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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
10
Proposals seek a central agency to buy gasoline for city county and schools direct from refiners avoiding distributors. The plan would create storage stations and involve three government departments. Officials project over 500000 dollars annual savings and elimination of state gasoline tax by reducing real estate levies.
European youths voiced fears of another war within ten years involving Germany France Czecho Slovakia and Poland with England possibly allied to the victors. They predicted US troubles with the Far East perhaps Japan while noting economic and political strains. Frechtling, a Miami University junior, summarized background for these outlooks and described a trip to England with M C A members amid German returnees and New York communists. Unemployment insurance in England and Buckingham Palace guards also featured in the observed context.
September astronomy notes describe Saturn as the lone evening planet early in the month. Observers in Cincinnati report clear telescope views of Saturn and its rings, plus a total and partial eclipse alignment involving the moon in August and September and autumnal equinox on September 23. The Milky Way is visible away from city lights, with Antares, Altair, Capella, Deneb, and other bright stars noted, and zodiacal constellations outlined by bright stars near Saturn.
Frechtling reports on British debt, Dutch finances, and German mood as workers face low wages and party divides. He notes posters urging British bond purchases, Holland's debt status, and a general business depression. In Hanover and Manoven, political troops and large gatherings mark the tense climate as talks touch Versailles and League of Nations limits.
Special to The dovenat Princeton Sept 25 Liberty Township 4 Hubs hold picnic at LeSourdsville a large crowd was present Constitution services were held at Mt E church Sunday pupils and friends of Miss Adeline Schmili former Liberty school teacher recently married to John Beckett wish her happiness and success in married life Mr and Mrs John Diefenbacher and family of near Vennes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Kadie Miss Maria Rieff of Hamilton spent the weekend with Miss Vivian Mahin Misses Ruth and Catherine Kadlie with Hamilton friends spent Sunday at the Zoo Miss Gertrude Lake spent Saturday in Hamilton with relatives Mr and Mrs Sam Wainre entertaining grandchildren at Sharonville this week Mr and Mrs Louis Vander Haar d and daughter Dorothy of Hamilton Were visitors in our village Tuesday Time and money spent in spreading disease among grasshoppers to control outbreak are wasted says Dr W H Larimer of the department of agriculture
Missou showcases sheer wool crepes crinkly silk crepes and crinkly satin crepes plus feathery woolens in Missou sizes from 11 to 17 and women’s sizes 36 to 46.
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