Charter Revisions Propose Central City Governance Overhaul
New York City would overhaul its administrative and legislative setup under a revised charter. The Mayor gains executive centrality while the City Council becomes the sole legislative body, with the Board of Estimate replaced by a Development Board. The Council doubles in size with borough and district representation, and a Deputy Mayor would supervise agencies excluding Law and Investigation.
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Lefkowitz Campaign Visit in Washington Square Park
Louis Lefkowitz spoke in Washington Square Park last Sunday as guitars strummed and villagers gathered. The piece notes his broad pledges from milk safety to rent control and shelters while contrasting his earnest campaign with the local Democratic faction and the crowd's mood.
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Wagner deserves another term as New York City mayor
William Weissman president of the Columbia Barnard Democratic Club writes in support of Mayor Wagner. He cites a liberal record, civil rights actions, and city-building achievements from eight years in office. He argues the mayor seeks reform of the Democratic Party and urges youth involvement in the upcoming election.
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Brotherhood party Campaigns For Wagner
The Brotherhood party, a new labor aligned third party in New York City, lines up a slate for city contests while backing various Republicans and Lib erals. It aims to train rank and file members for public office and has staged torchlight parades and rallies around Wagner Beame Serevane and Periconi ahead of election day.
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Night Before Voting Teases for LaGuardia Return
A satirical piece pledges readers to back Lefkowitz Wagner Gerosa Battista Hass or Uncle Sam as mayor. It argues only one man will wield power, ends mudslinging, and urges Fiorello LaGuardia’s return to lead a government that cleans streets and ends boss influence.
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