11 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1936
Page
1
City mismanagement in lighting and heating public buildings wastes about 600000 dollars yearly. The article argues savings could cover salaries for the City Manager and mayor and all council members and yield additional funds.
This newspaper calls the HO Lot Corporation actions a betrayal and urges readers to report cases of foreclosure. It claims fourteen foreclosures occurred in the first week of the year despite HO L C statements that no foreclosures would occur in worthy cases. It lists three causes and invites readers to write with details, promising confidentiality.
Herbert Bigelow speaks about opposing public utility graft and a 200 million dollar inflated capital structure. He recalls meeting Cin cinnatus Club members who questioned him while praising Santa Claus. He promises to explain what he sees as the core issue in the community.
The article outlines a move to nominate candidates acceptable to Father Coughlin followers. It cites Willian Leonard’s resignation from the Board of Elections as the initial step, followed by purging him from Democratic leadership in the county. Nominal leadership would honor the Roosevelt-Donahey-Davey faction to present a united front for upcoming elections.
Huntington ind mayor C W H Bangs was jailed for 30 days for contempt after defying an injunction on selling surplus power. He continued his municipal light and power program from jail, arguing for public ownership against the Northern Indiana Power Company.
Special correspondent William Lemke reports on a new farm bill moving from the Agricultural Committees in both House and Senate. He criticizes its aims as creating a large bureaucracy funded by farmers and taxpayers, questions the role of experts and magnates, and denounces piecemeal soil conservation and subsidies while urging adherence to farmers platform promises.
The Welfare Department will make week end appointments per civil service results. F C Bancroft and others from the Practitioners Council claim dismissal prejudicially. he ranks fourth among seventy three eligibles, within a sliver of the top. Cincinnati residents follow the democratic public service process closely.
Supervisor McMahon of Cleveland and Herbert Bigelow discuss forming an independent slate for the First and Second Ohio districts. Papers are due by March 12, with unit organizations growing fast and urgent steps needed to place candidates on the primary ballot to avoid machine candidates in the fall.
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