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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1935
Page
4
A critique argues that daily papers mislead readers by treating politics as noise rather than news. It cites political press agents and missed scoops, contrasting morning and afternoon papers and urging readers to trust People’s Voice for accurate local democracy coverage.
An editorial recalls Dr. Fred Swing of the County Commission and his use of publicity from coroner days to recent welfare investigations. The writer questions whether his press tactics have grown cruel or merely deliberate deferment of action as public concerns persist.
The article argues the Townsend plan could push retirement at 45, spur labor shortages and lower schooling ages, and encourage marriages for benefits, risking widespread social changes and economic pressure on states and families. It explores potential unintended outcomes and contends a broader discussion is needed.
Dayton News quotes a Democratic senator urging that Norris should not retire and that the President and public favor keep him in the Senate as long as he lives. The piece notes Tennessee naming a city for Norris and calls him a national institution shaping political life across parties.
A column criticizes pension offices for delays in delivering back pensions to elderly residents. It laments red tape and inaction by appointees while urging government officials to hire extra staff and fix the system. The piece acknowledges some pensioners do receive small payments, bringing relief to at least some families.
A quiet encounter with the Master changes a life of wealth and rank. The speaker recalls worldly aims melting away as the Master’s sorrowful eyes induce humility. The narrator vows to follow the Master’s wounded feet, seeking souls over self. Author unknown.
The piece argues the Mayoralty will settle at the first city council meeting after the election. It cites Nick Klein as potential head of city government and Dr. McClain as vice mayor, while noting Sheriff Lutz and local figures in political dispute.
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