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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
3
A columnist responds to Mr. Charles Merrell, candidate for County Commissioner, defending readers' critique of last week’s piece "Who Is She?" and arguing charter backers inherit wealth, worry about social progress, and should draw closer to the people while loosening their angels.
The resigning executive criticizes racketeers within the party and Dillinger methods used to eliminate Independent candidates. He backs Rev. Bigelow and Father Coughlin, calling for social justice measures including a $50 old age pension and Home Rule taxation, prioritizing reform over the U.S. presidential election. He aligns with Joe Buler and Albert Sa.
A concluding note from CHAS. A. HINKLE of 8387 Burns Ave Hartwell City asserts that his services will be appreciated and expresses satisfaction in knowing his contributions are valued. He signs off sincerely, underscoring personal dedication.
County Auditor reports 581697 raised by sales tax in the first quarter. April 56170 and May 59753 earmarked for relief but not tracked. The Alliance accuses the state of passing buck to counties and calls for mobilization of unemployed workers on June 9 at Flamm's Hall to protest relief officialdom.
Robert McCabe invites Bob to pick up a box of 10 CCC Union-Made cigars courtesy of Cigarmakers Co-Operative Co at Room 211 Odd Fellows Temple this week on Hatch Street Mt Adams.
The friends of Frederick and Hauck are informed they have moved from upper Vine Street to their new home at 18 Calhoun Street.
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