Cincinnati Governed Well Under Charter Reforms
The Charter Administration highlights airport gains at Lunken field and a hydro plane friendly site. It cites social welfare cooperation cutting juvenile offenses, unemployment study by the Permanent Committee on Stabilizing Employment, and health department funding increases from 1925 to 1929. It condemns old civil service politics and notes morale gains through political elimination.
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Cincinnati
Edmund H. Lunken
Lunken Airport
Army
United States
Public Welfare Department
Juvenile Court
Hamilton County
Boys’ Department
Charter Administration
Health Department
Lent D. Upson
Republican Executive and Advisory Committee
Republican Organization
Waste collection gains in Cincinnati under Charter Administration
No political shifts have occurred and employees may engage in political activity. The Charters Administration reports major waste collection improvements, including an electric tractor trial, first of its size. Ashes and rubbish are now collected at kitchen doors, not street lines, with trailer units boosting service and lowering costs. In 1928 eleven tons cost less to handle than ten tons in 1927.
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Charters
Cincinnati
West End Y W C A Vesper Tribute to Mabel Cratty
The West End Branch Y W C A held a Sunday Evening Vesper honoring recently deceased Mabel Cratty. Mrs. Cordelia Winn spoke, with solos by Mrs. Menefee and Mr. Clay and accompaniment by Mrs. Bush. A dinner for Mrs. Winn and greetings events followed, plus a Friendship Vesper planned for October. Other notes cover local church and community updates, visits to Wilberforce games, and Hubert Delany’s political fundraising.
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Mabel Cratty
Menefee
Clay
Bush
Cordelia Winn
Winn
Miss Cratty
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