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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1948
Page
2
The article advises cleaning paper lampshades with skim milk to lift soil without soaking the finish. It also suggests milk for leather chairs and tabletops, with careful sponging and drying between coats. White bread can remove dirt without staining, eggs white optional, finishing with a clear furniture wax for shine and easier dusting.
A pattern for a jumper labeled 8243 is advertised in sizes for 2 to 8 year olds. Send 25 cents, your name and address, pattern number and size to the Pattern Service at 1150 Avenue of the Americas New York 18 New York. An extra 25 cents buys the winter issue of Fashion with 52 pages of wearable patterns and a free gift pattern.
Local 51 United Office and Professional Workers Clerical and Social Service Division calls white-collar workers to an 8 p.m. meeting on Monday January 12 at 217 East Eighth street second floor. All interested workers are invited to attend.
A 40 page CIO PAC illustrated pamphlet titled PRICES argues inflation stems from corporate profit and policy, citing 1946 15 minutes per pound pork chops rising to 22 minutes in 1947. It criticizes NAM data and labor costs while urging action at the bargaining table and the ballot box in 1948. Copies priced at 1000 for $26, 500 for $14, 100 for $3.
Cincinnati attendees including Whitehouse and Al Jordan of United Steelworkers will join a national conference January 12 to 14 in Pittsburgh. Leaders aim to promote price controls civil liberties and repeal anti labor laws with church and union collaboration.
The Industrial Relations Committee of the Council of Churches of Greater Cincinnati hosts a two day conference titled The Church And Economic Life on January 16 and 17. It features Walter S. Berry Al Jordan United Steelworkers George Grigsby Local 214 Fur and Leather Workers and invites union members to join discussions at Knox Presbyterian Church Hyde Park.
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