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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
4
Aarethune quotes a line about strength and adversity, asserting fortune does not deceive those who know their own power, emphasizing resilience in the face of challenges. The reflection underscores self awareness and measured confidence amidst hardship.
The piece argues the Fair Deal advances despite partisan battles in Congress. It notes key issues like civil liberties, fair employment, education, health, housing, and social security facing votes and hearings. It cites a Dixiecrat Republican coalition shaping votes and warns the 1950 elections will intensify liberal versus reactionary clashes.
A veteran with 5000 NSLI in force who surrendered a second 5000 NSLI cannot replace it to reach 10000 in total. Eligibility for outpatient VA treatment depends on VA determination and service connection. Automobiles are for World War II veterans who suffered loss or loss of use of a leg from active service disability.
City Council sparred over a 30 foot width for Clinton Springs avenue from Washington to Reading road. Councillor Gordon Scherer claimed it violated the Master Plan, though he voted for a 30 foot width on Clinton Springs from Washington to Vine street. He argued councils must retain discretion and not blindly follow non elected expert plans.
Columbus May 10 companion bills to insure public housing for Ohio passed the House. H R 179 and 273 tax exempt public housing with payments in lieu of taxes to cities. Income limits set at 2000 dollars plus 200 per dependent, eviction after six months if income exceeds by 600.
The 20 minute documentary Fraud Fighters highlights FDA efforts against shady manufacturers and contaminated goods. RKO Pathe released the film, the seventh in the This Is America series.
Recent Cincinnati Newspaper Guild findings suggest management can fund wage increases. Advertising growth outpaces news and editorial space, which has shrunk. The report notes publishers once allocated more than half to news, but Cininnati papers now devote about 40 percent to news.
A labor leader’s delay stalls a union appointment story, triggering a rival paper’s scoop. The piece highlights editor concerns, press freedom debates, and industry criticisms voiced by CBS Don Hollenbeck and Turner Catledge on foreign policy framing and Mindszenty.
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