Prohibition, Church Row and Markets Highlight 1932 News
A Brisbane column notes eleven candidates for corrgans and horses, riots at Wall Street prison, and clashes over noose and drugs. It also covers a Black church clash in New York, the pound’s fall and British currency, U S bank wealth, and grim personal crises among workers, with a final tease about continued coverage on Page 12.
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Gome
Woltars Island
Hast River
New York City
Bax
United
Yael
Vonviola
New York
Piva
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Trafix
Great Lakes
Sentence Sermons by the Rev Roy L Smith
A compact verse list presents brief moral glimpses by the Reverend Roy L Smith. The lines warn against self deception, idleness, self pity, and false seriousness, urging vigilance against pride and misplaced piety.
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Roy L. Smith
Ohio judges urged on merit not party label in October editorial
In a widespread Ohio editorial the press argues that public safety hinges on an honest capable judiciary. It calls for judicial selections based on records and qualifications, insisting party labels should not influence choosing judges.
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Ohio
Do You Remember When Hamilton Folks Recall Past Days
The column recaps local memories from Hamilton residents about days gone by. Readers reminisce about Admiral Rickard, spelling emphasis, and a feature on recalling former events. A humorous note recalls a chicken incident and a quartet formed by Melody Maids with local girls.
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Walcome
Hamilton
Eee
Huvir
Beeare
Melody Maids
Yith
Margeret Olt
Ruth Leyer
Wilhelmina Leyer
Marie Leyer
Dangerous Politics and the Mark Hanna Fear Tactics
A writer denounces the Republican Party and Secretary of the Treasury Ogden Mills for using fear as a campaign weapon to reelect Hoover. The piece likens this to the Mark Hanna tactic from 1896, arguing such threats threaten democracy and deepen economic distress.
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Republican Party
Hoover
Ogden J. Mills
Treasury
Ile
Bills
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Post
Republican National Committee
Post
Mark Hanna
Bryan
McKinley
Hope And Pray for Hoover Relief Policy
The Cincinnati Post editorial rails against Hoovers relief strategy saying the tragedy lies in hoping for relief to trickle down from bankers to the breadline. After three years the method failed to revive industry or agriculture, Hoover exhausted his resources and can only urge people to hope and pray.
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Hoover
Cincinnati Post
Hoov
Charles Sawyer for Lieutenant Governor in Cincinnati
The Journal urges Butler County voters to learn about Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, noting his legal prominence, progressive civic work, and strong character. Sawyer replaces W G Pickrel, endorsing broad interest beyond Democrats and urging a large vote despite frayed etiquette remarks.
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Journal
Butler County
Charles Sawyer
Cincinnati
Sawyer
W. G. Pickrel
Dayton
Germany Flirts With Reds and Europe Says Analyst
Washington dispatch notes Germany subtly courts Soviet Russia and eyes Britain’s move at Ottawa. The piece claims Britain will offer no new Russian trade deals, and Germany seeks a tariff policy to ease private debts. It argues Europe is a poor stage to stay involved and hints Papen’s tariff appeal lacks seriousness.
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Washington
Germany
Ruscia
von Pappa
Great Britain
France
Britain
Russia
Anan
Iim
Scil
Europe
Ottawa
Barnes
Garmana
Historic Ohio High Spots in 1838 by Caleb Atwater
The Ohio historian Caleb Atwater noted a single gravel turnpike in the state from Warren north to Lake Erie with seven day turnpikes overall. He described a clay turnpike from Olio City toward Columbus and other routes, including a road between Cincinnati and Xenia and a promising but unfinished line toward Sandusky, cautioning investors about dividends and maintenance.
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Caleb Atwater
Ohio
Warren
Lake Erie
Atwater
Olay
Olio City
Columbus
Sandusky
Zanes
Word Study and Pronunciation Guidance From Daily Lessons
The page features instruction on correct pronunciation and spelling, highlighting misused words and mispronunciations then notes on multitudinous details. It cites examples about Tenements and pending applications from Ohio Illinois and Texas plus potential experiments on plates before Gull loans are authorized.
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W._L. GORDON
Ohio
Nippon Has New Way To Annoy Mr. Stimson
The article reports that Japan is using new rumors to provoke Secretary Stimson. It notes Stimson remains calm, prefers stronger action than the President will allow, and highlights a rift between Stimson and the White House on policy toward Japan amid fluctuating business trends.
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Nippon
Stimson
Wey
Thay
Sin
Political shifts and war talk fill gloomy public mood
Amid stunted hopes for a break in luck, readers hear calls for favorable news and a possible war agreement. The piece notes Socialist Norman Thomas appealing to millions, debates over the bonus for veterans, and Roosevelt’s cautious stance on the bonus issue. Congressman Lankford of Georgia is referenced as continuing on page 1.
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Norman Thomas
Debs
Thomas
Roosevelt
Roossvelt
American drama at Smith's Theatre charms audience
Twenty years ago on a Sunday, Charles Klein's new drama The Gamblers thrilled patrons at Smith's Theatre. A First Presbyterian service heard Rev John Kyle Barrett announce his appointment, while Rev EB Moon spoke at the First Church of Christ. Stanley Shaffer urged Play Fair at the BR meeting. George Stevenson celebrated a golden wedding anniversary near West Cherker. Paul Hoelle, Louis Dean, and Lambert families reported birthdays and births. Sixty Imys led a Y outing to a camp, Helen Renzehler chaired a Hamilton Navy Day event, and Miss Maria Poe marked her thirteenth birthday with a Halloween party.
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Charles Klein
Smith’s Theatre
Pasbyterian
John Kyle Barrett
Reneselaer
Ind
Thornberry
EB. R. Moon
Bolenge
Africa
First Church of Christ
Stanley Shaffer
BGR
Landry
George Stevenson
West
Cherker
Who's Who and Timely Views Marion Edwards Park
Marion Edwards Park born in Andover Massachusetts on December 41 1875 a Bryn Mawr graduate with many honorary degrees. She taught Classics at Colorado College 1902 1908 and led Simmons College 1918 1921. Miss Park has led Bryn Mawr since 1529. The piece urges citizen participation and a return to expert free agent thinking in government and a profession built on intelligence and integrity.
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Marion Edwards Park
Andover
Mass
Bryn Mawr College
Colorado College
Simpons College
Miss Park
Bryn Mawr
Bible Thought For Today Calendar Fragment
A cryptic note presents a religious line from Proverbs and a reference to a Spanish term Yuko in South America. The text includes distorted words and unclear phrases about truthfulness and a claimed gross of a polonour. The fragment resembles a clipped church bulletin item with mixed language placeholders.
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South America
Gravity theory and ancient atlas cited in early 20th century note
A fragmented report mentions Newtonian gravity, a government action selling a large bond in November 1919, and references to the Pacific Atlantis region and Egypt’s soil boosting returns. It cites prominent places and periods without full coherence, presenting a snapshot of historical economic and scientific themes.
News Behind The News by James Motollen
New York reports behind the scenes on broadcast timing for the election. Republicans hold all three networks 8 to 11 while Democrats salvage 11 to 12, with contributions and fundraising noted from Ford and party finance committees. Wall Street money and staged bets flavor the chatter as candidates maneuver money and odds.
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James Motollen
New York
Dens
Republicas
Eary Ford
Democratic
Bavaral
Ieadere
Dyer Hil
Wall
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