Consumer Reports Tests Range of TV Receivers and Canned Goods
Consumers Union notes TV receiver quality is early stage with varying reception and program quality. RCA models and Emerson and Service 48-1006 are listed as acceptable with installation. Also tests 14 of 27 can openers pass, Sears Maid of Honor and Swing-A-Way rated high. Deming's and Libby's Red Alaska Sockeye are cheaper good tasting salmon options. Calgon tops water softeners, while alternatives like Pure and Co op Cleaner are acceptable. hard water favors synthetic detergents for woolens and dishes.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
RCA
Emerson
Sears
Flint Precision
Miracle
Deming’s
Libby
Nien
Office Workers Seek Metro Pay Raise
An appeal for a pay increase to meet rising living costs was sent last week to the president of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. It was signed by over 100 Cincinnati agents and announced by Elmer Martin, president of Local 32 United Office and Professional Workers. Local 32 members elected delegates to the UCPWA convention set for March 15 in Brooklyn. Delegates include Patito Carrara, Joseph Bach, Elmer Martin, William Traut, Irwin Wohlfrom, and alternates Charles Schroeder, John Hancock, Joseph Ungerbuehler, Carl Young, James Wigbell.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Cincinnati
Elmer Martin
United Office and Professional Workers
Metropolitan
UCPWA
Brooklyn
Patito Carrara
John Hancock
Joseph Bach
Monumental
William Traut
Irwin Wohlfrom
Charles Schroeder
Joseph Ungerbuehler
Carl Young
James Wigbell
For Sale Clothes Ladies Coats and Dresses
For sale ladies coats suits and dresses sizes 16 to 20 in good condition reasonable Avon 2452.
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Avon
Fashion pattern to make animal toys with fabric scraps
Use less than a yard of fabric to craft charming toy animals with bright wood or felt manes and tails. Embroider large black eyes. Send 25 cents, name and address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York for a pattern packet, plus 25 cents for the winter Fashion issue featuring 52 pages of wearable patterns and a free gift pattern.
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Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York
N. Y
Fashion
Will Install This Month Local 809 Meeting
At Cincinnati Union Terminal Local 809 united transport workers held a meeting led by Vice President Robert H. Neal. Officers will be officially installed at a later date this month with refreshments planned for members in good standing. Plans for fundraising include a $2 voluntary contribution to support the Interstate Commerce Commission baggage tariff case.
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United Transport Service
Cincinnati Union Terminal
Robert H. Neal
George B. Thomas
International Office
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
CIO Aid Drive Aims to Help World Hunger and War Victims
The American Overseas Aid United Nations Appeal for Children seeks 60 million dollars to fund E20 relief and rehabilitation abroad, supporting war orphans and widows of trade unionists. CIO leaders urge international cooperation as 462 million hungry children persisting after war.
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CIO
United Nations Appeal For Children
Philip Murray
Overseas Relief and Rehabilitation Fund
National
CIO Community Services Committee
Doctors Grow Slower Than Population Between 1910 and 1940
The number of doctors rose by 13 percent from 1910 to 1940, while the population increased by about 28 percent. The gap suggests slower medical manpower growth despite rising demand.
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S. Pollack
Vine ST
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Siam
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Lee Marshall
Truman
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