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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
14
Washington reports the Hamilton Evening Journal notes the Veterans Administration will not publish individual pensioners names or addresses. World War data are protected by law and policy, with disclosure only possible if names are provided. Congress would need to repeal the secrecy clause to reveal such data.
Cesitmus from Page One notes an application by Leland B. Morris for Extradition of Insull. Chicago authorities seek to return Insull to face indictments for larceny and expropriations tied to the collapse and receivership of the Middle West Utilities properties earlier this year. An Athens policeman guards Insull at the Petit Palais hotel awaiting a prosecutor's decision on detention.
The article notes President Weaver pursued two relief actions aimed at easing destitution, both described as having real effect. The piece criticizes the measures as Democratic in origin and hints at public anger toward Gewins, linking it to perceived weaknesses.
The Sevenmile district reviews a five year renewal proposal for a three mill levy to maintain schools without raising current taxes. George Truster heads the board as John La Grange, John C Barnett, William Wirtley and Robert Hilthbeand participate. The Wayne township district also outlines its levy plan with members Willard Kerns Grove Lane Nell Smith Shafer Schenck and E P Brelsford Edgar Hunt as clerk.
Intersections near Third Street saw a collision when a hog truck was struck by a freight train as it crossed the tracks. The crossing watchman reported giving a warning while the truck driver appeared not to see the signal. Engineer Tim Lenehan and conductor Mike Sharkey, both from Indianapolis, were in charge. minor damage to the watchman’s shanty was noted.
Cavelt Co led a common pleas suit against I B Cavelt and others for 33 796 63 claiming a bus and bill for 6903 28 rent for a grader and 73849 gallons of tar used on county road projects Princeton and Millikin. Commercial Coalary Insurance Co bound on Stouder bond for 12262 named as defendant.
Members of the Central Church of Christ Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon at the church to discuss The American Tri dian with John Pyle in charge. Assisting Mrs Pyig in the session were Mesdames Kindred Spaulding Almon Wolfe Joseph Fliza Rosy Fred Tielman Ray Istins Combs Fred Zimmers Roy Frync and Pinny.
G O P women hosted two teas Thursday afternoon at the homes of Mrs Haines and Mrs Babbs with about 70 and 100 guests respectively. More teas were planned for Pershing Avenue and Hancock Allstatter area. A colored women’s rally was slated for 7:30 pm at Keith's Hall, with Hallie Q. Brown unit leader and Wilberforce College trustee Mrs Brown as speaker.
In a continuation on the charter change debate, a Hamilton official warns that defeating the amendment would force higher utility and service costs. He argues rates could rise, fire and police layoffs would follow, and city finances would deteriorate, urging voters to support the amendment for temporary relief.
European headlines weigh in on the 1930s US vote with London Times and German outlets urging caution. Commentators predict limited shifts in foreign policy regardless of Roosevelt’s fate as Europe scans the American political scene for mood and potential impact.
International reaction frames the U S election as a choice between two similar leaders. Pravda notes both Hoover and Roosevelt are millionaires representing big American capital, reflecting how foreign observers view a potential shift in U S policy.
Members of the Nazarene church Young Men's Bible class met Thursday night on Blapis avenue. Linzey Laney, president, appointed Leonard Waterton, Joe Lima and Claude Baker to arrange a Christmas entertainment. Pastor Edwin Haggard spoke on The Challenge of Christ To Young Men. Social hour and business session followed.
Plans were made at Court Butler No 1386 Independent Order of Foresters in Elzorhall to hold a social session after the December 1 meeting. Fy J Nikidym of Cleveland Ohio secretary and state monitor will be the featured guest at the joint Hamilton Foresters gathering.
Joseph W. Shorts socialist party speaker will address a party meeting at Moose Hall South Second Street tonight at 8 o clock. The public is invited.
Floyd Turner of Hamilton Ohio was set to stand trial in Newport police court on charges of shooting and wounding with intent to kill. The case, originally slated for Thursday, was postponed by Acting Judge Charles M. Ciarto after Elam signed the warrant.
A suspect named Tarser fled after injuring a person in a December argument on Seventh and Brighton Streets in Newport. He was later captured in Hamilton. The assailant faced injuries and police action following the incident.
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