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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues that banks serve more than safekeeping roles, highlighting loans as vital to local commerce. It notes loan capacity depends on deposits and bank balances, urging residents to put money to work to create jobs and support merchants. Strong emphasis on community finance and employment impact.
Representative Beck of Pennsylvania argued in Congress that the nation’s top heavy expenses arise from war and state actions. He claimed over 40 percent of federal outlays come from war costs, mainly World War, and that humanitarian spending would vanish from sight if war expenses were removed from the budget.
Walter Lippmann, famed editor and political thinker, joins the Hamilton Evening Journal staff as a regular columnist. He will write freely on any subject, drawing on insider contacts and European experience to interpret the news with clarity and authority. The Journal affirms its aim to publish impartial, wide ranging opinion and enlightenment for readers.
Fragmented lines present a sermon style piece by the Reverend Roy L. Smith with garbled OCR text. The readable portions mention moral themes, references to truth, strength, and warnings, though specific events or dates are unclear.
The article reports on a staged diplomacy surrounding postwar debt settlements. It alleges press manipulation by Secretary Stimson and portrays Roosevelt, Hoover, and Hopkins as minor players in a campaign to pressure Britain and France into accepting reparations terms. It notes British dissatisfaction with American disclosures and hints at hidden understandings with Britain.
A fragmented 1800s Ohio reminiscence covers Indian depredations and settler hospitality in Madison County, then shifts to Roosevelt era political irony. It notes a story of Stimson and British dealings, presses on the League of Nations actions, and hints at U.S. budget politics and a postmaster general hat anecdote. The piece blends local pioneer memory with early 20th century diplomacy and partisan chatter.
A brief devotional note reflects on fearing the Lord as the source of wisdom and turning from evil. It cites scripture from Job, chapter 28, verse 28, underscoring reverence as the starting point for understanding and proper conduct.
Miss Ruth Molter and Miss Ade line Moller, Hamilton girls, have earned hockey numerals for Capital University Columbia during the past season. Recording by J Seltin Ga show, director of women's abilities, notes their steady work in final eliminations and freshmen year at the college of liberal arts. Molter is daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Molter of 11 Vauwaon avenue. Zoller is daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott Zoller of Ta Vik avenue.
Members of the American Legion post in Middletown arrange a railcar sleeper for corps at the national legion convention in Chicago next October. A side track car will house members to avoid hotel costs, with personal initiative guiding travel and lodging. In religious news Rev Ad van den Bughe of St Ann will read the Pope’s investiture at Middletown church, marking Monsignor Ger’s ascent.
A report on the city at Middle town notes a filing in 182 days. The document indicates one copy goes to state authorities, another to the court, and a third to the docket clerk for citation. The aim is to complete the submission by the end of the next work week.
Miss Berker, one of Mrs Berker's twin daughters, will be received into the senior class of the College of St Joseph Kobrumy. The event marks her entry alongside fellow pupils as part of a local educational milestone.
A late January social notice details a 20 year birthday party and a 22nd wedding anniversary in Missouri. The event honored Miss Leah Tevenson with a large attendance including Tina McKinney, J K Culen, George MNteins, Mike T Walia, and Ji Blair. A separate service and memorial observance followed for an elderly couple, with attendees at Minsk UT Velia and honors for William Mropehwentor and Clara Sean.
The piece analyzes debates on public ownership and utility regulation in New York City and beyond. It notes key figures like Claud Bodine and Morgan, questions oversight by federal bodies, and cites pressure from Consolidated Gas and other utilities as political maneuvering shapes the outcome.
The Volga is Europe’s longest river and a vital waterway. The text muses on winter ice and carts, then pivots to a claim that the Tittites, often noted in the Old Testament, were a larger and more important people than the Chosen People, a view echoed in casual musings about Hose and other topics.
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