How to bake light biscuits muffins and meat pies
Advice from a cooking guide on making light fluffy biscuits muffins and meat pies. Start with a hot oven and soft not sticky dough. Cut biscuits into squares or roll and slice. Muffins need two thirds full cups. Bake pies hot and steaming fillings, vent crusts, and cover dumplings and pancakes with flexible methods.
Ohio Opposes Colored Oleo Despite Federal Tax Repeal
Ohio law bars sale of colored oleo, nullifying any benefit from a possible federal repeal. The Rivers bill in Washington would erase 10c per pound tax on colored oleo and 14c on white oleo, easing prices but labor hopes to curb costs. If enacted, colored oleo could reach grocery shelves. dairy interests backed taxes to shield butter.
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Half Million Damages for Police Raid
Kansas City reports damage suits totaling about 226000 filed after the April 23 police raid on United Packinghouse Workers headquarters. The packed city faces a 200000 suit from the local union and 4¢ individuals seek various sums, including 25000 two times and several 10000, 5000, and 3000 claims. One claimant, not a union member, says he was clubbed while waiting for a streetcar near the headquarters.
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United Packinghouse Workers
CIO
CIO Leaders Urge Boycott of Six Struck Meat Firms
The CIO top officers President Murray Lecy Carey and vice presidents called on CIO members and the public to refuse buying products from six struck meatpacking firms Swift Amour Wilson Cudahy Morrell Rath. The strike began seven weeks earlier with the demand that “This strike must be won” and is to be supported by the fiber movement.
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Pres. Murray
Lecy.Treas. Carey
Swift, Amour
Wilson
Cudahy
Morrell
Rath
Yoked Dress Pattern 8310 for sizes 1 to 18
A sewing pattern description promotes style 8310 with a slim fitted waist and full skirt. It lists sizes 1 to 18 and provides mailing details to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York for 25 cents, plus an offer for a fashion booklet and free gift pattern.
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1150 Ave. of the Americas
New York
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Milwaukee brewery strike halts production across city
About five thousand five hundred workers from Local 9 CIO across Schlitz Blatz Pabst Miller and other Milwaukee breweries walk out demanding a 40 cent hourly raise after rejecting a 13 and a half percent offer. Production and beer delivery stop both locally and nationally as brewers refuse further concessions. Bargaining stalls with closed shop rules under Taft Hartley era agreements.
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Milwaukee
Schlitz, Blatz
Pabst
Miller
Fs Iét
United Brewery Workers
CIO
Activists Urge Nationwide Ban On Scab Meat
The statement calls on friends community organizations women’s groups and others to join in insisting they will eat no scab meat outlining collective action across the nation.
Packinghouse Strike Rally Seeks Support and Funds
The CIO calls for public action to publicize the Packinghouse Workers struggle and to rally support for fighters and aid for those in need. It frames the strike as a wider labor fight for a living wage and urges pressure on packing companies to address workers’ living needs.
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Congressman Tries To Amend Bibie WASHINGTON FP
Congressman Wint S attempts to amend wage hour act terms in a brief Washington dispatch. The report notes resistance from colleagues and ongoing议 discussions on proposed revisions.
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Bibie
Washington
Rep. Wint S
Debate on Wage Hour Act Sparks CIO Radio Clash
Smith spoke on a CIO sponsored radio debate about the wage hour act. He called the proposal the most iniquitous thing in the whole war.
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Smith
CIO
Congress and the Bible on a 144-hour week
The passage argues Congress seeks to legislate a 144-hour work week by citing the fourth biblical commandment from the King James Bible. It notes the Sabbath occupies one day and that few scholars use the Bible to justify a uniform 144-hour work period for people.
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Smith
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