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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1946
Page
2
A councilman argues city ownership of Cincinnati Gas & Electric could yield millions in revenue and reduce real estate tax needs. He criticizes the council for blocking study and warns that rejecting municipal operation risks stagnation, fewer jobs, and lost business in Cincinnati.
Denver report from the National Opinion Research Center shows only one in eight citizens writes to a senator or congressman. About 13 percent have ever written, yet even a single letter can reach 10 to 12 million officials. Domestic issues prompt more letters than international ones, with price control and OPA top topics.
James W. O'Brien outlines the GI Bill loan guaranty, eligibility for those serving 90 days after Sept 16 1940 or with service connected injuries, within ten years after war end. It explains process steps, protections, loan terms up to 4 percent interest, 25 to 40 year payback, and permitted uses from homes to farms and business needs.
The U S Employment Service says the prefabricated homes industry will reach 15 000 jobs by year end 1946 with carpentry and related skills in greatest demand. The infant industry is projected to produce a quarter million new medium and low priced homes in the veterans emergency housing program this year.
The pattern 8024 features a ruffle trim dress for young women in sizes 11 through 18. Send 20 cents along with name address and size to Federated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Ave of the Americas New York NY 19.
A SUN letter from a reader protests President Truman's recent speech as fascistic and anti labor. The writer, a Marine veteran, questions representation by big money interests and defends workers right to a living wage and to strike. The piece urges voters to reconsider backing any ticket bearing Truman's name.
The House Un American Activities Committee voted 5 to 1 not to investigate Ku Klux Klan activities, announced June 13. However some members privately admit Klan observations will continue.
Senator Claude Pepper and liberal congressmen will speak at the School of Political Action Techniques graduation dinner. The National Citizens PAC sponsors the four day program ending June 29 in Cincinnati with delegates including Mrs Jerome Jelin Walter Grainger Sam Bordelon Jack Methard John Jones and Ray Sowder.
Jeanette Bauer daughter of Irwin Bauer Post Unit Cincinnati Newspaper Guild was chosen as the ideal girl of Bellevue High School's senior class. The selection cited studies personality habits and behavior and she also served as senior class secretary. She attended the Junior Prom queen vote but fell short by few votes. The Guild extends hearty congratulations to Bauer.
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