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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1935
Page
2
In San Diego The Broom prints satirical samples from The People’s Voice about medical oddities and church politics. The piece ridicules a hospital tale of “twins” and mocks editorials attacking Father Coughlin while praising his social justice message among Catholics and Protestants.
The piece contends Father Coughlin will be invited by unions nationwide but was barred from Soldier Field by the Chicago Park Board. It notes his legal suit lingers until next winter and mentions a Detroit Labor Day appearance at Belle Isle amid Michigan auto-worker union efforts. It questions whether Coughlin would heed a smuggled return to Soldier Field and calls for the park board’s defeat by court ruling.
The Land and Liberty editor notes the King’s Jubilee jubilation contrasts with ongoing economic hardship. Shops reopen to face rent and rates, workers fear unemployment, and relief agencies resume dole while wealth and fashion seek leisure as a luxury liner sails at £500 per passenger.
The piece notes anticipation of a meeting that may stretch to next summer. Soldier Field gains fame as the site from which Father Coughlin was once excluded, boosting the profile of a Chicago Park Board president, previously little known outside Chicago.
The piece argues for initiative and referendum to empower citizens when legislatures fail. It contrasts Ohio with Wisconsin praising good government and education while warning states still permit corporate greed and weak legislatures. It predicts political struggle over tax amendments this fall.
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