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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
3
Features TODAY by Arthur Brisbane discusses the beer tax and prohibition law, with Washington considering new levies and debt issues. It notes European payments, Governor Roosevelt's decisions, and the impact of pound sterling movements on U S finances amid wartime strains.
November 22 1932 report notes Lieutenant Governor Pickrei's slogan No more new Taxes aimed at both individual communities and the state of Ohio. The claim emphasizes opposition to tax increases while pledging limited government spending across jurisdictions.
The item recalls Whitt Charles A Strode's Third Street eateries near the Odd Fellows Temple and past hotel sites at South Third and Court streets. It covers local figures like Miami University coach Fedak Wilton and missionary support from First Baptist Church, plus a tale of a wandering hen linked to a robbery and a Dayton concert listing with local musicians and a moral about birds sticking together.
The Hamilton Y M C A directors approve a thorough study leading to Sunday openings for all activities previously restricted to weekdays. The move, endorsed by a nearly unanimous committee, aims to broaden services for young men and boys without conflicting with church duties, removing commercialism through non-competitive programs.
The speaker urges the Ohio Public Utilities Commission to expedite final determinations on pending rate questions, especially gas rates, saying delays harm the public and that economy aside, swift action is demanded to resolve disputes. The note emphasizes the governor and commission should act promptly.
City administration moves to shield relief recipients from imposters, defending aid to truly deserving residents. The effort aims to quell critics and ensure those temporarily in need receive proper help while removing ineligible names from the aid lists.
The text questions rushing to blame bootleggers for crimes tied to smuggling and moonshine. It notes that sensational conclusions about rum wars and runaways often mislead investigations, citing past public frenzies like the white slave hysteria and Mann Act as cautionary examples.
News Behind The News reports in New York on November 22 that Aviation Corporation talks collapsed after a conference among principals. Manning, Cord’s aide, attended in New York, while key stockholders and executives faced public exposure over unwinding hostilities. The piece notes massive stock activity, silent gains, and a looming December meeting as Cord and allies plan limited future aviation ties and a Western Air Transport equity strategy at a lower valuation.
A Hoover train bombing hoax narrative is exposed as a publicity stunt for a book by a clever trickster. Investigators reveal dynamite was planted and a confession obtained. the suspect’s family is described as poor. In Washington, debates over a debt plan intensify with calls for broader disarmament talks and a general conference. Britain signals willingness to pay but splits persist. Pseudostatesmen dodge clear stances on debt cancellation while pressures mount for decisive action.
The article discusses a former three term representative Thomas Eliott who faced questions about his citizenship and naturalization as he planned to act in the Senate. It notes political maneuvering, rival arguments about his status, and broad comments on financial fraud, the RFC, and remarks from Professor Moley, alongside reactions to Hoover's defeat and international implications.
Highlighted Deuteronomy 28 verse fragment notes a blessing on offspring and harvest. The text also references a ceremonial marching time as accompaniment to an advance upon the enemy, cataloging historical religious phrasing and a dated marchel context.
Weather outlook partly cloudy for November 24. Miss Mildred Howell and Lea Selingen wed quietly at the Selingen home. Mrs. William Huser marked her 40th birthday with a surprise from friends. Obituaries include Lemuel D. Nelson age 60 and Mrs. Benet at Allend Apartments after illness. Community notices mention church events and local speakers.
In a portrayal of a conversation the writer admits writing is a lifelong grind but notes a deep pull from readers. Vanity, craftsmanship, and the pursuit of truth drive the work, and occasional moments of meaning emerge amid doubt and effort. Readers offer letters that remind him of personal memory and the healing power of writing.
A reader and writer spar over liking human portraits and literary figures like Charles Dickens. The back and forth questions each other on practice versus preaching, with playful banter about sharpness and propriety in their dialogue.
Fragmentary text discusses moisture condensing into water drops on grass rocks and roofs of buildings. Mentions Western Isles off Scotland and unnamed turtles related to water. Content is garbled and lacks clear actions or dates.
A fragmentary sermon note discusses money temptation popularity and happiness. It hints at the idea that wealth or salary alone brings no lasting virtue without personal effort and resilience. The text reads like a rough transcription of a sermon outline with garbled phrases and incomplete thoughts.
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