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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1948
Page
2
Consumers Union discusses canned hamburger and beef and gravy as emergency pantry items and compares flour brands for thickening and baking. It lists Stop & Shop All Purpose as a Best Buy alongside other tested flours.
A list of ham burgers and beef gravies with rising net costs per unit, followed by cake flours priced by brand. The piece notes sunburn preventives with a few excellent protections, and a Federated Pattern Service ad offers patterns with a 25 cent pattern request plus sizes and sample pattern.
CIO News staff compiles 16 key votes on Taft Hartley and related issues for Ohio and Kentucky officials. It lists how Rep Burke Vorus Griffiths Hess Elston Bender Chapman Spence and Senators Bricker Taft Barkley Cooper performed, urging voter registration ahead of November elections. Ohioans may register any day at the Board of Elections, 622 Sycamore Street. Kentucky residents must wait until after the August 7 primaries.
New York reports that worker productivity remains rising after wartime gains. A National Industrial Conference Board survey finds two-thirds of responding companies saw increased output, with auto and equipment, industrial machinery, machine tools, office equipment, paper and steel among those benefiting. Improved tools, lower turnover, better methods, efficient layouts, and incentive plans are named as key factors.
Local 28 of the American Union of Telephone Workers votes 242 to 30 with one void to approve the proposed national contract. Columbus members met July 22 at the Fort Hayes hotel with H. L. Summerfield chairing and local president Schellnberg urging political action and SUN reading for candidate records. Local 28's Cambridge unit met.
Chiggers are unusually prevalent in Cincinnati this year per Dr. Carl A. Wilz bach, Commissioner of Health. The U S Public Health Service recommends Flower of Sulphur on stockings and underclothing to prevent bites.
Life magazine praised a British cartoonist for arriving on short notice to depict the Republican convention. The remark about aroma, “an aroma is an aroma the world over,” underscores a shared sense of atmosphere across cultures.
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