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Newspaper

The Peoples Voice

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1935

Page

4

A Good Man Again Goes Wrong After Lippman Influence

A political group leader praises Walter Lippman as a mine of argument to keep members informed on national affairs. Critics question Lippman’s ties to utilities advocacy and accuse him of propagandist use of semi-editorial observations in defense of Insull and others.

Walter Lippman Lippman New York World New York the World Lippmany Insull Hopson

Ohio man touts $100 monthly for elderly plan at rally

Dr. Bigelow, guest at a WCPO program, claims a plan could pay Ohio seniors $100 monthly from $25,000 without taxing more. He says the idea may start in Cincinnati and promotes initiative and referendum to empower voters. A mass meeting at Emery Auditorium on Sunday, January 19, will present the plan and related legislation.

WCPO Herbert Bigelow Father Coughlin Ohio Dr. Bigelow Townsend Congress Cincinnati Emery Auditorium

Old Guard urged to rethink in Hamilton County political clash

In a hard hitting column a call to the old guard urges leaders to rethink the Republican machine once famed for precision. It attacks Lewie Bernard Tom Noctor and Billy Leonard and predicts a comeuppance as Roosevelt-Davey Club drives precinct organizing amid looming defeat for Willie Leonard.

Hamilton County Lewie Bernard Tom Noctor Billy Leonard Herbert S. Bigelow Moses of Old Roosevelt-Davey Club Old Guard Willie Leonard

Information to be listed before Germans can marry

A Berlin spring scene shows a couple on a park bench as a narrator notes a future regime requirement. The dialogue probes ancestry and race with pointed questions about blonde hair and childbearing while a Nazi slogan echoes.

Agriculture Targeting Spruce Sawfly In Maine

Department of Agriculture seeks control methods as spruce sawfly damages Maine forests. If action is taken, it would become news for the agency and region.

Department of Agriculture Maine Department of Agricultural

Skepticism Over Factory Milk Predictions Emerges

Doubts rise about the speed and reliability of factory-made milk production as observers question the pace of herd reduction and the efficiency of the assembly line.

Ed Hitchins, Labor Leader, Dies After Long Career

Members of the Typographical Union and Cincinnati labor world mourn Ed Hitchins a devoted half century idealist and tireless worker He is credited with perpetuating Jo Heberle memory by naming a public school for Heberle and Hitchins lament they should be immortalized together

Cincinnati Ed. Hitchins Hitchens Jo. Heberle Heberle- Hitchens Toe

Little Star and the Pity of Public Domain

A reflective poem laments the erosion of the public domain and the rise of poverty and crime. It invokes Henry George as a thinker and notes the cold reception of pioneers, warning of future enclosure and loss of shared knowledge. The piece closes with a note on public domain limitations and the writer P. W. Schwander.

Henry George P. W. Schwander

Bill's Machine Ballad of a Political Machine Boss

A verse titled Bill's Machine praises a figure named Bill as the source of blessings amid elections. The poem notes daily work for ten dollars, weathering any conditions, and claims to keep tabs on ballots as part of Bill's political machine. The author initials J. E. G. accompany the piece.

Bill

Side Lights on Cincinnati City Council Contention

The piece notes four Democrats on Cincinnati’s City Council Imbus Dunlap Jim Wilson and Bigelow with Bigelow seen as pivotal in backing a Democratic mayor. It questions party lines and Council dynamics amid rumors about Boss Leonard and possible Congressional candidates. It hints at January 19 Emery Auditorium and Council committee moves centering on Dr McClain head of sewers.

Imbus, Dunlap Jim Wilson Bigelow Councilmanic Dr. McClain

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