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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
4
A tense pursuit unfolds as a flare signals danger and a rocket’s trail prompts notes dropped from a car. The narrator discovers a torn bundle wrapped in paper and relies on snatches of dialogue to deduce who sent the message and who will respond, amid distrust and fear.
Adele Garrison depicts a perilous chase as a second flare drops. Donald’s Manager slows the heroine, who hunts the glimmering bundle of stones, fashioned from her scarf, while Ronald and she await a limousine departure carrying Marton. Charles Owen’s escape proceeds as tension rises.
New York November broadcasts list speakers Dr Nightingale Murray Buller and Alfred E Smith as welfare mobilization speakers. WEAF NBC and WABC CBS outline plans for first U.S. broadcast from Palestine city. Program notes include Lesara Ul tieh and Phil Baker on WEAF NBC with High Spots WRAP NBC-4 schedule and Navy band performances.
A scanned listing of daily broadcasts on WEPNESDAY featuring Nitrocyctex Bug-Magicia music blocks, orchestras, talk segments, and various program titles. Notable entries include Whiteman's Chieftains, Republican broadasts, Dancing and Womania Stour, and late-night music sections with dance frolics and Magician acts. The dense timetable shows many channel identifiers, hosts, and program names across a wide range of hours.
A dense OCR listing previews dozens of radio programs and musical acts across stations WEAF NBC WABC and more. It catalogs mystery dramas, concerts, orchestras, singers, and vaudeville style numbers with times ranging from early evening to late night and notes many named entertainers and ensembles.
Dawson Ambulance Service provides modern, efficient ambulances with graduate first aid instructors on staff to render aid quickly in emergencies within the city. The service charges low fees for calls outside city limits to cover operating costs. The Funeral Home is equipped to handle services of any size with adaptable folding doors to fit audiences from small gatherings to large crowds.
Anniversaries recall figures such as Daniel Boous born near Reading Pennsylvania died in Missouri September 26 1890 James K Polk born Mecklenburg North Carolina died Nashville Tennessee June 15 1849 Benjamin P Moore editor and author born Newburyport Massachusetts died Washington May 30 1887 Horace H Furness Philadelphia Shakespearian scholar died Amy 15 1912 Leslie M Shaw Morristown Vermont secretary of the treasury under Footevelt Warren G Harding born Corsica Ohio died San Francisco August 2 1928.
Ernest Koll visited Earl Tilton of Middletown who had an operation at Mercy hospital last Wednesday. Sherman Baker and Mrs. Newton Johnson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Kohl and Ernest Kohl Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Swith and Mrs. Sherman Baker shopped in Hamilton Saturday morning. Sympathy extended to the bereaved widow and children of Rollo Hellfield.
Dororthy Glardon of Darrtown marked her ninth birthday with a pre Halloween party. Masked guests, gifts, games, a cake with nine candles, and ice cream followed a table of candy as Dorothy thanked her friends.
Diersale Pocahontas coal, sold by Diersal Coal company, costs more than cheap coals but lasts longer and is easier to handle. It delivers higher BTU heat, burns longer, and proves cheaper over time. Kopper’s Miami Coke offers information and orders by phone.
A historic Vicks plan claims to cut the number and duration of colds by over half. Clinics in schools colleges and homes reportedly reduced cold costs by more than 50 percent, with hundreds of thousands of users nationwide affirming the results.
Vicks VapoRub provides relief when rubbed on throat and chest at bedtime with ongoing action overnight. Nose Drops used during the day ease discomfort and may shorten the cold.
Dorothy Harris attends club congress in Columbus while others celebrate a pumpkin husking contest at Paul Grahams farm near Sevenril Wines O'Dell wins county husking crown and gains many friends. William Moulton dies after illness and services planned. Milford Township Sunday school convention set for Collinsville. teachers attend Southwestern Teachers association in Cincinnati. Rev Lawrence Badslay family visit Hamilton. Mrs Clark Kramer and Dor is Davis visit. a fatal stabbing following a political argument cited though details unclear.
In Connersville Indiana on November 2 Ralph Aingdoerfer a 41 year old Columbia township farmer was fatally stabbed by Fred Isane of this city as bystander Teune Fowler attempted to stop a fight. Isane is jailed as the investigation continues. A second brief item notes Mrs. W. O. Snider's division of the First M E church Ladies Aid held a one o'clock luncheon with plans for an event at the church on November 1.
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