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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1949
Page
2
A family friendly kitchen guide outlines simple candy and gingerbread man recipes. Step by step instructions cover molasses fudge and gingerbread dough, with tips on mixing, baking, icing and decorating for kids to enjoy together.
The American Heart Association warns heart diseases cost American workers in lives, disability and medical costs more than any other illness. The drive raises at least 5 million dollars for research education and services with sponsors AFL President William Green CIO President Philip Murray and other labor leaders.
The West Coast Lumbermen's Association reports demand softening while inventories rise 81 percent from a year ago, signaling a shift in market activity and potential price effects.
Pattern 8391 offers a two piece dress with flattering lines for larger figures. Sizes 34 through 48 are available. Send 30 cents plus name, address, pattern number, and size to Federated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Ave of the Americas New York NY 19 for the Fall Winter edition of Fashion with a free pattern.
The article details Republican efforts to block Truman’s program through potential alliances with Dixiecrats and Southern allies. It discusses filibuster reforms, Senate committee splits, and House Rules Committee leverage as key battlegrounds in the congressional response to the president's agenda.
In southwestern Ohio the Hospital Care Corp reports 49.9 percent of area residents are Blue Cross Hospital Care members and an additional 10 percent hold commercial hospitalization insurance. Total Blue Cross membership rose to 756,673 in 308,846 contracts after nine years, with 55,287 new members last year.
Joseph Lepate lauds over 20 Local 28 American Union of Telephone Workers for aiding the March of Dimes polio campaign. Nell McKee and R. W. Scheltenberg led 150000 coin holders prepared for Boy Scouts distribution. Members listed include Ann Engle Hazel Morris Jean Schlotman and others. Campaign runs January 14 to 31 and seeks CIO member support in Greater Cincinnati.
The CIO Council will run the Fountain Square March of Dimes booth on Tuesday January 25 with coin folders mailed to members to contribute. The National Foundation notes polio cases rose 150 percent from 1943 to 1947 with more than 80 000 Americans affected and supporting services provided by foundation chapters.
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