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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1936
Page
4
Paul de Carlis notes Mr Gradison condemning Columbus lawmakers for enacting sales tax and Social Security measures while diverting attention from expenses and voter backlash. He frames Taft supporters as self‑interested and out of touch with the poor and unemployed nationwide.
A reflective poem on how Fate carves the journey of human lives with love and hate. The speaker notes lines etched by Destiny endure, revealing inner stories for all to see and understand, attributed to Jack Kerley.
The piece accuses reactionary forces including the Tory influenced United States Chamber of Commerce of wanting to force WPA workers into private industry by suppressing wages. It argues this would create unemployment and drive down national wages by making subrelief pay the base wage. It urges private industry to compete with WPA by offering higher wages to attract workers.
A spontaneous movement backs Anthony A. Fette for the Ohio State Public Utilities Commission seat in Cincinnati. Supporters include engineers union members, hospital and hotel executives, and prominent professionals plus an upcoming biographical sketch in the magazine Ambition.
The article urges Governor Davey to replace Hopple on the Public Utilities Commission with Anthony Fette, a noted power engineer from Cincinnati and hospital staffer, citing his achievements and broad professional recognition. Readers are asked to write letters showing support.
A reflective Christmas note celebrates shared fellowship and humane labors. The writer speaks of faith, quiet stars, and seeking justice and kindness among people, inviting companionship during the season.
Herbert S. Bigelow voices frustration over high coal and electric costs claiming reports exaggerate savings. He calls for investigations by the School Board University Trustees and City Council and threatens public action before the next election.
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