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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1948
Page
2
The article urges readers to stock kitchen habits and cut costs amid high living expenses. It notes that small savings add up and suggests checking can sizes for value and choosing brown and grade B eggs wisely.
Practical advice on substituting evaporated milk for fresh milk, using two tablespoons of vinegar as sour cream, and baking with margarine. Tips cover bread storage, leftover utilization, stretching eggs, menu planning, and avoiding waste to keep meals economical.
The article notes a period of high prices and looming congressional recess in mid June. It highlights stalled GOP priorities such as civil rights housing health education and inflation controls. It discusses the anti poll tax bill HR 29 and Mundt Nixon anti communism measures with critical quotes from representatives and calls readers to contact their senators.
Open meeting at 7:30 p m June 4 in Woodward High School auditorium will discuss rent control from tenants and landlords perspectives with focus on tenant rights. Speakers include Stephen Young from the rent control office and tenants and landlords such as Mrs Elizabeth Patterson and Mrs Alma Congers.
Cincinnati Local 23 of the Association of Communication Equipment Workers heard a report on national ACEW talks. Western Electric refused monetary raises, two year contract allows wage reopening in May and a wage strike after June 30. Local 23 president L. R. Walkup of Cleveland presented the update.
The Newspaper Guild executive board in New York denounces the Mundt bill as part of a growing protest against subversive activities control measures. The group joins other unions voicing concern over potential restrictions on dissent and press freedoms.
Pattern 8307 provides a dress for ages 1 to 5 with 25 cent price and mailing details to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York. The piece also advertises a spring and summer edition of FASHION with features and a free gift pattern.
The first quarter of 1948 saw profits for 430 typical corporations up 23 percent from the same period in 1947. Industry groups and major sectors contributed to the gain, signaling a broad upswing in corporate earnings.
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