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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
4
The piece criticizes Congress for hurried shifts in policy after eight months of debate. It notes the tax bill is weak, utility regulation remains compromised, the banking bill gains stock-market boost, the NRA faces a Guffey coal law trial, and the neutrality law is a last minute makeshift.
Ohio Governor Martin L. Davey clashes with federal Administrator Harry Hopkins over ending direct relief by November 1. With employables absorbed by WPA, unemployables remain and may face cuts unless the state acts in a special session.
Detroit housewives marched on Washington to press Secretary Henry A. Wallace over high pork prices driven by drought and policy. Officials argued blame lay elsewhere as pork buyers faced inflated costs despite relief programs.
Ida Mae Trouts defends Dr. Bigelow against an anonymous critic in the July 23 People’s Voice letter responding to a piece headlined Milk of Human Kindness Curdles. She labels the denouncer bigoted, affirms long support for Bigelow, and urges publication of her named reply.
Mr Bonner of Hamilton defends social justice and Christian unity against attacks on Catholics and priests. He praises Reverend Bigelow and Father Coughlin while condemning sectarian prejudice and calls for more Bigelows and Coughlins.
A reader writes to Reverend Herbert Bigelow objecting to liberal supporters who abandon him after twenty years. The missive questions loyalty and consistency among presumed followers and hints at ongoing tensions within the movement.
A collection of quotes featuring political figures and commentators including Hu Long, Governor James M. Curley, Reverend Charles Coughlin, George Ryan, and Julius Streicher. The remarks touch on nationalism, persecution, wealth, entertainment taste, and education methods amid a charged historical climate.
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