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Newspaper

Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1946

Page

3

Postwar Butter Shortage Versus Ice Cream Price Ceiling Debate

Susan Alexander explains how butter shortages stem from high profits on butter fat sold to cream and ice cream makers. With no price ceiling on cream and ice cream, butter production falters while meat black markets grow as OPA struggles to curb profiteering.

Anderson Pres Truman OPA

Tots jumper Pat tern No 8926 in six child sizes

The attractive jumper pattern number 8926 is offered for children in sizes 1 through 6 years. Send 20 cents and the pattern name, your address, pattern number, and size to Federated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Sixth Ave New York NY 19.

Federated Press Pattern Service Sixth Ave New York N.Y

Taft awakening on housing and education politics debated

The article weighs whether Taft's stance on public housing and education signals a social or political shift. It notes his past opposition to federal educational bills and suggests his current remarks about housing vote tendencies aim to attract Republican votes, while warning progressives not to overestimate a easy path forward.

Taft

Labor Fights Wage Decline Threatening Economy

Labor leader argues that wage suppression after the war end harms the economy and full employment. He notes the steel industry could raise wages while staying profitable, but Congress tax rebates protect profits as unions face a planned strike in Cincinnati.

Whitehouse Congress Union Cincinnati

Taft Defends Roosevelt Vote At Debated Rally

Taft told a crowd that the common people vote Democratic because they seek social welfare measures, urging the Republican party to adopt progressive policies. He attacked Truman for advocating full employment and higher wages as communistic.

Sen. Taft Truman Sen. Tait Tait Roosevelt Taft Republican Party

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