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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

2

Herbs and Spices Revival in the Home Kitchen

Read how dried herbs and spice blends return to grocer shelves and home use. The guide lists herbs like oregano basil nutmeg and thyme with pairing tips for meats soups pies and dressings. Practice seasoning to taste and use herbs toward the end of cooking for best flavor.

Pattern 8310 Dress Promotes Junior Summer Style

Simple, smart and youthful looking. Pattern 8310 is the ideal summer dress for juniors in sizes 11 to 18. Send 25c, your name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service, 1150 Ave of the Americas, New York 19, N Y. For an additional 25c you can get the summer edition of FASHION with features and a free gift pattern.

Federated Press Pattern Service Ave. of the Americas New York N. Y Fashion

Dont Buy Wilson Meat Union Calls Boycott

Chicago readers were urged to boycott Wilson & Co. products by the striking United Packinghouse Workers CIO. The action followed Wilson’s refusal to join Swift Cudahy and Armour in pledging no discrimination against strikers.

Wilson Union Chicago Wilson & Co United Packinghouse Workers CIO Wilson Chain Swift, Cudahy and Armour

Will Hold Rent Meeting Tonight

The Consumer's Conference committee sponsors a 7 30 p m meeting at Woodward High School Auditorium to explain rights under the new rent control law. Speakers include Stephen Young attorney for the rent control office Geo C Biehle Rent Advisory Board chairman and William Siegroth rental property manager. Three tenants Mrs Elizabeth Patterson Mrs Alma Congers and Mrs Geo Rubb will present problems including shelter for 18 people in four rooms illustrating Cincinnati housing pressures.

Consumer's Conference Woodward High School Stephen Young Rent Control Office Geo. C. Biehle Rent Advisory Board William Siegroth Elizabeth Patterson West 7Th Street Alma Congers Lincoln Court Drive Geo. Rubb Vine Street Rubb Cincinnati

Workers urged to file promptly for Social Security benefits

Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance paid in June totaling 281652 dollars to 13756 residents across Brown Clermont Hamilton and Highland counties. Many eligible residents have not filed claims. benefits are not automatic and must be claimed with the Social Security Administration in Cincinnati at 227 Post Office Building Fifth and Walnut open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Workers should file at 65 even if still employed. after a death the widow, minor child, dependent parent, or funeral expenses payer should file immediately.

Brown, Clermont Hamilton Highland Raum Cincinnati Social Security Administration Hamilton County Social Security Administration Cincinnati The Post Office Building Fifth and Walnut Streets

Cincinnati Brewers vote union shop approval among three locals

Brewery Workers Local 12 Local 175 and Local 199 in Cincinnati reported an overwhelming 1820 to 23 vote in favor of a union shop across all Greater Cincinnati breweries. Henry Kramer and John Dehner announced the result and the Joint Negotiating Committee aims to finalize a contract soon. Local 12 moved its headquarters to 124 East 7th Street.

Greater Cincinnati Henry Kramer John Dehner Si’n Local 12 Este Building East 7Th Street Dunbar

Unclear fragment about labor dispute and picket lines

Fragment mentions Parkerite shortening and Wilson sporting goods products with a union drive to recruit scab labor. Picket lines reportedly active after 314 months.

Pakerite Laurel Lara Wilson Sporting Goods

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