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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1948
Page
2
A Federated Press feature outlines affordable early spring salads led by cabbage slaw with vitamin C preserved by glass or earthenware and a silver fork. It suggests varied dressings from plain mayonnaise to sour cream horseradish, plus creative combos like pear atop carrot and cottage cheese, jellied tomato salad, and marinated leftovers on lettuce platters.
Pattern 8297 offers a simple day dress in sizes 12 or 20. Send 25c, name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service, York 19, N Y. Add 25c for the Spring and Summer edition of FASHION with a free gift.
U S Steel Corp profits after taxes reached 127.1 million dollars in 1947, up 38.5 million from 1946, with sales and production at peak levels, according to Board Chairman Irving S. Olds in the annual report.
The season starts officially on March 21 as cherry trees wake from a record cold season in Washington D C. Peggy Bolstad captures the scene as blossoms unfold signaling spring with a vivid photographic moment.
President Truman said he had not heard of the Georgia death sentences against Rosa Lee Ingram and her sons Sammi and Wallace, ages 14 and 17. The NAACP pressures grew as the case, tied to alleged rushed trial and jail without counsel, drew civil rights scrutiny and possible federal action.
CIO Latin American Affairs Committee chair Jacob S. Potofsky denounces the State Department for omitting labor reps from the U S delegation to the Inter American conference in Bogota Colombia. He calls the move a short sighted policy likely to reduce prestige and influence in the hemisphere.
Congress acts to prolong federal rent control through March 1949 and creates a special emergency court of appeals to review rent decisions. The measure keeps a 15 percent optional increase for long leases and loosens control on amusement buildings while ending room controls in private houses and outlining eviction grounds with 60-day notices.
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