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The Peoples Voice

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1935

Page

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Father Coughlin to Speak in Cleveland Public Hall

The crowd plans for a monster meeting in Cleveland as Father Coughlin addressing forty thousand Ohioans across Public Hall and Exhibition Hall. Congressman Martin L. Sweeney chairs with Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow among hosts while Ohio travelers converge to hear the famed speaker.

Cleveland Ohio Father Coughlin Cleve Buckeye Er Coughlin National Union Social Justice Martin L. Sweeney Monster Herbert S. Bigelow Cincinnati Father Coughin Exhibition Hall Congressman Sweeney Washington

Japan Denies Backing Philippines Revolt

Tokyo officials deny support for the Philippine revolt which has already claimed four score lives.

Tokyo Philippines

U S Refuses Georgia Rural Education Aid

Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins rejects rural education funds to Georgia blaming Governor Eugene Talmadge for blocking state legislation on back pay for county teachers.

Georgia Eugene Talmadge

Generals Spanked Over Air Base Proposal

President Roosevelt as commander in chief publicly reprimanded two brigadier generals for urging in secret testimony before a Senate committee that the United States erect air bases along the Canadian border.

Washington Pres Roosevelt U. S. Army Senate U. S

Payroll Propaganda Criticized Over $700000 Annual Cost

Washington accuses administration propaganda operatives of tapping the public payroll for seven hundred thousand dollars yearly. Oregon Senator Frederick Steinner voices the charge as part of a broader critique of wartime information aims.

Washington Frederick Steinner Oregon

Coughlin urges telegram drive for Patman plan

Rev Charles E Coughlin urges National Union members to flood senators with telegrams backing the Patman plan to pay soldier bonuses rather than the Vinson bankers' graft plan costing taxpayers 81 cents per dollar. He calls for unity among farmers and laborers and for active participation in primaries and general elections.

Charles E. Coughlin National Union Patman Vinson, Bankers Father Coughlin America Pers Aood Candix

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