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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1932
Page
3
A call for a global pause on armed conflict until a specified Era named Sant Ones Era provides funding. The proposal emphasizes a peaceful interim based on a shared financial commitment, urging nations and organizations to abstain from war efforts while funds are secured.
Dr Williamson urges city ownership of the Hamilton street car system while The Journal backs private operation under a franchise. The piece notes council constraints, city manager Price's perceived competence, and concerns over declining revenues and taxpayer interests.
The Federal Home Loan Board reports fourteen million U S families own the homes they live in. Despite mortgages, these homes remain the possession of those named in the titles, reflecting national character and stability. The passage argues home ownership underpins American strength and family life.
Arthur Brisbane flags a broad snapshot of public reaction to Roosevelt and speculative political paths. He cites political thinkers, legal cases, and crises from Puerto Rico to Smyrna to illustrate how national leadership and policy provoke varied assessments among citizens and commentators.
Washington reports President Hoover quietly exploring new ideas to aid farmers before the election. A plan under consideration would lower rail rates on farm products to improve prices, with the farmer receiving full benefits. Hoover may outline this in Des Moines or shortly before. Debates over underwrite options for selling wheat to China continue, involving the Grain Stabilization Corporation and Farm Board as intermediaries.
The article traces early publicity for Lincoln linked to D H Locke in Mansfield and notes Locke’s possible authorship of a November 1853 Republican meeting endorsement. It mentions Lincoln’s 1859 East Esplanade speech and discusses US-China wheat deal price implications, with analysts predicting a 5 to 10 cent rise per bushel affecting overall market prices.
A compact reflection urging moral law and conscience as guiding forces for business and faith. It argues nations fall without ideals and artistic inspiration, noting that spiritual and ethical guidance cannot satisfy all life’s needs.
The outlook for railroads is improving as the Interstate Commerce Commission signals a shift to a more moderate refinancing approach. It altered its stance in the Nickel Point case and plans to assist short term loans to major lines including Pennsylvania, Jersey Central and New Haven.
A Memphis sermon by Rev. Robert G Flatch highlights speech as a human product rooted in common life. The item also notes 1806 British prize money awarded by Napoleon for electricity work, later given by the French, and reports Cherbourg port passenger traffic for six months in 1932 at 33 076, down from 37 585 in 1931. Turkey forms a state monopoly on regulated coastal trade.
Dorothy Bronson of Brar stoft Hamilton placed on Radcliffe College 1994 Dean's List for high second half year grades. The honor recognizes academic excellence and grants privileges within the undergraduate body. Reference to local Hamilton water works and historical grocery prices appears in fragmented text.
Police chief John C. Calhoun conveyed praise to Peter Gentner for the Prosperity Saturday Night traffic handling. Mention also notes Janes Carey from Franklin rising to Night Editor at the Los Angeles Daily News. Athens Alabama student BeAfrica Preston leads as senior editor and class president at Athens College junior college division. Adelina Zollers and Ruth Molter enroll at Capitol University after graduating Hamilton High School.
Weather fair on Tuesday and a list of local events. The wedding of Paul Paters of Hamilton and Miss May Swain of Dayton occurred at Holyrinity church in Ayton. Eleven year old Jay Korney, son of Mrs. Minnie Korner, fractured his right wrist at the Fifth Ward school basement. Immanuel Lutheran Church activities and confirmations at St Mary’s church are noted. Obituary mentions Overpeck, a longtime Hamilton photographer, and Reverend Kichstadt’s reception with the Durbins. The American Gobiva team lost to the K of CG in a baseball series opener. Captain Paul Conner and family visited from Sheridan.
Fred W Zimmernan, Cleveland attorney and commentator, analyzes retaliatory tariffs imposed by Italy Germany and Britain and their impact on American farmers manufacturers and workers He cites sharp Italian duties on lard dried fruit and fat backs and German and British moves that threaten U S exports and push companies to relocate production Germany also plans copper tariffs The piece links policy to protectionist trends under Hoover and cites figures from the National Council of American Traders and Reporters Inc The analysis warns of job losses and a shift to domestic production as a result of tariff escalation.
A fragment from Jonbus D212 notes a bread ready for provision that becomes moldy after preparation. The brief entry reflects a cautionary or reflective biblical thought about sustenance and spoilage. The wording suggests a dated or archived devotional note without a full context or source details.
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