Consumer Reports finds steam irons vary in convenience and safety
Steam irons tested by Consumers Union show General Electric Model 119F30 as most convenient among the steam irons, with Steam-O-Matic and Silex rated satisfactory but less user friendly. Home permanent wave kits are evaluated for safety and ease, with several brands like Helen Cornell Toni and Portrait noted as acceptable. Baby, kitchen, and postal scales receive mixed reliability, and nickel cadmium car batteries face 20 year limitations due to market restraints and a U.S. court decree promoting eventual industry alignment.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
General Electric
Helen Cornell
Toni
Portrait
Ward
Sears
U.S. District Court
Dept. of Justce
1/ Union Sq. W
New York
N.Y
Columbus CIOs Symphony Job Draws Public Notice
Columbus CIO Council launches a major community relations role titled CIO Goes to the Symphony. The description frames the initiative as a public outreach job in Columbus, linking wages with cultural engagement and city music events.
CIO To Sponsor Columbus Philharmonic Concert
Lloyd A. Pixley announced that the Columbus CIO will sponsor a special concert season at Memorial Hall in Columbus. The $2500 contribution supports the phil harmonic maintenance fund and creates a Sunday “CIO Goes to the Symphony Day” for CIO members families and friends conducted by Izler Solomon. William Spratley credited George De Nucci with arranging the plan, which has broad council delegate backing from 25,000 CIO members in Franklin County. Spratley called it a major community relations effort to show CIO as civic-minded.
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CIO
Symphony
William Spratley
Columbus Cio Council
Lloyd A. Pixley
Columbus Philharmonic Orchestra
George de Nucci
Orchestra Association
The
Philharmonic
Pixley
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Izler Solomon
Columbus Cio
Spratley
Council
Franklin County
UTSE Locals 94 and 809 to meet jointly April 8
UTSE Locals 94 and 809 will hold a joint meeting on Thursday April 8 at 8 p.m. in Room 206 of the Brotherhood Building 1915 Vine Street. Willard S Townsend international president will speak and answer questions. Harold Snell Townsend assistant will represent the union in a Railroad Adjustment Board proceeding related to Cincinnati Union Terminal Co Red Caps penalties.
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UTSE
Pullman Laundry Workers
Brotherhood Bldg
Vine Street
Willard S. Townsend
Brother Townsend
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co
Railroad Adjustment Board
Harold Snell
NAACP
Townend
Union
West End PAC Meeting Aims at Voter Registration Drive
Notices go to West End CIO Political Action Committee members inviting residents of Wards 16 17 and 18 to a 3:30 p.m. Sunday meeting at Laurel Homes recreation hall 564 Armory Avenue to launch a block worker organization for the 1948 campaign and get out the vote.
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West End Cio
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