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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1933
Page
3
France loans Austria ld million dollars and refuses to pay 12 million asking the United States. The next time France gets into war she had bet ter be very once she can win. Outside help will be scarce.
The sudden death of former President Calvin Coolidge underscores life’s uncertainty. He served as the nation’s highest executive and inspired confidence and trust in both private and public life. Governor Cox praised his honesty, patriotism, and steadfast political-partisan nature, noting his cautious boldness and decisive turns in crises. The nation will mourn a remarkable figure whose career blended provincial roots with national impact.
The article argues careful driving largely cut Hamilton’s yearly auto fatalities from 69 to 49 since 1901, noting fewer cars, slower traffic, and safer drivers. It credits new cars for better control and calls for continued alertness to further reduce deaths.
Carl Vo Weygandt of Cleveland is appointed chief justice of Ohio's Supreme Court. The selection follows strong public support shown in a large November election plurality over 224,000 votes, reflecting widespread confidence in his ability and public service record in Cuyahoga County courts.
Hamilton will be represented at state and national American Legion conventions by the drum corps of Frank Darwin Post No 138. The corps in its district contests has built a reputation for excellence in drill and appearance, and is seen as representative of Hamilton with hopes it will win in the upcoming contests.
Arthur Brisbane comments on Japan asking why farmers rebel and the moral of the era. He covers economic strains, bankers’ pressures on farmers, and looming themes of modernization, labor, and international tensions. The piece references Roosevelt and literary figures, blending social critique with cultural notes.
The piece critiques U S policy toward Japan and China, noting officials downplay talks with Tokyo while criticizing Premier Araki for guiding Japanese policy. It highlights distrust of Embassy Debuchi and reports Congress will not alter veteran funding despite urgency.
A scrambled column discusses a legendary polar bear killed on the Ohio shore of Lake Erie, dubious economic and military hints, and mentions Debnebi’s spring return to Japan. It cites veterans’ benefits, a proposed national council of defense, and remarks on European finance and U.S. policy with Roosevelt. The piece blends odd anecdotes with political chatter and speculative history.
A devotional note cites Hebrews chapter eleven verses six and seven emphasizing faith as essential to pleasing God. It mentions Noah building the ark by faith and condemning the world through righteousness. The text then briefly notes Aniniak as the longest and most earnest of the Aleutian islands.
Dr and Mrs W B Gristinn of North Third street announce their son Oliver Clark Griffith, a senior at Ohio State University, has joined Artw Granme Signa fraternity of the College of Commerce and Administration. This follows Eta Bigma membership in freshman year. Also noted is Hooven Goes West, with plans to leave for California to manage Dayton Rubber affairs, likely until July. A notable speakers program under the American Bar Association with topics on the bar and law is set for a radio series starting February 12, with speakers including Clarence Martin, Newton Baker, and others from Northwestern and Yale law circles.
A displayed award named for the Phi Delta Theta alawani was shown in the Vesnini-Wisher window after the Pan-Hellenic ball at the Anthony Wayho hotel. The flagon was presented to Bill Lewis by a Trient during Penn tenure and is said to have been in the possession of George Washington investors. The flagon will be engraved and given as a token during the coming year with Oscar Aberhardt presiding.
A shard of memory notes the Hamilton Hifles always making a strong parade showing in Hamilton events. It mentions William Dowty of the Hamilton Fire Department as a related figure in this reminiscence.
A fragmented account describes Melvin Wilcox observing birds near the Jaen Pottenger farm south of town. The note questions spring timing and natural behavior amid prior complaints about weather and ice.
January seventh events recalled with weather notes of colder rain. Births listed provide Blanche Louiae daughter of Mrs Broadberry at Main Street. Dinner for 40 St Stephen's Club officers includes President Harey Rohrkemper and others. Multiple obituaries mention Mrs Josephine Fox, Mr Kel Unecker, and Miss Laraite Hobhrog. Died: Anthony, Mr Fred Hyas, and Marya Be Stewart among others. hospital and home notices reference illnesses and ages.
James W. Mull en reports from New York on how bankers and investors watch the South Dakota bond example and potential federal reserve actions. The piece discusses financing, debt, and the choice between steady prices and dollar revaluation, with hints of academic reactions and broader market impact. The text notes the Federal Reserve stance and possible shifts in government liquidity and balance sheets as 1933 unfolds.
Useless is the loss of faith in ourselves and ignorance. Our aimless rush after many things leads to failure and self-pity. We need confidence in the Almighty and a clear objective in life.
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