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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1945

Page

6

Psychologists say human nature favors peace and social engineering

More than 2,000 American psychologists issue a statement on Human Nature and the Peace declaring war is not born in men but built in them. They urge early binding commitments and social reforms, citing Bretton Woods style cooperation and regional world organization to prevent a new global war. In North Dakota meat rationing rises as 125,000 red points are collected for relief, with a goal of 500,000. Food shortages persist postwar. Americans face slimmer rations than Britain and allies, per government reports.

United Nations San Francisco Bretton Woods North Dakota North Dakota Farmers Union Europe OPA United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Our Food Administration

Shirtwaist Pattern 8792 for multiple sizes

Pattern No 8792 offered by Federated Press Pattern Service lists sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 and 46. Send 20 cents plus name address pattern number and size to 1150 Sixth Ave New York 19 NY.

Federated Press Pattern Service Sixth Ave New York N.Y

Family debate over NAM labor charter and world affairs

Mr. Dilworth and his son Luther argue about the Nail Association of Manufacturers and a labor industry charter. The dialogue touches on Mussolini Franco Pilsudski and six votes, framing a San Francisco conference and a right to oppose what they call one sided labor laws.

Nail Assn Mr. Dilworth Luther Pres. Ira Mosher The NAM Boston Little Luther Mussolini Gen. Pilsudski Franco Sen. Vandenberg San Francisco Dilword Hitler

Mummum Says Thumbs Down on Thumb Sucking

A mother sits with her infant as thumb sucking is replaced by a spool toy. She consults the doctor, increases formula feedings, and uses a string of scrupulously cleaned spools to soothe gums and curb the habit. Next week is Mother’s Day.

Mummum

Werewolves Rise as War Ends

In a wartime dialogue, Little Luther tells Mr. Dilworth that what people want has changed after the war. He says their side is defeated and urges Dilworth to adopt a false face and join the werewolves, signaling the dawn of a new movement.

Luther Mr. Dilworth

CIO Chief Urges Congress to Retain Meat Price Ceilings

CIO President Philip Murray urges Congress to keep price ceilings on meat and push production while strictly rationing to aid Europe and prevent black market growth. He argues shortages are not solved by removing controls and calls for full supply chain oversight.

Congress Washington CIO Philip Murray Murray Europe

Emergency Child Care Advice From Hamilton Council Aid

Attention mothers seek guidance on child care while at work with Emer gency Child Care and Hamilton County Defense Council, MA in 2016 offering resources for working parents.

Hamilton County Defense Council

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