25 Feb 1936
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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1936
Page
1
A newspaper excerpt previews Mr. Bigelow’s remarks on TVA policy and a recent Supreme Court ruling. It cites a shift from earlier anti federal project rhetoric to a cautious stance, warning against kindness or manipulation in federal utility projects. The piece notes a WCPO radio address and hints at continued discussion on page 6.
Clyde A. Melton of Devine Texas once led a 3.5 million dollar enterprise known as the World’s Bermuda Onion King. Bank failures shattered his business and he now works as a toy salesman in a Pasadena California store, trying to regain economic independence.
Washington report notes Lemke endorses the word inflation in his legislative measure. The article frames the Lower House actions as a national disgrace and mentions near-signature progress on Petition No. 7 for a special order of business.
The People's Voice attacks Bill Leonard backed slate as corrupt. It condemns his influence in the Democratic Party and calls for opposition in the May primary, urging candidates who run without Leonard’s favors. It labels Leonard as unfit and demands a new leadership free of his influence.
Henry Flarsheim, manager of Herbert Bigelow’s last campaign, argues before the Cincinnatus Association for a progressive Democratic ticket. He notes a change in political thought and urges forward-looking candidates in the May primaries to secure democratic success.
Col Willard T Chevalier vice president of McGraw Publishing elected president of the American Road Builders Association for the year starting May at the Cleveland convention He will lead a coordinated campaign to cut motor vehicle deaths and accidents through engineering analysis of the problem.
Father Charles E. Coughlin blasted John J. O'Connor, chairman of the House Committee, on his Sunday radio program. The attack followed tensions over congressional actions and policy positions, drawing millions of listeners nationwide.
Cincinnati voters have faced a heated clash over a proposed home rule tax measure led by Councilman Herbert S. Bigelow. The Taft machine and Times-Star question the shift of taxes, while Bigelow resigns from the Coughlin Movement to join the battle to influence Cincinnati and Hamilton County politics.
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