Hoover Defends Economy at Detroit Address
President Hoover spoke at Olympia Arena in Detroit defending his economic plan. He argued recovery would be faster if Congress had not blocked expenditures while contrasting his approach with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s. He cited rising employment, manufacturing returns, expanded credit, and improved agricultural prices, while challenging Roosevelt’s figures and calling for restraint on routine government costs.
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Hoover Addresses Voters On Recovery And Budget Cuts
President Hoover delivers a stirring address arguing that Republican policies are reversing the mood of recession. He cites four months of paralysis by Democratic House proposals, calls for drastic government-expenditure cuts, and outlines recommendations to stabilize the economy and preserve national credit. He urges continued support and cooperation to reduce federal outlays and prevent tax burdens from falling on ordinary taxpayers.
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Political Resolve to Preserve Liberty and Opportunity
The speaker reaffirms the Republican duty to safeguard an American system of liberty and equal opportunity for future generations. He cites 152 years of effort by forefathers to shape a great nation, urging continued forward progress under strong government by trusted leaders.
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Pair Sentenced in Eaton Assault
Judge Clinton I Boyd in Preble county court sentenced Beach to 10 to 20 years in the Ohio penitentiary after a conviction for assault with intent to rob. Charles Cobin, jointly charged, received a similar term. The pair allegedly entered Nova Swisher's Campbellstown home on June 1 and beat him, robbing $35. A motion for a new trial has been filed.
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Clinton I. Boyd
Butler County
Preble County
Common Pleas
John Head
Richmond
Indy
Beach
Charles Cobin
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A. C. Risinger
Beach and Cobin
Nova Swisher
Campbellstown
Ohio State University students named to honor list
Ohio State University leaders and students from multiple cities are noted for top averages in the summer quarter including perfect 4.0 marks by Tophonora Nelva Patterson of Hayesville and William A. Wagner of Canal Fulton. Other leaders include Olean K. Swallen Alliance Carolyn Oyen Newark Wilburn Y. Swallen Alliance and Marriott A. Talloss Mt. Vernon.
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School of Agriculture
Ab. Ohia State University
Tophonora
Nelva Patterson
Hayesville
William A. Wagner
Canal Fulton
Olean K. Swallen
Alliance
Carolyn 1. Oyen
Newark
Wilburny. Swallen
Mariott A. Talloss
Mt. Varnon
National Rupture Institute advertises at Hamilton hotel
A dubious sales pitch touts a cure for rupture offered by Dr Waltaman of the National Rupture Institute of Dayton Ohio. The notice claims free consultation and examination with patient references, inviting men women and children to attend next Wednesday October 26 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Anthony Wayne hotel.
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Anthony Wayne Hotel
Hamilton
Wemilton
Miss Mary Tabler Taken by Death in Hamilton
Miss Mary Tabler a Hamilton resident died Saturday night at Moray hospital from a complication of dinanes after three years of illness. A nurse at Beckett Paper Co for 17 years, she was a lifelong member of St Stephens Catholic church and active in parish activities. Survived by sister Miss Ratherina Tabler and brother Louis of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Funeral Services for Local Resident Held at St Stephen’s
Land a large circle of friends and many nephews and nieces attend as funeral services are conducted Wednesday morning at 8:30 at the residence 33 North Tenth Street followed by solemn high mass at St Stephen’s Church at Platock and interment in St Stephen’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the home Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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St. Stephen's Church
Platock
St. Stephen's Cemetery
No Inheritance Tax on Hoffman Estate
No inheritance tax was levied on the estate of Thomas Hoffman of Rt 4 Oxford. Probate records show a life estate for the widow Kate Hoffman and shares for son Edward and daughters Liza Hoffman Smith and Carry. The estate’s gross value was 12,800 with a net value for distribution of 10,160.50.
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R. Rt
Oxford
Kate Hoffman
Edward
Liza Hoffman Smith
Carry
Mortizan Ophéer
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