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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1945
Page
6
A columnist argues kisses and touch are essential for infant development despite disease concerns. Citing Dr. C Aldrich, the piece stresses personal care, rocking, and singing as key to healthy emotional and physical growth, promising next week on muscle development.
The PJ&NW Playing Card Local plans a two cent per capita levy to fund PAC. Members will vote at the next meeting along with a proposed increase in initiation fees from two to three dollars. The wage dispute from the former parachute department remains before the WLB.
Robert Linn former city editor and Cincinnati Newspaper Guild member was promoted to managing editor Carl G Groat editor announced Harry Meyo another Guild member was promoted from assistant city editor to city editor Frank Aston former managing editor will join the Scripps-Howard Washington Bureau
The Adult Education Council presents prevues for union leaders and education directors at 11 a.m. Monday and Wednesday at the Public Library Annex. Monday's film Out of Bed Into Action shows restoring wounded veterans to normal life. Wednesday offers We Live in Two Worlds on global issues and UNRRA on human needs of liberated countries.
A Cincinnati family faced a $16 decrease in the yearly food budget per a fall Bureau of Labor Statistics survey released this week. The average family spends about $832 yearly on food with $13.66 of home meals and $2.41 from eating out. The report also notes average clothing costs for early 1944: $75 women, $59 men, $40 girls, and $33 boys.
Reports describe widespread unrest in Moscow with nightly fireworks and salutes to new victories. Nazism is said to be drawing forces from the western front to bolster defenses against the Russians, with a suggestion that Nazi weaknesses are being exploited.
The dialogue discusses a company inviting a union to organize workers amid wartime tensions. A feature by Betty Golstein reports a black market in babies thriving due to illegitimacy and weak adoption laws, with brokers selling illegitimate infants for up to $2000. The piece notes rising illegitimacy, protections for mothers, and the Treasury’s tobacco usage data.
Mothers urged to seek Emergency Child Care through Hamilton County Defense Council MA in 2016 to ensure child supervision during work hours. The notice targets working parents, promoting local support options and civic resources.
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