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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1936
Page
3
The Times-Star urges a movement against Cincinnati smoke and calls for smoke abatement. It argues coal costs would fall with cheaper fuel and that city officials should prosecute serious smoke offenses only if households lack gas line access.
The speaker argues Congress should be allowed to re-enact a law struck down by the courts, placing final authority with elected representatives rather than life-tenured justices. He contends a 435-member Congress facing re-election is safer than a nine-member Supreme Court with lifetime tenure.
PAUL De CARLIS reports that the blanket $1000 liquor license permit faces fierce debate with opponents warning it will force small retailers out of business and hit real estate, while supporters claim it will curb bootlegging and raise standards. He notes pension and women bartender issues, urging legislative discussion and constituent input via THE PEOPLE'S VOICE.
A letter to Mr. Bigelow recounts seven years of unemployment since 1929, a 62 year old husband seeking work through PWA, and the couple’s three room cottage. The writer details relief rules, insurance cashing, and pride versus need amid poverty, noting men over fifty face slim chances. The note ends with gratitude for health and a plea about fairness.
A promotion offers a box of 10 CCC Union-made cigars from the Cigar-makers' Cooperative Co. at 1610 Race Street. Call Room 211 Odd Fellows Temple to claim, with George listed as contact for pickup this week.
Sympathy goes out to those in Martins Ferry amid a crisis, with limited readable details from the fragmented clipping emphasizing concern for residents.
City officials wrestle with a profitable municipal light plant that keeps filling the public treasury. They have reduced rates repeatedly, funded a swimming pool and roadwork, stocked the library, and still see a surplus. In a drastic move they announce a month of free light for all residents.
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