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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1948
Page
2
A bureau based checklist from studies of 90 families outlines a minimum kitchen utensil set. The guide targets brides and homemakers, suggesting affordable items to invest in or store, with emphasis on practical, frequently used tools.
The list details top of range utensils and other gear used weekly by at least half of housewives in the study. It itemizes frying pans saucepans kettles and boilers, mixing bowls, baking pans, and a wide array of small equipment and sinkside tools with quantities and sizes.
Half of 1947 dividends went to under one percent of the country's 14 million stockholders. Profits of manufacturing corporations nearly doubled from 1944 to 1947, the war’s last full year.
An early advertisement promotes Pattern 8331 from Federated Press Pattern Service offering sizes 12 to 42. Send 25 cents, name, address and pattern data to 1150 Ave of the Americas New York. Adds a 25 cent option for the 1948 summer edition Fashion with a free pattern.
Ohio CIO urges a humane unemployment compensation law as figures show disqualification rates rising from 15.1 to 24.4 in 1947. Kroll warns a recession would devastate Ohio's economy under the current setup while calling for a liberal legislature and administration in 1948. Workers are urged to join the CIO-PAC effort.
Health officials outline ten safety rules for Cincinnati swimmers including never swimming alone and always using a buddy system. They urge caution due to the Ohio River’s pollution and advise staying within safe boundaries and avoiding risky actions unless confident in one’s swimming ability.
CLO Council continued policy against denying charters to new union posts and renamed as the National Conference of Union Labor Veterans to broaden veteran membership. Sowder cited resolutions opposing fascism and the Taft Hartley era, pledging to aid Delaware workers against Pyrites Co. and backing the National Maritime Union and CIO paper printed on CIO paper.
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