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Newspaper

Hamilton Evening Journal

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1932

Page

5

Advisory Board Ohio Valley Shippers Meet in Louisville

Several hundred business and railroad men gather in Louisville to attend the Ohio Valley Shippers Advisory Board meeting at the Brown Hotel on October 18. Transportation Week includes Allied meetings from October 10 to 20 with tours, dinners, and a Kentucky itinerary for attendees.

Louisville Kentucky Thesday Ohio Valley Shippers! Advisors Board Vrown Hotel Ohio Valley Board Associated Traffic Clubs of America American Association of Freight Yaljune W. R. Cole Louisville and Naghville Bipeaal Lauraville

Delegates Hear Marquis Reading At Rageling Event

The third day features remarks from Marquis Reading, wartime British ambassador to the United States, as delegates discuss reducing federal revenue dependency and seeking steadier tax forms amid economic volatility.

Hheer Marquis Reading United States

Oberlin students to take Saturday exams and events

Five Oberlin College students will take Saturday examinations and join High School Day activities. Hamilton students Fannie Rothbrum and Mary Milligan enter Spanish. Dorothy Tierrmanh seeks Luo German scholarship. Lewis Bevin represents Simmilton High in biology. Tune Braun eyes mathematics. Hamilton party departs Friday with Helen Gheamer as chaperone if needed.

Oberlin Colleges Hamilton Fannie Rothbrum Mary Milligan Dorothy Tierrmanh Luo Lewis Bevin Simmilton High Scienses Tune Braun Yetim Helen Gheamer

Registration Nears End for Blind Voters Eligibility

The American Foundation for the Blind announces about 100 000 blind people can vote in the November 5 election. Ohio allows blind voters to cast ballots with two judges marking per directions. Registration continues at the courthouse first floor until 9 pm Friday and Saturday. staff registered 25 ahead of Thursday.

American Foundation For Bind New York City Ohio Hauillon Hs Bonted

Roosevelt Edge in Illinois Deepens Political Split

Illinois voters show split as Roosevelt leads but Small’s GOP holdouts push Horner Democrat across the ticket. Press commentary notes Roosevelt strength, Hoover recovery, and Insull scandal stirring uncertainty. Democrats hold a statewide edge, with campaign tides shifting daily as late ballots loom.

Purse Found Held for Owner in Franklin Street Area

A purse containing a pencil and a powder puff was found Thursday afternoon by Sidney Gralnik, 14, of 793 Franklin Street, at Ross and Millville avenues. Police are holding the purse for the owner.

Sidney Gralnik Franklin Street Ross and Millville Avenues

Hamilton Richmond and College Corner Road Work Progress

Over 20 miles of the Hamilton Richmond and College Corner road in Butler and Preble counties are being resurfaced with bituminous macadam. The project, announced by State Highway Director O W Merrell, aims for completion and opening to traffic early in November.

Hamilton-Richmond Butler Prebla O. W. Merrell

School suit targets heating contract at Woodrow Wilson JHS

Answer to the suit to enjoin the Hamilton board of education from entering into a heating ventilating and plumbing contract with Peck Hannaford and Pack Cincinnati and W C Shafer Heniken will be filed in common pleas court early next week. Millikin P Shotts city director of law and attorney for the school board said Friday. The suit was filed by a taxpayer alleging the board did not award the contract to the lowest bidder. The action is not expected to affect the general contract already awarded to I R Blagg Company Dayton but will halt work on the building beyond preliminary steps until the case is settled.

Uamilton Board of Education Peck, Hannaford and Pack Company Cincinnati W. C. Shafer Company Heniken Woodrow Wilson Millikin P. Shotts I. R. Blagg ,Agapany Dayton

Stork News Births At Mercy Hospital

Mrs Cordie Pende graft at Mercy Hospital delivers four girls at 1129 South Fourteenth Street. Mrs Ray Hiles at Mercy Hospital gives birth to a boy born at 303 North Lighthouse Street.

Cordie Pendegraft South Fourteenth Street Mercy Hospital Borm Ray Hiles North Lighth Street

Daniels Compares Campaigns in Heated 1920s Speech

A fragmented report details Daniels comparing campaigns of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson, predicting Democratic victory and multiple state wins. It mentions Coolidge's response to campaign pressure and Sen Bulkley’s stance on the bonus question, with veterans supporting him after a pledge to back taxpayer funds carefully.

Warze Daniels Fennklin J. Roosevelt Mississippi Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge Bulkley Tagulla

Political shift debate on constitutional liquor amendment

The article discusses proposed replacements for the Eighteenth Amendment to end federal meddling in state liquor control. It notes groups urging repeal and lists congressional candidates with positions on national prohibition, highlighting Stephen M. Young and Charles V. Traux as examples of stance changes.

Democralio Stephen M. Young Charles V Traux

Davis Cut but Remains Hum Police Report

Walter Davis, 23, of 330 Booth Yourth Street, was cut and struck in a bathing area yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Mercy Hospital by Patrolmen Beary Hart and Wend Baer, treated for superficial wounds, and discharged.

Davis Walter Daviu Bogth Yourth Auth Mack Marey Hospital Beary Hart Wend Baer Slosk Davie Mercy Hospital

Barver Estate to Sell Eight Lots in Oxford

Joseph Paul Gailay, administrator, was granted probate court permission to sell eight Oxford lots belonging to the estate of Jacob Serger to pay debts. The sale price is $5,200 plus $690 costs, with personal property totaling $257.58. The lots are appraised at $7,500 and mortgaged to George C. Welliver for $1,200.

Joseph Paul Gailay Oxford Jacob Serger George C. Welliver

Ruff custody hearing continued in Fairfield area

Judge Gideon Palmer heard that Jobe Huff, former husband of Ruff, resides near Fair Haven and has custody by verbal agreement only while the custody dispute over four year old Job Huff remains unsettled. The case, linked to alleged illegal removal of the child from Fairfield school, was continued for further investigation.

Loretta Ue Hus Fourth Syraaure Jobe Huff Fair Haron Investigaton Huff Job Huff Fairfield School Gideon Palmer

Farley Predicts Clean Sweep for Roosevelt and Garner

National headquarters issued Farley statement predicting a clean sweep for Franklin D Roosevelt and John N Garner at the November polls. The forecast follows a Literary Digest poll and a coordinated party effort led by Chairman James A Farley.

Farley Roosevelt-Garnee New York Dano. Tranéational James A. Farley National Headquarters Claff Franklin DB Roosevelt John Nu

Knights Templar Officers Named At Columbus Conclave

Columbus Ohio Knights Templar officers named with Oatis Ranabottom from Zanesville cited as Har grant commander at the recent conclave. Rikey W Wortman of Defiance chosen deputy grand commander and Clyde L Smith of Fremont named grand generalissimo. The 193% conclave session set for Springfield Ohio. Jackson County court orders $450 judgment against Stanley Jackson in common pleas court. Albert Jewell of 429 South Second Street fined $200 with costs for liquor charge and possession.

Columbus, O Oatis Ranabottom Zanesyvi Pottery Har Grant Knights Terplar Rikey W. Wortman Defianew Clyde L.r Smith Fremont Charce Albert Jewell Iigure

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