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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
2
The piece offers practical tips for traveling with babies and young children. It covers packing a baby kit with a portable crib, insulated bags, bottles, formula, and ready meals. using a diaper pail or washcloths. planning feedings. keeping toys and snacks. and dressing kids in durable washable clothes for comfort on the road.
At Philadelphia June 21 the Republican National Convention was broadcast with scab workers on WFIL managing cameras. ACA Local 1 CIO picketed the station joined by AFL and CIO unions, highlighting a coast to coast labor message as the scene aired to homes nationwide.
Pattern 8272 from Press Pattern Service offers a jaunty fit sunback dress with a matching ted jacket as an all purpose costume. The ad notes 1150 Ave of the Americas New York NY and an offer to add the summer edition of FASHION for 250 cents with a free pattern in each book.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers Local 241 in Cincinnati will hold a 4:30 p.m. Friday June 25 information class for new members. Walter Grainger will cover the contract, Local 241 history including the 1937 strike, and collective bargaining processes. All Cincinnati men’s clothing plants will close for the first two weeks of July.
Local 8 Amalgamated Lithographers announced last week a contract with the U S Printing and Lithographing Co providing the same improvements as downtown shop deals. Wilfred Porter said the union’s term runs to May 1. The membership meeting was moved to Friday June 25 with international president John Blackburn and secretary-treasurer Martin Grayson slated to address members. George Grieve of Gibson-Perin was among 200 entrants in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Amateur Golf Tournament.
A local Playing Card picnic ended on a high note despite transport problems. The Entertainment Committee regrets the shuttle issues while announcing winners in seven events, including Robert Stewart 1st in the floor race and Alvin Bock 1st in candy race with Patty Fledinger 2nd.
In a school sports event, Bevington and Corken led the way with first places in tram and marshmallow races, while Campbell and Tieste earned top spots in shoe and eye throws. George Bock and his son won rolling pin, with Bill and Bob Kuhl taking second in eye throw, and Ray Bevington with Bill Kuhl and Dolly Du Mont securing second in hoops.
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