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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1948
Page
2
The piece laments thrift during meat shortages as butchers price bones with meat. It notes shops tying removed bones to meats and showing the scale to reveal cost per bone. It advises the wise housewife to use thrift in cooking and shopping.
Use bones from roasts or fowl to flavor soup and gain calcium and protein. Crack large bones before simmering to reach all parts, then simmer for hours or one hour in a pressure cooker. Add vegetable trim and seasonings in the last half hour. Brown meat for color, or use a small amount of kitchen sauce. Enhance with fresh herbs in a bag. Skim only for clear bouillon. With stock, make consomme or soups like potato with cream, or minestrone with vegetables and macaroni topped with cheese and garlic bread.
ACW President Jacob Potofsky urged labor to back foreign policy goals and oppose universal military training while praising gains in wages and social security. He defended ERP, attacked the Palestine handling, and warned that Taft Hartley must not destroy labor. CIO PAC was urged to stay active, with a $1,000,000 medical center announced for ACW members in New York.
Wage earners have seen a 15 percent drop in take-home pay over three years due to rising prices. The change reflects a broad squeeze on household budgets and inflationary pressures affecting everyday purchases.
Negotiations for a new work agreement between Cincinnati Union Terminal Co and the union began at 10 am Friday May 7. The union seeks 25 cents an hour, a 40 hour week with no pay reduction, time and a half for overtime, and double time for Sundays and holidays. No agreement was reached Friday. The final decision is expected to be set by the Eastern Car Workers Conference.
Local co chairs Mrs Nash Taft and Mrs Wilfod Wright announce the drive launched May 10 across Protestant churches and firehouses. Greater Cincinnati aims to gather 100000 pounds of wearable clothing shoes bedding and sewing materials for 30 countries prioritized by greatest need.
Mr. Dilworth plans a new look for Luther as a soldier suit despite the boy’s reluctance and jokes about unnecessary military torture. An FBI inspector criticizes youth weapon interest while a chorus of mothers and daughters listen to the discussion.
Washington report notes a 14 year old boy died last fall at a St. Stevens Alabama sawmill leading to a broader investigation into child labor practices and compliance failures across multiple plants.
Labor Department announced a permanent federal injunction barring the operator from employing underage workers. It cited inspectors finding 32,400 minors illegally employed in 8,400 plants and shops visited over the past three years. The wage hour law sets minimum ages of 16 for most jobs and 18 for hazardous work.
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