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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1932
Page
3
As the new Congress convenes, 22 of 44 senators who backed the Smith-Lawley Bill will be absent from the roll. Names include Grundy Allen Moses Deneen Bingham Watson and sixteen others left unaccounted.
The oldest United States Steel Corp shareholder Charles H. Mumford, in his tenth decade, extols pumpkin pie at the annual meeting beyond tonnage and dividends. He urges standardization for a flavorful pie with ginger cinnamon nutmeg brown sugar eggs and brandy, condemning bland squash pies.
The Red Cross asks every adult in Hamilton to join the Hamilton chapter amid rising relief needs. Membership carries sacrifice but promises fulfillment from aiding disaster relief and community aid when funds permit.
Edison Institute at Dearborn sponsored by Henry Ford recalls Hamilton produced farming tools that aided farmers in early days. Hamilton plants led tool development. manufacturing centralized now but Hamilton’s leadership endures as world markets need new goods.
Arthur Brisbane comments on Wall Street confusion after American Telephone and Telegraph dividend news and market drift. He skims U.S. views on recognizing Russia’s government, notes labor shifts in Moscow, and critiques prohibition era policy while touching on Roosevelt, Europe debts, and a fatal New York gambling resort shooting.
The Treasury plans to back a sales tax and quietly weigh a beer tax to balance the budget. Officials say deficits could run from about a billion to a bit over, depending on exports and business prospects. Mills faces scrutiny over prior tax estimates and the uncertainty of next year’s revenue.
The text discusses pessimistic business prospects with references to Washington leaders. It mentions production forecasts, a projected decline around 15 percent and 30 percent year to date, and cautions about judgments. It also hints at automotive delays and overall improvement projections being uncertain.
Historic Ohio high spots recount Myron T Herrick later governor and ambassador to France. He reflects on his Northern Ohio farm upbringing, district schooling, and self funded college years earning money by selling farm bells. He notes studying at Oberlin during summers and joking about the Denison-Oberlin distance.
News Behind The News reports that major investment houses hold idle capital and aim to spur a revival with optimistic propaganda as production lags sales. The piece notes new financing for the week ending November 12, rising electrical output, and political debate on budget and revenue measures affecting policy.
The St Lawrence waterway treaty faces delays as private senate hearings continue, with three possible opposition votes and one ally on the committee. Cabinet appointments loom large as Owen Young, Newton Baker, and John W Davis are said reluctant to serve, complicating regional and personal business considerations.
Fragmented text discusses Asiatic origin, bird droppings, and an Asiatic deer in a spotted area. It proposes high industrial European countries form a single customs union, though context and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Friends mock Carl Holbrock of Holbrook Brothers over war end remarks as he clings to Prosperity and Good Will signs. Buchanan and Mrs. Buchanan head to St Petersburg for winter. he aims to return as golf pro next summer. Ohio Guard praises Cincinnati troops at Camp Perry. remarks on property upkeep and unit efficiency. Notes on local events include a Fourth Ward school grounds scene, Old Gray Mare at Nardi Gras, and Virginia Cochran elected to Scholar honor society at Hamilton High for 1980.
The Hamilton page recalls engagements and births, including Minnie Edna to Henry B. Hathaway and Miss Christiaa Mugger of St. Bernard. Alma Kettler’s fifteenth birthday, newborns at Mercy hospital, and several local celebrations mark a busy social period. Memorial ceremonies at Greenwood cemetery honor K P L and Odd Fellows while community figures attend parties and church events.
Burton Wheeler born February 87 1882 in Hudson Massachusetts. Educated at Madison High School and University of Michigan. Montana lawyer and politician who served as U S attorney district of Montana 1913 to 1918 and senator from Montana from 1922. As a Democrat he was elected and re elected, and ran as Progressive presidential candidate in 1924 with Robert La Follette. He criticizes tariff and gold standard, warns the world economy faces depressions, and argues for monetary reform to stabilize prices and secure employment.
A fragment from a sermon outlines human nature with contrasts between behavior under observation and when unseen. It suggests virtue shifts with wealth and pressure, noting how a man defends himself only with effort when unguarded and tested.
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