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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1949
Page
3
The first basket picnic sponsor by Local 28 is being organized with attendee lists to be circulated this week. The August 14 event at Durkin's camp near Ross will feature races for all ages, a soft ball game between TAT department teams, and free refreshments.
The poem describes a telephone operator as a courteous, polite, and efficient worker who answers signals quickly, keeps a firm yet kind voice, and handles a variety of calls day and night. It notes the physical process of connecting lines and the satisfaction of completing calls that range from joyful to sorrowful.
Acting Surgeon General Palmer Dearing notes only 67 of 3069 counties meet minimum health standards. President Truman aims to sign a 300 million annual education aid bill. Senator McMahon reveals scarce atomic bombs before civilian control. Broad Social Security advances may pass from Ways and Means. A small business protection bill against basing point prices moves in the House.
Washington report by the Commerce Department shows public building work in June rose 28% from a year earlier while private construction fell 8%. The public sector gain kept total construction activity at last year's level for June.
A 1861 picnic featured multiple children's games and races. Denny Lowe won a penny scramble, Diane Horak and Elaine Beake earned prizes in age groups, Kurt Herzog and Michael Everett led boys races, and several girls won rope skipping, dash, and scavenger hunt prizes. Local guests and workers linked to 1861 departments attended.
Guest writer for Jim Clark from Norwood urges fellow UAW members to register and vote against Senator Robert Taft, arguing unions gain from New Deal reforms. Notes plant speed up complaints, calls younger members to join leadership, and sends wishes to Sidney Johnson injured in unloading and Henry Hirschhauer ill.
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