Social Justice Resolution Advocates One Vote per District
A 1936 call urges voters to back only candidates who embrace the Sixteen Social Conduct Points and to spread Father Coughlin's program locally. The piece promotes channeling support through Mr. Bigelow and The People's Voice, pledging one new subscriber weekly to reach 50,000 voters.
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Father Coughlin
National Union
Patriarch of
Royal Oak
Mr. Bigelow
People’s Voice
Social Justice
Wall Street attacks New Deal in harsh broadcasts
A Chicago Herald Examiner critique accuses business leaders and the National Association of Manufacturers of waging a massive propaganda campaign against Roosevelt. It portrays big business as an industrial plutocracy seeking to subvert governance and push the country toward fascism, warning voters of the risks.
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Chicago Herald Examiner
Roosevelt
St. Louis Star-Times
National Association of Manufacturers
St. Louis
United States
Check and Recheck It Is Not for Profit
A Hamilton County effort titled Check and Recheck seeks to publish a truthful newspaper opposing propaganda. Editors note subscriptions are running out and urge renewals to avoid withdrawing names. management covers minimal costs and relies on voluntary labor while printing costs remain due.
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People’s Voice
Hamilton
Delay in Ohio Utility Decision Sparks Public Outcry
The Ohio utility delay is blamed on the Public Utilities Commission as it nears a decade without a ruling on excess toll refunds. Critics recall a quicker gas settlement and demand protection of citizen rights as firms continue to pay charges from 1925 onward. The author questions why eleven months counts as a long wait for a decision.
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Ohio
Rural Taxpayers Urge Letters to Governor on Utilities Demands
A Hamilton County rural tax group urges members to write the Governor and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to press their demands. They insist that individuals and their associations must send 75 to 150 letters to show strength and secure attention to their rural Miamitown area concerns.
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Hamilton County
Federation
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Chas. H. Berning
Political Philosophy
Petrated
For Social Justice
Wicked
Robert H. Hemphill
Financial Authority
Foreign Policy Association, Secre
Tary
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Dinary
IM Cong
Uncle Sam
Post Office Department
Frank Lahm
Wlm St
Cincinnati
Cision
Public Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Supreme Radio Service
KIRBY
Spring Grove Ave
Northside
John Breiner
W. Elder
Findlay Market
Social Justice League
Harry’s
Cor, Fergus and Chase Ave
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