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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
2
The article explains home tomato canning as simple and economical using a rack and large pot. It notes tomatoes don’t require pressure canning, highlights wide market prices, and cites the U S Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics findings to prevent food spoilage and losses.
The bureau outlines raw and hot packing for tomatoes in glass jars. Raw gives better color and shape while hot allows more in per jar. Use ripe fruit, dip in boiling water to loosen skins, and seal jars after processing in a boiling water bath.
The Department of Commerce reports construction activity remains stalled at a level not more than ten percent above the 1939 baseline. The finding suggests limited growth and ongoing slowdown in projects across the sector.
Pattern No 8194 offers a Daisy fresh house dress for larger women with slenderizing lines and a sweetheart neckline. Includes two large pockets and bold trim. Sizes 36 to 52 with fabric yardage listed. send 25 cents and your details to Federated Press Pattern Service, New York.
A Mississippi election-era note alleges barred voters over opinions on federal anti lynch poll tax and fair employment laws. It questions if Taft and Hartley influenced policy. The item then mentions Kentucky mine owners halting operations over a division dispute.
CARE, Co operative for American Remittances to Europe opened a service at Pogue's in Cincinnati this week. Miss Ethel Polk announced the nonprofit center offering fast delivery of food clothing and other relief items to relatives or hungry persons abroad. Orders go to New York for shipment to Europe, with CARE’s board including foreign relief and labor representatives.
Little Luther argues that some men show heroism in a tragedy while 39 other passengers on a New York Central Wolver ine train collect 32 dollars for a hero. Mr. Dilworth concedes the odd praise, noting the contrast between real virtue and self interest.
In a mid year economic report President Truman notes exports account for 75 percent of the gain in national production from 1946 to 1947. This highlights the role of foreign demand in postwar recovery and overall economic expansion.
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