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Newspaper

The Union

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

2

Big Man Earns Golden Pay in Civic Affairs

In a debate over city leadership, critics question Col. Sherrill’s high salary while praising Dykstra’s effectiveness. The piece notes Mayor Russell Wilson and philanthropist Sir Max Hirsch attend discussions at Assembly Hall and Stowe School. Dabney ends with quips on salaries and loyalty.

Russell Wilson Max Hirsch

New Safety Director Appointed With High Hopes

The article lauds the selection of Mr. Hoehler as safety director, predicting vast improvements in department operations and a higher rating for the city in this challenging field. It emphasizes strong approval and confidence in his career merits and expected impact.

Hoehler

Light Rate Opposes Ordinance With State Commission Push

Hall urged immediate state commission action on the ordinance while warning it could block consumer refunds. He denied seeking a delay but accused council of pus syfooting. Rose countered that passage would extend a two year delay and warned the gas company influence.

Hall State Commission

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THE Charter Party Cincinnati City Hospital GAS and Electric Light Company Washington Terrace Assembly Hall Walnut Halls Stowe School Cutter Col. Sherrill Dykstra Dabney Newcastle Charles CO. Rose Enquirer Wilda Gunn Woodburn Optimist Welfare Center Mai Ida Anderson Chapel Street
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