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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1933
Page
3
Kane confronts the unknown assailant in a locked house scene as Chief Chivington investigates. A hidden egg in the Briley mansion reveals a sarong tied to a deadly plot, with Kane puzzling over clues and a dangerous pursuit through the estate.
The Paragon hosts a big stage event featuring Noreen Paramount Rieland Vix and Sam Harding aca with Gary Looper Wynne Gil von Charica Laughton Jack Oukie Pimiis Hoo and others. The program promises a million dollars worth of entertainment and standout performances by listed cast.
A Millville gathering featured a youth night at the Kyaf PS hall with several families and prizes. Attendees enjoyed oysters and refreshments while the youth group presented speeches and songs.
The School of Right Thinking will meet Tuesday at X o clock in Room 80 percent First National Building with Mrs Wortha Betz as leader.
A compact list of church activities for the week shows services and meetings at Zion Lutheran First Baptist St. Joseph Catholic West Side and others. Tuesday cottage prayer, Sunday school teacher meeting, special services at St John, Bible hour at 7 20 pm, and various parish gatherings led by named members with locations including 7220 Bible hour and 806 Marlin avenue. Community groups also plan consistory and youth events with prayers and devotions across multiple churches.
The governor urges immediate steps to cut spending to match available appropriations for six months in 1934, warning that excessive disbursements threaten fiscal stability. He calls for tight monitoring by the finance director and notes that overruns would increase deficits for the year. He expresses concern over political disagreements and emphasizes support for essential state duties while reducing nonessential expenditures.
Roosevelt presses for a balanced budget with new taxes if needed and insists Congress must act on fiscal reforms. He highlights priorities to fund federal government and reduce deficits while tackling a range of issues including cabinet selections and domestic plans.
The article notes actions to be undertaken with individual nations toward settling war debts and adjusting tariff policies. It emphasizes diplomatic steps and economic terms to achieve broader financial stability amid postwar trade considerations.
Congress movers pursue an emergency plan to funnel billions into farmers' payments with hopeful prospects. A Senate judiciary panel will study a 2 percent beer bill while a banking reform measure heads for Senate action after House debate on an appropriations bill. The scene reflects urgent legislative activity as lawmakers seek quick action on fiscal packages.
The governor calls legislators to adopt the Taine Duck amendment to the federal constitution, arguing that a delayed inauguration and ongoing Congress hinder progress. Senate and House joint session approve the secretary of state's canvass. a bill to dissolve heredity senate opposition is introduced, while coal gains lift Ohio’s economy amid political tension.
Bill Eadhed a first offense fine of 100 dollars. Brown urges lawmakers to take action, pledging to present arguments for and against. voters and citizens urged to weigh conscience and judgment in governing, noting the powerful have strong representation while the underrepresented lack access.
A fragmented quotation urges an end to petty partisanship and provincialism. It calls for the general assembly and all representatives to dedicate themselves to the service of the people. The archaic wording reflects a parliamentary tone and concerns civic duty.
At the Hausilton board of education meeting on Monday in Monoy Bouth Second street offices all officers were re elected unanimously. KB Thughen remains president with C. WL Eikenberry as vice president and Charles St. Moldetor as treasurer. Clerk Lor tava retained. The term runs one year marking My. Hughes as president for the ninth consecutive year. Hallefer continues as clerk treasurer since 1912 with full board present including 4. B. Hughes C. M. Eikenberry Mrs. Mary M. Buckett Eovig Soth gen and HA Hughes.
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Kise were conducted Saturday at 2 30 p m at 627 Rassen avenue and St Johns Evangelical church. Rev Kuether delivered an eloquent sermon praising her life devotion to family and neighbors. Bearers included August Kisel son of Pittsburgh and four sons Indaw Hroest Burkhardt Charles Over George Polster John Glenn and grandson Haveli Shwolky. Interment followed in Green-Wood Cemetery with floral offerings described as simple and beautiful.
The United Presbyterian hospital sewing unit will hold an all day sewing session on Thursday at the parish house with a covered dish lunch.
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