04 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1936
Page
1
Herbert S. Bigelow told a Gibson Hotel audience that the Coughlin movement will win in Ohio’s First and Second districts this fall. He urged choosing one primary, endorsing the Democratic primary, and warned Republicans not to split forces.
In a council session Herbert Bigelow urges a resolution to task the executive branch with plans and cost estimates to submit a municipal ownership proposal for a city power plant. He notes government funds would help but aren’t essential, as staff could proceed with or without.
Herbert S Bigelow critiques Cincinnati Charter Committee after a meeting he calls a pep rally. He argues that ten years of Civil Service devotion alone cannot sustain power and urges tangible use of influence beyond talk. He cites a discussion with Mr Flarsheim and notes voters show a new spirit demanding action.
A reader letter to The Cincinnati Post criticizes Procter and Gamble executive Mr. Deupree as head of the community chest campaign. The writer questions spending and efficiency, hinting at time costs and fund-raising practices in the county drive.
Herbert Bigelow met Governor Chandler and Senator Murky to press Kentucky on two bills allowing municipal ownership of utilities and TVA powered transmission lines. He urged competition as the cure for regulation failures and endorsed letting cities own distribution and TVA lines to sell current in the state.
Father Charles B. Coughlin used a Sunday sermon to attack bankers and the Federal Reserve, accusing them of hoarding idle gold. He denounced the Frazier Lemke farm refinancing bill, saying it has been battered for five years through three Congresses, urging treasury-backed currency to refinance eight billion dollars of mortgages.
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