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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1932

Page

13

Autoist Shot Accidentally In Dayton Case Reported

A Dayton man was shot in the left leg in what authorities call an accidental shooting. Patrolman Ike Dinivano and detectives questioned a 20 year old driver, Paul Hatfield, who said a man in the back seat fired the bullet after reaching into his pocket. The wounded man Jim Brady, 29, was taken to Mercy hospital with a thigh to ankle wound said to be painful but not serious. The auto was on the Dixia Highway when the discharge occurred and the weapon was confiscated.

Hal Dayton Ike Dinivano Second Court Streets At Automohile Jim Brady Ringold Street Mercy Hospital Brady Dunivan Oscar Decker Robert Leonard Hatfield Temen Dixia

Roosevelt Favored in 41 States by Literary Digest Poll

New York Nov 4 Roosevelt leads in forty one states with about 3 to 2 margin in final Literary Digest poll returns. Total ballots 2,064,407. Roosevelt 55.99 percent, Hoover 37.53, Thomas 4.84. Hoover leads seven states, Roosevelt leads 41. Digest predicts broad Roosevelt victory, noting the large nationwide sample and implied landslide.

New York Roosevelt Hoover Literary Digest Thomas Maxine Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey

Happy-Go-Lucky Club Party Turns Political Rally

A Happy-Go-Lucky club social gathering drew guests and members including Mrs A J Wildman and others. The event mixed recreation with a political rally mood and featured a Joe Ress music interlude. A separate Brotherhood meeting at the Central Church of Christ included renting business discussions and a social hour with refreshments.

Mere A. J. Wildman Mighty-Cive Mason Mra Joe Ress Brotherhood Central Church of Christ Brotherhood

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