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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
12
Normaly Brokenshire urges gentler portrayal of radio announcers in films. He argues announcers do not earn the huge sums shown, noting typical pay around 40 to 50 dollars weekly. Programs listed include WABC and NBC schedules with musical and Navy Band features.
George M. Verity, chair of the American Rating Mail board, praised the Hoover hosted business and banking leaders gathering in Washington. He urged cooperation among administrative, industrial, and private interests to steady the economy and warned against rushing recovery. The Rotary, Civitan, Kiwanis and Lions clubs sponsored the meeting with Verity speaking to lenders and professionals.
A scrambled Ohio scene with reports from Cleveland, Bainbridge, and Canton includes a horse racing mishap at Bainbridge injuring jockey Joe Rodriguez, bids for construction projects in Washington, and a beetle quarantine list spanning multiple states. Also noted are a drowned man near Crystal Rock Tate, a Liverpool church warning, Angela McGonagle saved by her brother, and Ohio district news ahead of the Tatheran convention.
Middletown grocer M. Ju orson of 809 Corny Suvilstreet petitions for bankruptcy under United States District core. He lists total liabilities about 4 104.78 with about 2 in assets. 31 8655 represent a dohta on open account. Major creditors include Colter Company Reading vor Bauer Wrang Grocery Avalon Dairy Middletown. Liberty Machine Tool denies 3422 claim in suit with Union Railroad. claims against railroad for 67 damages to transit from Indiana to New York in October 1931.
A fragmented schedule listing WHANDSDAY September events and program notes. It names Amos n' Andy, Cherniivsky's Orchestra, Newhall, Bula Jones, Trale Ware, Blue Moments, Magician, Hi0 Melody Mamejus, Danes, Tueldenny, Dovations, Tauly Baga, Vic and Sudo, Wardettes, Wealth Tatts, Becker, Larry Greater, Colonel Tox, Whito-oeivs, 1071 QAM, 1015-Rtsters, Weeks Creches, Feay, Siggerello, Elsure 24 salle, Cahantlet, and Dunea Orenpatya among others.
A dense program list shows Buddy Rogers, Duke Ellington, Calloway, Lombardo, and many ensembles with venues and start times across a long night. Notable acts include Jack Benny, Kate Smith, and a variety of bands tied to stations WAKG WERD WUZNEE WEBR and more.
Principal A B Augspurger announces Fairfield school opens at 9:00 a m on September 12. Elton Whitcomb from Wanaron Ohio will teach sciences. Robert M Thatfey of South Charleston and Miami University will coach and teach industrial arts. C W Hobarts becomes history and social science teacher. The high school faculty includes Isabel Winkbine, Louise Paula, Deems, Mary Lawrence, and others. music supervision by Vimi Glidewell ends. Books sale at school Saturday September 10 from 1 to 4 pm for new pupils and second hand books handed over to elementary teachers.
probate court heard Amelia Kamman report the estate totaling 328.16 for distribution in Hamilton. Daughters Amelia Kamman and Berthy Dawkins each received 141.58, Herma Reif the son, and multiple grandchildren from Starlwell Murhwell and Murhwell Carthage received smaller sums.
Locusts devastate crops across Mindanao and the southern Philippines as a pest outbreak worsens this year. Filipino laborers report swarms consuming cultivated beans and other staples, while steamship shipments bring edible locusts that families buy for food.
A compact list noting birthdays and deaths of notable individuals. Elizabeth I, Buffon, James G Carter, Sila C Herring, Hupwell Cobb, Thomas A Hendricks, Nathaniel Wheeler and others with varied roles from queen consort to scientist, governor, economist, inventor and industrialist, across 16th to 19th centuries.
The Paramount presents tonight and tomorrow night a dragon titled act with Miss Pinkerton in a key role. An encore is planned featuring a dazzling king figure in a stage offering described as a rim of mystery.
Cincinnati reports that a city exempt from federal tax on gasoline if purchased directly from a casinor for its own use may challenge the rule. If the city buy from a middleman the exemption fails. Hamilton city gas purchases to be contested by jobbers appealing to tax authorities.
Theodore Bonko Jr. and Eleanor Hao Hawghier married at First Presbyterian Church Row Like Williams officiating. The bride, a Western graduate from Oxford China, received congratulations from family and friends. The couple will reside in Augusta as city treasurer Beuke notes, with plans to use local routes for future travel.
A Middletown resident was elected secretary of the Ohio Letter Carriers and its Women’s Auxiliary during the organization’s 26th convention at the Hotel Gibson. Newly named officers include president W. Doherty of Cincinnati and vice president Hamilton Rochusk from Columbus, with further roles assigned across Cuyahoga, Mansfield, Findlay, and other locales.
A fragmented note discusses how eyebrows reveal age and facial aging. It notes that eyebrows sag with advancing age, affecting eye area appearance and suggesting attentive grooming to counteract age cues. The piece references experts and a science association context.
An advertisement promotes a supposed digestive aid by Dako Baolmanns finа tablets for relieving gas and stomach pressure. It claims to cure anxious sensations, heart palpitations, and indigestion, promising improved sleep and circulation with a yellow package product sold at local drugstores.
Londoners who insult Chicago were rebuked by Mayor Anton Cermak. He asserts Chicago has over 23,000 police and many more crime deterrents than London, arguing Americans see Chicago as a safer leader in crime town.
Mrs William Goodwin reports her valuable dog stolen on Monday from 120 Tardlowalveet. Police are investigating the theft and seek information to recover the pet.
Chicago reports show John Sessa ward, former Sears head, left $32,000,000,000 in Illinois estate. Attorney General Oscar Carlstrom confirms the inheritance tax payment of $6,000,000. Deductions include $1,000,000 charitable gifts and stock investment liabilities. Mulesline's new constitution mentioned.
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