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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1932
Page
3
The Journal laments the voters of Walaillon rejecting a surplus funds plan for the gas and electric departments to benefit the unemployed poor. It hopes those who voted against the amendment will not regret their decision too severely.
Butler County voters split tickets showing strength for Roosevelt in national races, White for governor, Bulkley for U S senator, and Horian for Congress. A strong note of approval for Sheriff Schumacher follows, with emphasis on merit and fiscal restraint by all county officials. The piece argues labels matter less than qualified performance and cost reduction.
The article reflects on Armistice Day as a yearly reminder of World War I sacrifices and urges Americans to honor veterans by upholding democratic principles, the right to vote, integrity in public office, and law enforcement. It emphasizes gratitude, remembrance, and ongoing civic duty beyond mere flag waving.
Arthur Brisbane critiques government bond promises and fiat money fears amid Mussolini and Stalin pageantry. He notes the debate over paying veterans in gold or paper, warns against fiat currency undermining confidence, and contrasts totalitarian displays with U.S. governance.
The fragment mentions an early glossary from Nineveh during the reign of Avsurboni pal in the seventh century BC, with undecipherable references to saints and cufiattorn letters. It also notes John Dickinson as the Penman of the Revolution and briefly references Batholomeu Diaa discovering the Cape of Good Hope and theVedic goddess Ushas dawn goddess Usha.
A historical account recalls campaign whispers as the Republican machine restructured after a near collapse of President Hoover. It notes the selection of Myersoth Sanders as national chair and hints at a dramatic shift in attitudes within the party as Al Smith reportedly changed his stance on Roosevelt amid ongoing political turbulence and security concerns.
Ohio political sketches recount the later years of the General Assembly and the Mills Glass debate. It notes Kurtz as a survivor, mentions Hand and a Boston-Haston reporter, and covers Hoover era maneuvers, party expectations, and misstatements about unemployment figures.
The sermon collection presents short maxims on governance, family, and community. It contrasts tax resistance, parental authority, civic order, education, church virtue, and driving safety through terse, pointed statements.
New York November 10 review of the campaign notes the Democratic leadership, including Colonel House Henry Morgenthau and Louis McHenry Howe, kept the drive steady. Farley defends Roosevelt’s trust, while opposition faced a limited target. Roosevelt’s letter on unemployment and Supreme Court criticism drew little regret among Democrats.
Miami University football success stirs strong alumni interest in Hamilton with talk of the Miami Cincinnati game around Thanksgiving. Miss Marjorie E Burdsall of Hamilton enters Wellesley College with Phi Sigma honor. she also joins the riding team and rides in fall events. Disappointed crowds leaving a Whiteman program hear a political talk in place of music, sparking boos and radio complaints. Reports on flowers sent to Mrs Hoover and Edwin H Sauer’s Dayton honor noted.
A collage of 20 year old reminiscences includes a November 10 event, Mrs Josephine Christ celebrating her 70th birthday, a dinner party for Miss Mary Fort hosted by Mr and Mrs John Zumerman, and an evangelistic campaign by Biederwolf. Also noted are family deaths, a football defeat for Butler County, and various social gatherings including showers and birthday anniversaries.
William J. Sirovich, York born and New York trained, rose from lawyer to hospital superintendent and bank president, later serving in Congress representing New York's theatrical district. The piece cites complaints about modern dramatic criticism, author rights, and critics influencing theater financing and creation. An unrelated note gives egg measurements.
A devotional note urging readers to stand firm and seek guidance as they await reply when reproved. It cites Habakkuk chapter 1 verse 1 and reflects on listening for what God will say and how to answer.
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