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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
3
California Senator Hiram Johnson once backed Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 and, while declining to support Mer bert Hoover in 1992, is expected to lean toward another Roosevelt ally. The remark hints at party realignments and enduring ties to Roosevelt lineage.
The New York Sun argues Hoover’s plan to spend 102 million on a California bridge aims to create 16,500 jobs and boost steel cement and machinery demand. The Journal contends true economic reconstruction should span the nation and even tax beer to balance the budget, arguing prohibition remains a critical voter influence as Roosevelt gains support from a wet majority.
City efforts to protect motorists at Hamilton intersections include traffic lights and stop signs but drivers ignore warnings. Notable neglect occurs at Main and D, Second and Ludlow, and Third and Dayton. A crash could trigger a thorough investigation and strict punishment for offenders.
The American Bar Association criticizes the Senate's approach to confirming federal judges as unjustified. It argues that judge decisions form essential evidence of fitness and that the Senate, charged with confirmation, may examine any detail. The article notes Borah's limited involvement and ongoing discussions.
Detroit editorials discuss Henry Ford on money and economic growth. Chief engineers Kettering and Knudsen study auto imports in Europe as Detroit braces for expansion, while a shift toward public money control and a modern monetary idea is debated amid gold standard critique.
A compact Bible thought cites Proverbs 12 6 about the words of the wicked versus the words of the upright. The verse notes the mouth of the upright delivers them and contrasts with the perils of deceitful speech.
A historical item presents daily English lessons by W L Gordon on word usage mispronunciations misspellings and synonyms. It highlights mutability as today’s word noting the phrase the mutability of man’s laws versus the love of God.
Washington dispatch notes a glum state department view on Europe with limited faith in disarmament while private reports flag stagnation. In U.S. politics Treasury Secretary Mills attacks Garner as an old ally, shifting focus as the campaign nears November 9.
Major Nathan Goodale of Belpre, from Massachusetts, was captured by Indians while timber hauling near Belpre. His family waited for supper. he vanished. His team was found, tracks marked the pursuit, but the attackers fled. He likely died weeks later in upper Sandusky, probably of pneumonia, ending his leadership of the Belpre settlement.
Republicans expect Donovan to surge ahead of the state ticket while Medalie trails Hoover. Wagner appears certain for reelection, and Lehman aligns with Jewish charities, influencing votes. Upset over Moose prosecutions weakens Alto Medalie. Curry fears Lehman gains and new city issues loom if Donovan wins. Upstate registration lags, yet NYC shows record turnout.
In Garner's office a friendly inscription hints at deficit projections for the year. Treasury receipts remain weak as heavy taxes have not yet begun and income rate increases are postponed until next March. The present daily figures reflect cautious optimism amid the pending fiscal changes.
A discussion on a $6,000,000 elicitimer suggests the figures mislead. An affidavit cited by the President in Cleveland is from a critic of Hoover. The author recanted after disputes with colleagues. Democrats avoid using the sour material, while a private investigator reports ghouls speculating in farm mortgages. Congress is expected to probe December mortgage concerns. A Mississippi private challenged a general in a campaign, claiming the private would run affairs. Inner naval circles predict Pacific duty will extend beyond January 1.
Teacher Mias Glenna Leithett, daughter of Mia Maud Leitheit, is named to Adams School teaching second grade. Misa Leifheit, a Hamilton High and Mi University graduate, will head first grade in Fairfield township, earning praise from friends. A city notice urges residents to report odd suspicious activity to police headquarters to aid protection of property after a pattern of stranger sightings.
Fragmented notices recall weddinges births and anniversaries in Hamilton area. Several marriages including Esther Millia and Dan Spinelli at St. Mary's Catholic church and Miss Esther Straub with Stafford Bishop at Virsle M. AM. parsonage are reported with births at Mercy hospital and Morey hospital, plus local obituaries sections noting Anna Early Lang's death at eighty.
A biographical sketch of Thomas Frank Gailor born in Jackson Mississippi on September 17 1836. It notes his education at Racine College his church roles and his writings. It then discusses a critique of modern democracy arguing that genuine democracy hinges on moral debt to God and the protection of individual rights within limits.
A fragment notes a family of fishes named Little Facts with eight oval projections on the head used to anchor to vessel bottoms. It also mentions Lope de Vega, a renowned Spanish dramatist and poet, allegedly composing and dictating lines before writing, at age 12.
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