitzgerald of West Chester. Funeral arrangements announced later.
Washington stirs as a congressional committee hears a proposal to monetize silver. A Alabama witness urges selling silver to back a monetary reserve, claiming it would trigger broader economic expansion and currency inflation under the bill presented.
The will of George W. Kirn of Holliston filed for probate Wednesday divides his estate equally among two sisters Leonora and Crevice By Mite and a brother Charles OU. The estate includes 000 in personal property. The will, dated May 18, 1928, names the division and appoints the brother as executor.
Brief ran item notes a Junior Order regular meeting held Tuesday night with members Hiller Chath Sosy dn and AL My in attendance. Obit bell noted.
Akron area notices indicate New Zep aviation team plans an April flight. Details are scarce due to garbled text but the report references a scheduled date and mentions related personnel and observers.
A garbled report discusses a proposed concession tied to a league and mentions nations, governance, and potential seats. The text references seating and institutional concern but lacks clear names, dates, or specific actions to identify a concrete outcome or parties involved.
Terence were scouted today by Dana King, director of athletics at the University of Cincinnati, amid rumors the university considers withdrawing from the Buckeye group. The fragmentary report discusses scheduling, home games, and campus relations, with unclear quotes and several garbled phrases.
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