Charter politics and referendum power in 1936 Ohio
Herbert Bigelow vows to balance Charter supporters and opponents while urging use of the referendum to shape state and city policy beyond the council. He recalls a constitutional convention tactic and proclaims potential wealth redistribution via referendum without tax increases, referencing Roosevelt and Townsend movement.
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Roosevelt
Townsend
National Congress
Ohio
Congress
Labor Rally Aims for New Deal in Cincinnati 1936
A labor leader urges a mass meeting at Emery Auditorium on the third Sunday in January 1936 to mobilize workers, organized labor, and unemployed for a democratic Christian revolution. Coughlinites and Townsendites are invited as part of a broader labor political agenda.
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Nium
Cincinnati
Ohio
Emery Auditorium
Coughlinites
Townsendites
First woman named to Philadelphia mayor's cabinet
Miss Georgina Pope Yeatman, a registered architect, is named director of city architecture at 8000 dollars a year in Mayor-Elect S. Davis Wilson's pledge to include a woman in his cabinet. Yeatman becomes the cabinet's first female member.
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Georgina Pope Yeatman
Philadelphia
S. Davis Wilson
Yeatman
Roosevelt-Davey Club forms to back May primary fight
At the Pfau home the Roosevelt-Davey Club outlines plans for county central and ward committeemen races in May. Old executives loyal to Roosevelt and Davey will be retained, while those suspected of backing Leonard face opposition to avoid party split and win in November.
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Roosevelt
Davey
Leonard
Roosevelt-Davey Club
Bigelow
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