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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1949
Page
2
This piece extols daily vitamin C from oranges and citrus, urging winter consumption. It notes Florida Valencia versus California Navel buys, sectioning tips, rind use in dishes, and safe use of dye. It also covers juice options, storage tips, and serving ideas with orange peels and flavors.
Washington bulletin Econ omic Outlook says big corporations seek monopoly control while profits rise and wages lag. It argues government must intervene to curb price and profit inflation, restore full production, and avert more layoffs in postwar economy.
Consumers Union tested 29 waffle irons priced from 4.95 to 27.35 dollars. The Best Buy model at 8.49 dollars performed nearly as well as the top-rated irons listing 17.95 dollars. The tests covered baking quality and cost per print related to film exposure and sepia tone prints.
Pattern 8404 comes in sizes 11 through 18. Send 30 cents, your name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Avenue of the Americas New York 19 New York. For 25 cents more you can get the Spring and Summer edition of FASHION with a free pattern.
Walter P. Reuther announces 1949 demands from the UAW-CIO International Executive Board. The plan calls for an adequate pension program, broad social security including health and life insurance, and a wage increase to restore buying power to June 1946 levels. Reuther condemns double standards and pledges union mobilization.
Rep. J. Parnell Thomas of New Jersey was seated near the top of the House Armed Services Committee by Republicans on January 14 while under federal indictment for payroll records theft and kickback payments. The 1946 committee was led by Rep. Andrew J. May who later faced conviction for war contract bribery and prison.
The piece lists waffle iron tips such as correct batter amount and avoiding soap on grids, and cites Ward's 2211L and 2216L as best buys. It covers Land camera pricing and availability, noting Sears and Spiegel sell accessories, and compares towels from Startex and Sears. It ends with instant teas Nestea Tender Leaf as convenient options and notes consistent strength with trial of proportions.
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