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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1933
Page
7
Columbus reports that legislators pressed repeal ideas on liquor laws and prohibition measures while awaiting federal action. Governor Whitlam seeks caution, warning against rapid changes that could cause chaos, as debates consider abolishing the state prohibition department and tax changes.
Congress debates repeal legislation as Hemocratic leadership races to remove obstacles. Hearings on constitutional and prohibition facets proceed while states and voters face potential federal action. Witnesses weigh impacts on prices, equal rights, and national policy amid partisan tensions.
Troi Columbus reported that Cnet Nlander of Mansfield was elected President of the Ohio Association of Paving Corprnelard at a meeting. A. W. Simpson of Federal Asphalt Paving Co. of Dayton and other officials including Simpson and John Simpson of Dayton were named as executive members.
George P. Barling, 58, son of late Tate Hubert Earling former president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, died of heart disease last night. He formerly lived in Marion.
Warner prepares to marry Pauline Jordan aboard an airplane in Oklahoma City on Sunday at noon, with a parachute jump anticipated as part of the ceremony.
Cherbourg reports the L Atlantique, a French liner on the South American run, wrecked by fire in the English Channel. About 170 crew abandoned to small boats were rescued or picked up by a German steamer Ruby and other vessels as a military seaplane investigates salvage and crew status.
Two men were killed and others wounded in a mine fight at Peabody Mine No 7 near Kincaid. Deputies patrolled the area after clashes that included sniping from concealed spots and threats to responders.
Admiral Byrd denied receiving a pension and pledged to quit any pension payments if Congress repeals a law enabling veterans without war injuries to receive pensions. He responded to criticism from the House and Senate over his $4,200 annual government relief pay while leading the National Economy League and addressing Senator Robinson’s demand to return the pension.
A Chicago bootlegger faces constant Prohibition enforcement while City Seater Jao Grein reports alcohol distributing agencies shorting bootleggers. Investigations reveal five gallon storage centers delivering less than claimed, with three female workers implicated in misrepresentation.
Washington Jan 4 A movement to reorganize the house Republicans into a more cohesive group under Representative Snell of New York. Leaders trim membership to 117 but aim to place the best qualified in key committee roles for a fortified position in two years.
Police detain a new suspect in the Steese homicide after comparing descriptions and seized a weapon with a metal visor and a windbreaker jacket. A young woman was kidnapped the previous Friday after withdrawing nearly F200 from an East Side bank and later found deceased beside a car along a remote road 14 miles away.
Columbus attorney Bettman announces the resumption of his legal practice in Columbus with four goings ahead. Shively’s term ends when Attorney General Gilbert Vettrean departs. Zuber also plans to resume practice here. In Cincinnati, Judge Boyd grants motions to quash service of summons in three accident-related suits.
President Roosevelt will meet Democratic leaders in New York to review the legislative outlook for the short session ending March 4. Key topics include balancing expenditures and taxes, avoiding or scheduling a special session, agency reorganization, farm relief, and bear hill legislation amid Hoover objections.
A noisy bill discussion outlines measures to curb the real estate levy. Proposals include a rebate on highway improvement assessments and a general retail sales tax, with exemptions for producer-distributed food. Oakley Spaghéi backs a 0.0 percent rate, claiming large revenue effects.
George S. Myers announced the appointment of Doh Py Brenona of Colomius as commissioner of the motor vehicles department and of disse T. Sell at loktord Mareer county, 15 assistant commissioner of motor vehicles. Brennan Hellsasy nid & ceeds Chalnoraft, B surereds Maward.
The body of Mack Pickford, kin to the Passion Mary, left for Cal ifornia aboard the Hurapa voyage. The ship’s mission was non cannoned, with presumed intentions unclear. The plan was to transport the remains to the United States aboard Europa, amid funeral details and burial arrangements.
A 1932 tag crackdown targets motorist offenders in Youngstown. The drive, supported by U. and local authorities, requires a $10 deposit from each violator and continues as enforcement expands this week.
Senate and House proceedings include hearings on veterans affairs unemployment relief and inflation controls. Committees debate economic stabilization, retirement pay for aides, and farm relief while a Hoover message urges world economic conference participation.
Reports from Peiping and Nanking describe renewed clashes as Chinese forces reinforce positions in northern China. Militias led by Chang Wsvie-Liang mobilize as skirmishes erupt along major routes. A reported death toll reaches 540 among combatants and civilians amid street fighting that devastates cities and heightens fears of broader war.
Fragmentary wedding notice reveals a tragedy disrupts plans in Malwinken Wisconsin. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a couple and families were involved in a disrupted ceremony amid a grave incident.
Fragmentary OCR notes show two pupils at a rural school, names unclear, with scattered phrases about staff and local context. The readable parts suggest a brief school notice or anecdotal item amid damaged text.
George Johnson of Middletown was fined in Middletown municipal court for liquor possession. His appeal will go to the county common pleas court for review.
The draft survey shows Roosevelt's stance on balancing the budget and tax policy. Analysts expect the new administration to weigh fiscal restraint against economic needs. Strong party lines emerge as leaders discuss potential legislative paths this session.
Washington January 4 An $85,000,000 cut in the veterans administration budget was urged as a temporary economy measure by the House veterans appropriations subcommittee chairman. Also reported is the discovery of the bodies of Stella P Owens and Arthur Owens in a Kentucky boarding house with coroner ruling death by own action.
Los Angeles Jan 4 federal inspectors working with police and deputies sought a gang whose raid on the Southern Caville railcourt station netted a registered mail pouch marked for delivery to a California valley post. The theft totaling about 10 000 dollars was confirmed by postal officials with no exact loss estimate.
A fragile transcription shows Democrats reporting annual expenditures totaling 1 037 177 dollars with references to filings in South Parks and finance committees. The text includes disjointed mentions of receipts, charges, and fiscal oversight dating from an unclear period.
A Dayton man was shot and killed as a killer fled the scene after the incident near a residential area at night. Police reported a suspect fled the scene, leaving the victim on the ground before officers arrived.
An unclear Wednesday plea disclosed allowances for Prosematiy Paul AL Hudor AY the ve Poe, with salary details for Assistant Mare A. Meher and Mise Anne Mt Flewen, showing comparative pay and related notes.
Sona A. Widsner, manager of the department and a director of Liggett and Myers company, died last night at his New York home. He was Year old.
City officials begin an assessment of municipal ledgers and records to verify accuracy and compliance. The review focuses on expenditures, revenue entries, and financial controls, with timelines and responsible departments to be disclosed. Awaited findings may influence budget planning and future audits.
Fragmented OCR text references dads taking part in baby classes and parental education. It mentions mothers or caregivers, safety pits, and references to lines about safer child care, though the text is garbled and hard to extract clear facts or names.
The excerpt notes harsh prison life with a grim death rate in 1932 and mentions inmates seeking favors by working the “cock pile village” as a grim detail. It also references brewing trends, a Cincinnati beer company, and brewery plans in light of repeal expectations and Prohibition-era changes.
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