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Newspaper
The Peoples Voice
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
4
A speaker condemns delaying pay increases for Waterworks laborers arguing wage schedules should be adjusted immediately. The critic notes city hall officials, insulated by red tape, will not share in low wages and asserts raises for eligible workers should come sooner to pressure timely equity.
The article notes Bigelow’s past support for Roosevelt and his dilemma over Lemke’s Ohio ballot availability. It highlights a long friendship between Lemke and Bigelow, compares Lemke to Norris, and considers delaying judgment until Ohio presidential options are clear.
The article argues Lemke could draw significant votes in Ohio risking Roosevelt’s win. It cites The People's Voice predicting at least a half million Lemke votes, mostly from Roosevelt, and notes a swing of under 40,000 could have cost Ohio to Roosevelt four years prior.
The excerpt argues that freedom is government business while economic slavery harms society. It critiques private enterprise as privileged and warns that government errors are weighed differently by justice. It favors a charitable government over indifferent, frozen governance.
The NASJ Units First and Second Districts of Ohio plan a large outing at Coney Island on Wednesday July 1. Joseph Euler and Albert Savoy lead preparation with tickets from Euler Savoy and local offices. Admission includes 10 cents for boats except the 8 oclock boat and island gate. children's concessions largely five cents. An extensive athletic and entertainment program will run all day and night.
Critics praise the Roosevelt acceptance speech for its high literary quality with striking phrases. The text highlights references to economic order and political themes as examples of its rhetoric.
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