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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
5
A Federated Press feature suggests picnic menus using cube steaks hamburgers ham and lamb kebabs grilled outdoors. When budget limits bite frankfurters ready-to-eat meats chicken or fish can be cooked on a grill and served in toasted buns with a ready prepared hamper optional.
Picnic tips advise taking instant coffee or cocoa and making drinks on site with boiled water. Keep greens crisp by wrapping in foil with ice. For lakeside or beach picnics, bring canned beer and fruit juice in an orange bag and stash in water or wet sand until mealtime.
Advice on open air picnics covers safety reminders for mayo based foods and prepared meats. It suggests insulated containers with pre chilled food, dry ice packing, and simple packaging methods along with a prep schedule for grilling and advance freezing.
President James G Patton told the Senate agriculture committee on July 15 that the Brannan farm plan would aid both farmers and labor. He defended the plan against opposition from other farm groups and argued it would stabilize income at about 25 to 27 billion dollars and keep food prices down, reducing strikes.
President Truman signed the national housing act, the first major Fair Deal measure into law. The act creates slum clearance with 1 billion dollars in loans and 500 million in grants, nonprofit and local matching requirements, five year horizon, and public housing with 810,000 units planned within six years along with rent subsidies, a 325 million farm housing fund, and a national housing survey to be funded by future appropriations.
The Senate Labor Committee unanimously backs a 75c per hour wage floor as economic justice for about 1.25 million workers, arguing it stops unfair competition and boosts buying power. The bill awaits action on Truman's must list with Majority Leader Lucas promising a prompt floor vote.
A small rainfall arrives too late to alter conditions in the east, where relief has begun as forecasts show diminished threat and milder patterns ahead.
Analysts warn that price support plans offer no assurance of reduced costs for consumers. Officials argue targeted subsidies may offset price rises, but the broader effect remains uncertain. More study is needed to determine potential benefits for households and industries.
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