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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1933

Page

7

Great program for Miami Conservancy plan favored

President elect Roosevelt supports a coordinated Great Miami Conservancy project linking reforestation reclamation agricultural development and hydro power. The plan aims to canalize the Great Miami River and develop cheap power while spreading federal aid across Ohio Valley regions including Hamilton and Butler counties. Initial surveys could start within three years if Tennessee basin tests prove feasible, with employment for over 200000.

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August Petzold Death Rites Wednesday

August Petzold, longtime resident of Tamilon, died aged 90. Funeral rites are planned for Wednesday at the home of his daughter in Keword Jaudey. Surviving are several children and grandchildren. he operated a curd business before retirement and was former head of a college in Hevlin Germany.

Kk. Pelaard Fariliem Sian Keword Jaudey Mr. Peluahd Cermany Tamilon Agen Hevlin Germany My Am SM Volanil Mia Taudine Petvald Olle Petzold Ail Mes Pvard Jnniler Af Gineininnthy Thereman Petzold Willian Petro Jimove Hoefeld Willinng

Arrest Hueys Seize 420 Gallons Liquor in Raid

Hueys and two defendants, ages 44 and 16, were jailed on $7,400 bond after authorities seized 420 gallons of whisky and a V2 gallon container during a raid in Flamington. The case, reported to Willian P. Molmaniniy Commission, involved five alleged rum runners using a Pontiac vehicle to move liquor from a garage to a nearby residence.

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Firemen Kept on Run Amid City Fire Emergency

Fire department faced a manpower strain as nine companies reduced their live fighting force. A morning blaze near Dixie Highway caused serious damage at William Wissman’s home, with flames spreading to a porch and carport before containment.

William Wissman Dixie Highway Canitmiedt

Blizzard Strikes Hamilton Area Paralyzing City Traffic

Colder weather after a blizzard sent temperatures plummeting to near zero. Snow and windblanketed streets as police reported accidents and widespread outages. lights failed on East Hamilton streets while city crews worked to clear roads.

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Fragmented OCR Brief From Journal News Features

An OCR sketch summarizing scattered items from Journal News features and Hamilton Daily News clippings. It mentions names, events, and items like “Tear Strings” and “New Work Pay live Day,” but details are incomplete and uncertain.

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Notice to Readers Advance Subscriptions Transfer

All paid to advance subscriptions to the Hamilton Daily News will be continued by the Journal-News with full credit allowed to the expiration date. AN Daily News insurance policy holders will likewise be given prompt price consideration. Present policies remain in force until expiration.

Hamilton Daily News Journal-News Daily News

Personal Property Tax Blanks Mailed In Butler County

About 8 000 personal property tax blanks were mailed from the county auditor's office with returns due February 18 to April 1. Tax payment or half the levy is due 10 days after mailing. The new tax law caused confusion, but officials expected fewer return difficulties this year. Returns must show postal savings deposits as of November 20, 1919, at a rate of $2 per $1,000. court cases over invested certificates may affect taxation.

Ming Les Minster Tish Cetificates Hennis Ryan Mimillen County Common Pleng Careyith Weluims

Boy Hurt When Ladder Falls Near Adams Home

Richard Adams age 3, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Adams, was playing under a ladder that toppled from a porch at 935 Weller Avenue on a Sunday afternoon. He sustained lip injuries and a dented tree, then was taken to Moray Hospital where he was treated and discharged into the care of his family physician.

Nttfe Richard Adans Walter Adams Weller Ays Richard Hig Hower Moray Hospital

Report auto thieves en route to Hamilton

A group of men from Taree were reported to have stolen an automobile in Cednevilley Ohio and were traveling toward Hamilton. The theft originated from Pawl Ove, Coderville, with Renee Stal noted in the incident.

Hamilton Cednevilley Ohio Pawl Coderville Renee Stal

Attorney General to Attend Butler County Bar Dinner

Ohio's John W. Bricker has accepted an invitation to the Butler County Bar Association annual midwinter dinner. Chief Justice Carl V. Weygandt of the Ohio Supreme Court will speak on Our Changing Profession, with Justice Sidge Wil PL Stephenson and delegation from Preble and Warren counties in attendance. Music will be provided by Nate Konin, violinist, and Mr. Malley, pianist.

Robert Me Sohngen Butler County Bar Association John W. Bricker Ohio’ Power Association Tamiltan Ehh Carl V. Weygaudt Ohio Supreme Court Sidge Wil PL Stephenson Suprem Court Preble Wareen Middleton Fy Nate Konin Mr. Malley Wail

Recognition Rites For Girls Hi Y at the YWCA

A Girls Hi Y recognition service was held at the YWCA with Nica Hamilton High School leaders presiding. Speaker Mrs. Row Wetzel urged members to keep four guiding ideals in mind as they commit to service and character, ending with a candlelight circle and musical farewell.

A. Reengiliony Servier Nica Hamilton High School Hie Velab Jewine Tack Mavie Zoller Servier Miss Zaller Misa Thelma Kurey Casaay Row Wetzel Thei Steve Avithons Vier Contrsson

Martha Farmer Sues For Divorce In Kentucky Court

Martha Farmer seeks a divorce from Melvin Warmer in common pleas court at Newport Kentucky. The petition says they were married in 1940 and have a son aged four and a half. She alleges neglect to support him and provide a home. asks custody and alimony.

Martha Farmer Melvin Warmer Utave Aberc Midkilelowin Martha Marmer Common Pleas Tay Oliver Hey Newport

Hamilton Daily News to Merge with Evening Journal

Announcement states Hamilton Daily News will merge Monday with Wigginsor Evening Journal. The merged paper will be independent in politics, aiming to serve readers with candidates and policies. Officers of the Hamilton Daily News and corporate figures explain the move as economically sound for Tama town.

Jasno Hamilton Neves Fn Wiginlor Evening Journal Cae Enbeerbers Angetol Life Hamilton Daily News Tne G. &. Beeler Mary M. Beckett RK. Vaughn Secerery Tamaillon Ein Esish Ily Ural Samad Ecanontia Envilition Mi. C Marailton Daily News Journal Daily News

Y.M.C.A. Forms Housing Club for Boys Hiking

The Y M C A announces a new housing club for boys focusing on hiking, nature, and outdoor life. An evening meeting at 71a will discuss organization, and a similar program may expand to East Jing and Lindenwald.

West Bide Arthur Vallee Jing and Lindenwald

Williams Home Robbed at 125 Lcot, Burglarized

Police reported a burglary at Walter Willan's home at 215 Watan Avon. A ring frame, clothing, shoes, trousers, and unknown items were taken. Investigators trail lead to 195, with Mrs WH Hise Vent exchanging items, while night watch reported loud noises.

Walter Willan Watan Avon Élolon

City bids for coal and poles for municipal works

The city invites bids to supply 25 000 tons of coal and to issue 200 sedans and several poles for the city light department. William Welsh chairs the proceedings as the municipal authorities outline the procurement schedule and agency responsibilities for February.

Wiliam Welsh Puréliesiaigy

Fitton Heard At B G R Meeting

Stewart Fitton, a favored speaker, was highlighted at the meeting Sunday. Mrs Jithan shared travel tales from around the world, including embers, plants, and unique methods of transportation, with many remarks about various countries.

Fitton B.G. R Stewart Fitton Srom Nera Jithan Sears Aye

St Josephs Reunion Highlights Parish Strength and Talks

Members and friends gathered Sunday at St Josephs School Hall for a reunion with a council report on parish finances. Father Cogan led discussions on city and parish conditions, joined by Assistant Pastor Byrne and speaker Henry Ruchkaya. The event featured performances by the Boys Band and songs, followed by a supper organized by Mrs George Sebwarls and volunteers.

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Affray Recall At Excello Parole For Meadows

In common pleas court at Excello James Fugate and Liver Fugate plus cousin Oscar Pugate were sentenced to penitentiary or reformatory for shooting at a neighbor. Arthur Meadows and Meadows’s son paroled after testimony about a pistol pointed at Meadows and a shotgun fired at the neighbor’s home. The judge considered parole for Meadows amid conflicting witness statements and defense assertions.

James Owe Pugate Common Pleas Reformatory Excelly Oscar Pugate Arthur Meadows James Fugate Liver James Sidhansy Kiocelle Ancemrhey VF Dudge Boyd Len Manstichl Reformatory Cheendale Ohio Meadows Aether Meadows Paul She Baden Die Magntes Meadowa

Force Autos Open Groceries Stolen

A damaged report describes multiple thefts of groceries from cars parked on Court Street and nearby streets. Items valued at several dollars were taken from autos while doors were left ajar, with one incident noting a theft worth about 72 dollars. The text names residents and streets but details are garbled.

Suniday Lyo A. GC. Yuigrle Moyes Avenue Court Street Willy Benninghofen Avenue

State worker position abolished at Columbus office

Mrs Wetzel’s state work is abolished effective 15 with the secretary of state notifying Columbus. The change ends the safety inspector role and saves about 5000 dollars yearly. Wetzel and Dr Wetzel are noted in context with moves to Wilmington and references to local schools.

Columbus Wetzel Northg Hand BR. TT. Wetzel Winnilton Wniies Teehure Dolphs Cliths Tve Welzel

Maximun yvestersiay 21 Mimi last night

The readable fragments mention a date and a numeric code with unclear context. Key proper nouns and numbers are present but lack clear events or names to form a complete action. The text resembles a truncated report with scattered figures. Further readable details are required for a coherent summary.

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