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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1933
Page
3
The Ohio legislature may overhaul election laws and term lengths for state officials. A four year governor and lieutenant governor term could allow longer programs, though risks include electing ineffective leaders. The debate weighs merit against potential detriment to state governance.
The Women s Relief share requests more used clothing as demand remains high. Homes have been searched but usable items can still be found. Housewives are urged to inventory and donate all possible clothing to the Women's Relief Store for careful distribution.
County commissioners vote to reduce appropriations by 44892 to lower government costs in 1924. Some increases approved where justified, reflecting a push for leaner public offices. The Hamilton board of education reports a 421000 reduction in city school costs in 1982, aligning with the state’s push to live within means.
A critique argues technocracy overclaims, showing unrestrained figures mislead the public about mass unemployment and automation. It says modern machines boost production per worker and create new labor opportunities, with unemployment only briefly rising at times.
The article discusses US President Hoover's veto and Philippine independence debates. It covers sugar refining, labor costs, and tensions over tariffs and treaties, including Roosevelt and Rooseveltnomy rhetoric. It mentions Vatican views, baptism rulings, and historical reflections on religious duties and justice.
Washington report claims Treasury Secretary Mills largely authored Hoover's latest budget note while quietly pressing for Roosevelt to back Mills policy. The piece notes Mills pressured Hoover to send the message earlier, despite Hoover's reluctance and Congress's indifference.
Turbulent report from Ohio details political sniping around Roose vel t budget plans and Hoover era policies. It notes congress faces farm relief bills, bankruptcy debates, and cabinet appointment uncertainties amid Roosevelt preparations and inflation talk. The piece mentions John McSweene y and Morgan gang involvement, and hints at Japanese influence on American neutrality debates.
Miss Madge A Shaper daughter of Mrs Pearl Shaper of 24 North Second Street stars as soloist at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Days On Mrs Stupor a Roosevelt Junior High teacher earns high praise after studies with notable instructors in Boston Cincinnati and New York Local Y W C A reports and Hamilton area hikers schedule a seven mile walk from Highth and Walnut to Venice with a Pleasant Run route continuing the monthly supper and meeting details.
Victorious Hamilton Y Tnginess Man's club members traveled to Colts Hit on Tuesday and won four of five games against a Callan Til] Presbyterian side. A best of five series vs College THM tea is set for Friday February 27 at Hamilton gym.
A jumbled recap notes a 20 year old Hamilton gathering covering weather, injuries at a planing mill, a wedding on January 21, and several local happenings. It mentions Sue Setowarts Moore wedding, Marion Balla Fisk lecture, a concert by the Mad Lear Colony, and speeches at the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce meeting. Georges Krause suffered a four inch knee gash at Poorless Fowstey. Mrs Sallie Giles dies at 73. celebratory talks and birthday events conclude the column.
West’s Roose velt selection amid Far East policy debate. Interior banks boost outside deposits to 1.616 billion dollars, a 100 percent rise. United Drug's cash moves spark labor and political maneuvering as Phillips, Keating, and Perkins vie for influence and the women’s vote. Headquarters reports uncertainties in Roosevelt’s final picks.
A brief devotional note expresses a call to clothe oneself with virtue and faith. The fragment emphasizes moral renewal and inner fruit, urging readers to live out righteous strength in daily conduct.
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