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The Peoples Voice

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1936

Page

2

Publication Office Address Listed in Cincinnati

Office of Publication details Herbert Bigelow Press y Jes Hayes Treas Helen Afsprung Sec y Office located at 211 Odd Fellows Temple Building Seventh and Elm Streets Cincinnati Ohio with phone Parkway 2351.

Herbert Bigelow Press Y Jes Hayes Treas Helen Afsprung Sec’v Odd Fellows Temple Seventh and Elm Streets Cincinnati Ohio

Christmas Morn Reflections on Social Justice and Peace

The narrator muses that a just world without poverty or slavery would lure him to abandon politics and become a preacher of religion. He envisions a life of peace, poetry, and spiritual pursuits if society achieved equity, but acknowledges the ongoing struggle against injustice and hypocrisy in the current world.

Christmas Charity and the Blight of Charity Motives

The sermon critiques charitable acts that serve vanity or perpetuate poverty. It argues that some use Christmas alms to mask systemic exploitation, citing Tolstoi on hypocritical aid. It calls for addressing root causes of poverty rather than praising mere almsgiving.

That County Levy

A political appeal urging voters to support a county levy and re elect Charles G Merrell for county commissioner The Citizen's Committee led by Samuel Aci presents the case for the levy claiming it funds humane government and aid to the destitute and urges progressive voters to vote affirmatively on the upcoming Tuesday.

Charles G. Merrell Charles Merrell Samuel Aci

Taxes Going Down Not Up Extra Mill Levy Vote

Hamilton County voters face a special election on Tuesday December 29 to approve an extra one mill levy for county purposes. The message warns of suffering for the sick, aged, and poor if the levy is rejected.

Hamilton County

Tax levy for 1937 reduced across county after election

Voters approved the extra levy at the December 29 special election but Cincinnati’s 1937 tax rate drops to 19.54 mills from 20.12 in 1936, and a proportionate reduction applies in nearly all other county districts.

Cincinnati

Levy Campaign Seeks Public Funds Led by Samuel Aci

A citizen committee chaired by Samuel Aci launches a drive for an extra levy. Strong support comes from county social welfare and public health agencies and leaders from both parties and civic groups who warn that failure would harm tuberculosis sanatorium care county home chronic disease hospital dependent children mothers pensions and related services.

Samuel Aci

The Committee Appeals for One Mill Levy

The Citizen's Committee warns Hamilton County faces a crisis as welfare services hang in the balance without an extra one mill levy at the December 29 special election. Funds are needed to sustain the Tuberculosis Sanatorium County Home and Chronic Disease Hospital and to protect care for dependent children cripples and widowed mothers.

Citizen’s Committee Hamilton

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