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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
2
A humorous brief notes a sick child in a small town setting. The cartoonish situation centers on a family and a doctor’s playful exchange, reflecting everyday life and lighthearted neighborly humor. The piece uses warm, gentle tone and familiar community figures.
Button trimmed bodice pattern 8392 comes in sizes 11 to 18. Send 30 cents plus name address and pattern number to Federated Press Pattern Service New York. For 25 cents more you get the Fall and Winter edition of FASHION with a free pattern. Arthur Koenig, chairman, reads proposed changes acted on by the membership. Guild contracts expire March 1 1949.
An old home health tip describes using ice cubes to disguise medicine and encourage fluids, and using a paper bag with a face as a playful incentive. It suggests masking taste with sugar or honey and a cat mask game to motivate inhaler use and cold care.
CIO's It's In The Family began its 26 week ABC run on Jan 4 at 10 30 p m EST with Joe O'Brien hosting but Cincinnati area listeners cannot hear the program due to WSAI scheduling conflicts. The station hopes to air it later. CIO members and visitors to New York may attend and win $100 bonds with a $25 consolation prize while questions cover current events and labor.
Cincinnati News Paper Guild will vote on an executive secretary at 8 p.m. Tuesday January 11. Eleanor Bell announces the nomination review and floor nominations remain open. Officers election is set for January 18 with installation January 25. Joseph Quinn chairs the nominating committee.
Sunshine Guild pushes for fully secret ballot in NLRB vote to determine the Cincinnati Enquirer editorial employees bargaining agent. Parties favoring mail ballots clash with Guild seeking booth secrecy and sealed box. a formal hearing may be requested to expedite the election. John Paine Little Luther is on vacation.
In a tense exchange, Dilworth rebukes Smiley and Crawley over a worn Parcheesi board and vows to supply a new set for Christmas 1949, praising the spirit of the gesture while denouncing the singing. The scene features a grievance committee meeting and a mock pledge about not asking for costly items.
CIO and AFL leaders sent a first anniversary greeting to Force Ouvriere the French labor federation, in a US Labor Department note. The message lauded FO for protecting workers interests without surrendering integrity amid Cold War labor division with CGT.
A fragmented message urges Congress to preserve the Taft Hartley Act or face consequences. The text appears as a tough ultimatum with limited readable context and no identifiable individuals or organizations.
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