Social Justice Program Must Not Stand Still
A political commentary by Herbert S. Bigelow argues Social Justice followers should engage with the 1938 primary fights between Gov. Davey and challenger Charles Sawyer. He disputes the money question stance, noting bank credit contraction and treasury note circulation as key issues, while calling on readers to consider partisan implications.
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Charles Sawyer
Davey
Father Coughlin
Sawyer
Treasury
Congress
Mr. Hollister
Ohio
Frazier- Lemke
Hollister
Coughlin
Mr. Davey
Mr. Sawyer
Cincinnati
Jim Farley
Embroidered Gift to Bazaar and Coughlin Politics
An 80 year old Mrs. Mary Newman sends a hand made embroidery to the Bazaar of the People’s Church and advocates political action supporting Father Coughlin’s ideas. She urges voters to back Democrats who align with Social Justice goals and to organize for the May primary and November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the People’s Church
Herbert Bigelow
Mrs
Mary Newman
Front St
Democratic Party
Democratic Bolivars
Machine Republi
Father Coughlim
Norris
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Democratic Club
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Herbert S. Bigelow
John Hollister
Vicious
Father
Lin
Federal Reserve
National ‘Union For Social Justice
Holflister
Social Justice
The
Bolivars
Imasses
Gibson
Value of Free Press
People's Voice
C. L. Jurgens
Vine Street
A. H. Eilers
Spring Grove Ave
Kirby
Northside
Burnet Ave
Food Shop Delicatessen
Avon
Supreme Radio Service
Henry Doepke
GRUEN
Kemp
C. E. Weisker
West Mcmicken Ave
Wabash
Henry Hegemeier
Fairmount Ave
Clyde Evans
Peakl Parkway
Glaser-Wilson
Washington
Forestville
Beechmont
Radio Inspection Service Everywhere Schwartz Radio Shop Inc
Liberty and Race Cherry
Ben Riesenberg