24 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
1
Robert B. Hesketh, former Seattle official now Hotel and Restaurant Employees leader, offers to back Herbert Bigelow with over six thousand organized laborers. Hesketh criticizes Ohio's tax reform from 15 mills to 0.10 and urges raising it to 25 mills. Continuous narrative continues on page eight.
J. Hopple of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio shows his colors again as a letter insultingly stings petitioners. The piece notes petitions tied to the State Commission seeking rate reductions and proper formalities, with continuation promised on page 2.
Ohio faces a bitter Christmas as two thousand Hamilton County seniors wait for pension payments. Applicants filed months ago but receive no timely action or calls from the Pension Office. The writer urges accountability, noting bureaucrats delay aid while workers are paid on time.
Charles H. Berning criticizes the “Jack of all trades and master of one” type who never finishes a task. He urges social justice followers to stay true to Father Coughlin’s Sixteen Points of Social Conduct and resist outside interference. The piece ends mid-sentence with a continuation note to page 7.
Christmas is described as an unwritten poem of winged thoughts and a yearly charity urging kindness. The piece likens Christmas to love, candles, and the romance of life, ending with a blessing for inner heavenly grace from Herbert E Bigelow.
The rough draft proposes Cincinnati charter changes to allow rate alterations after contract expiration by City Council action or direct public vote. It notes possible referendum path from Tennessee Valley shifts and hints the Gas Company may scrutinize the draft. Father E Coughlin Sabbath address was omitted due to printing delays.
In the Italian room at the Hotel Gibson last Tuesday evening a diverse group of townships wards and precincts vowed to challenge the Hamilton County machine. They renamed the Roosevelt Club to Roosevelt Davey Club and authorized Alfred Pfau to form a committee to pursue the effort, signaling a battle between rank and file and the entrenched leadership.
The Rose Garden Dance Floor at 7 West McMicken Avenue was robbed last Wednesday night. Proprieter Butch Williams reported six rye bread sandwiches, a 0 Ke-Coke, candy, a cigarette machine, a radio and about three dollars stolen after the window was jimmied and loot dragged out the side door. A detective should be put on the trail to determine if pros or WPA workers were involved.
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