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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
3
A Brisbane era column argues revolutions unlikely in the United States. It cites Mussolini and Stalin as study, notes American placidity, discusses social strains, and references a preacher bishops and a Chicago girl’s sneezing incident as stray details.
Jimmy the office cat fascinated by a ceiling fan at police headquarters twirled the blades as Sgt James O Connor kept the motion going. The cat jumped from the desk to the officer's shoulder and head then rode the spinning blades around briefly before being set back on the floor.
The text argues Franco would not have defaulted on the world credits if a political party had accepted full responsibility for international dishonesty. It urges the French people to confront politicians and avoid unethical policy by engaging a party that accepts accountability.
An unsigned opinion argues that January robin sightings and weather reports do not prove an early spring. It notes misidentification, rapid bird migrations, and wishful thinking behind claims of an unseasonably warm trend.
The basketball season reaches its height and pays its own way, providing clean competition between football and baseball in winter. Hamilton schools boast teams that show training and strength, offering entertaining sport during a lean period for athletics.
An examiner notes pilots are ordinary people facing debts bill collectors and nagging wives that affect a pilot’s concentration. He argues airborne professionals share common human vulnerabilities and that aviation relies on undivided attention despite society’s myth of the superhero aviator.
A Princeton educator argues about spending and value in a quirky national discussion. The piece notes an average American stamp expenditure near eleven dollars and mentions a rubber stamp titled candy ani eight cents. The fragment hints at a broader critique of academic spending and belief in a story about Momoira.
Washington strategists report Roosevelt avoids public stance as professors Berle Roe Manewell Morgenthau handle leading bills. They hold private talks with Congress on tax refunds farm mortgage and allotment measures while Roosevelt's official position remains unseen. Legislative action delays until a special session is convened.
A 19th century Ohio board examined Civil War medical candidates led by Dred Wy Hamilton of Columbus Dr George C Linekman of Gislename and Wx Tm Wihiklige of Canton. The board approved a rigorous standard requiring graduation from a regular medical school and a decade of practice. Ohio's Civil War ranks produced 37 surgeons and 694 assistant surgeons, but many resigned or died, with disease in field hospitals the major cause.
The document quotes sermons and political commentary on inflation and fiscal policy. It notes upcoming hearings in the Was committee within two to three weeks, discusses potential currency reforms and distrust of delayed inflation measures, and mentions reactions from state departments and diplomats amid broader economic debates.
A Texas cowboy swaps a five gallon hat and horse for a plane and helmet to survey his father’s vast ranch holdings. An inspector uses air travel to cover scenes that once required days of horseback travel. The note mentions enduring symbols like the British Crown and Aynovicay vagle in ancient times with a detour to 1832 political party formation.
The readable lines reveal denouncements of Suctl and derision by James W. Wadsworth, a gavel to quell insurrection, a stratosphere controversy, and references to Lenapapemien, a celluloid collar, and a St. Lawrence waterway agreement with Roosevelt's stance uncertain after March.
A brief devotional note cites Psalm 112 7 requesting faith in God. It presents a religious reflection on stability and prosperity, urging trust in the Lord and inner assurance rather than fear or worry in daily life.
Seeks degree for W. M. Miller, assistant professor of Romani languages at Miami University, Oxford, native of Butter County near West Chester. He leaves at semester start to pursue Ph D studies in Harvard, continuing work in linguistics and language teaching. He has published on French and Spanish teaching in various journals and magazines.
Local representatives Z. Price and S. A. Hilsey from Western and Southern Lite Tasmanea will attend the forty fifth annual convention of the company Tanuiry 1 8 in Chnoin HAE.
An array of society items appears with a Sunday recall of Hoamitten events. The pink Lady at Smiths theatre delights audiences while Rev G Cerhold of St Jolie Evangelical delivers on The Chimeter of David. Marriage notices include Miss Margaret TegAs of Shandon wed to Hugh Shalnts in Newport Ky and Miss Genevieve Avey with Russell J Dempsey at Shehn’s parsonage. Died: John Henry Schriehte at 86 from liver trouble in Morey hospital. Birth: a daughter to Mea Kennels Milker at Mercy hospital. another son born to Mes Robert June at Mercy hospital. Married couples host gatherings. Xavier beats Cincinnati’s Hamilton Catholic High 28 to 20 in a local prep game.
In a meandering report, national share-the-work action updates from New York reveal 105,000 firms involved with many still unconfirmed figures. The piece notes declines in December payrolls, long-term financing trials, and bank actions led by ex-Chairman Albert Wiggly, amid broader economic jitters and automobile advertising ploys.
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