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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
11
In Pittsburgh at Forkex Field, Governor Roosevelt addresses about 50,000 supporters. He argues against a rushed bonus and urges governments to balance budgets, stressing tax fairness, federal spending restraint, and the impact on workers, farmers, and national stability.
Roosevelt, the Democratic presidential nominee, spoke in Pittsburgh outlining his plan to balance the national budget by cutting government expenses. He criticized the Hoover administration for failed economic policy, warned against tax increases, and urged reorganization to reduce waste while promising to support needed relief if essential.
A New York April 4 paper links marriage trouble with a public claim that a wife’s loss of beauty followed by divorce. An ad-like警 text then promotes Kruschen, promising weight loss, clearer skin, and buoyant health, urging readers to try the product with vague assurances and a money back offer.
Sabbath school attendance is noted with gatherings at Symmes Corner. Families including Mes. Oscar Keim and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Kehr visit. Miss Talo Mae Martin returns from Midway, Ohio. Local condolences sent to Mrs. Charles Schneier on her father's passing.
Local families including Mr. and Mrs. Habl Mr. and Mrs. Ed Conrad and children and many neighbors from Hamilton gathered at the Scheids and other homes. Several visits to Hamilton bordered events with sick lists and farm arrangements noted.
In a tense mountain ascent Ronald and I hide in brush, hearing pursuing riders. We glimpse a masked man and two boat-like trackers, believing Marion is in danger, and brace for a desperate bid to thwart the abductor before discovery or an attack.
The lunar transits promise progress and prosperity with a mix of private and business events. Writings promotions and new projects should thrive with support from those in power, while negotiations in large corporations are encouraged. A year of excellent promise ahead for those born under this sign.
Calvin Skinner, head of the Cincinnati Bureau of Governmental Research, spoke in New York on “An Experiment in Government Cooperation.” He described regional planning efforts in Hamilton County including the Cincinnati School District and joint committees funded by the Spelman fund. The arrangement aims at coordination, shared labor policies, uniform classifications, and coordinated bond programs across city, county, and schools.
A vintage home remedy touts a cough cure that requires no cooking and claims rapid relief. The recipe blends pine extract, sugar, water, and essential oils, claiming strong germ-ladenmembrane relief and throat soothe g, with a money back guarantee if no prompt relief is felt.
Adele Garrison expresses cautious support for city Cincinnati and Hamilton County integration within constitutional limits and a smoother operation. She argues cooperation and coordinated action will enhance services and progress, while noting broader reforms underway and the need for unity among officials. Creditors of Weed Lohan, printer, meet with the bankruptcy referee in Cincinnati to discuss proceedings.
Members of the Hamilton Junior Democrats gathered for a city event forming a permanent organization. Jack Connaughtog chaired, with many club members present as Governor George White and Senator Robert J. Bulkley spoke as candidates seeking reelection.
The Middletown municipal court judgment in the Harless Rowland case, affirmed by Judge Clinton D. Troyd, finds Rowland guilty of driving a car while intoxicated. A 30 day sentence with suspension, $10 fine, and six month driving privileges revocation are ordered. Rowland appeals the conviction.
Cities Service petitions the common pleas court for a sale of realty and records a $12.98 judgment obtained April 22 against Flord E. Ruble and Elva Ruble, Middle owns.
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