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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1932
Page
3
Today's radio news outlines three NBC WEAF programs including Dr. S Parkes Cadman sermon, Dr Daniel A Pottinger youth conference, and Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick addressing religious matters. The schedule emphasizes religious broadcasts and educational content across afternoon slots.
A compact reel of broadcast and program listings shows Cincinnati stations airing at 14:00 and into the evening with music, theatre, and church services. The piece interleaves station IDs and program notes with brief stage and musical items, then shifts to a literary scene excerpt. The narrative shifts to Emilia and Robin, describing wartime friendship, performance life, and postwar strain as they find solace in music and memory amid turmoil. (TO BE CONTINUED)
A dense radio program listing highlights numerous acts and performances across stations WEA WABCCBS WIZ and more. It catalogs musical ensembles orchestras singers and dance hour segments with dates times and station codes, featuring Georgie Price Isham Jones Benn Neenigy and many others across theaters and venues.
Emilia, Robin, and Dick navigate a wartime village, facing intoxicated hosts and coded threats. Miss Valary, bold and strong, carries candy and a guitar as guards relocate her to a sister unit, while rumors of bribery, shadowed loyalties, and looming confrontations swirl amid a tense morale atmosphere.
Numerous church groups across Millville and Cincinnati hold weekly meetings and activities this week. Obsrvations include youth choirs and Sunday school classes at multiple parishes, prayer meetings, servant groups, and special devotional events with leaders such as Rev. Graham Farmer and Rev. B. W. Bench.
A chaotic fragment mixes a tense car race scene with disjointed church schedule notices. Names like Marion, Ronald, Justan, and Owen appear amid garbled action while community church events and meetings from Wednesday to Saturday follow, including quilting, drama rehearsals, and a Thanksgiving bazaar.
An incomplete OCR fragment describes a pursuit with a large car and Ronald’s group. It mentions space between the vehicle and a body, a tense retreat, and a cliffhanger note promising continuation tomorrow with the scene ending mid action.
Philadelphia November 1 With under ten days of the presidential campaign remaining the Farm Journal straw poll among farmers shows Roosevelt leading Hoover by about two to one. State results vary. New York and Oregon lean Republican while Illinois the Dakotas and Utah tilt Democratic. Ohio reports Hoover 1259 Roosevelt 2931. national totals show Hoover 14 748 Roosevelt 27 399. The Farm Journal notes the sample is farm families via house calls, more dependable for rural sentiment than mail polls. Sevent h annual report filed in Bundy estate Middletown records assets and expenditures. the estate lists reserved funds and stock holdings. We ins sued on note for 15 876 First National Bank of Miami sues John Louis T and EH Nein for 13 376 39.
A jumble of brief dispatches reports a train collision fatality in Colina and injuries to a driver, regional corporate hirings, and a Catholic council election. Other notes include plant operations at a Tobyson Clay facility in Akron, an assault acquittal in Toledo and a planned 24 hour air service link by Continental and Western Air Line from Kansas City to Los Angeles via Columbus.
Cincinnati reports a move toward city ownership of an electrical generating system. A city council committee recommended ordinances authorizing the city manager to contract with Fosdick unit Hilmer to study water department equipment, prepare plans, and estimate costs for power and street lighting. Survey cost set at 8000 dollars. Councilman Pollak supported passage.
Taxpayers gather at 8:00 pm at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss proposed law changes and protest using gasoline tax and automobile license fees for highway building and maintenance, with ad copy about local bakeries.
Columbus Ohio November 1 Students enrolled at Ohio State University include many from Hamilton. Names listed are Edwin Augspurger Gerald Tsynen En Fluck Mary Cochran Abigail Cohen Charles Diemer Dil Eberhardt Erwin Eakhardt Clara Folick Robert Grater Jack George Oliver Griffith Grand Hoock William Ike Ethelyne James Edward Keating Charles Koenig Henry Long Carl Alubder Hilda Sinker John Meyer Jacob Morton George Penderton Robert Petri Vertrandt Pieror Paul Redlin Florence Pikes Hoth Pipher Roy Redlin Frank Schneider Frank Snyder Gamille Steiger Israel Strauss Robert Woolford and Herbert Yaekle.
A court on Monday granted David Wyte rs and Rawilson a divorce from Ria Borris of Detroit Michigan. The decree formalizes the end of a marriage and finalizes custodial or financial arrangements as provided by the court.
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