Talking Turkey By Jo Lynne
A Federated Press piece asks if families can still afford a Thanksgiving turkey and offers reassurance that a solution exists for enjoying the holiday meal despite budget concerns.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
2
A Federated Press piece asks if families can still afford a Thanksgiving turkey and offers reassurance that a solution exists for enjoying the holiday meal despite budget concerns.
The article outlines how markets offer turkey quarters and provides step by step roasting tips. It covers thawing times for frozen quarters and differences between front and rear quarters plus stuffing options and cooking times.
Community Chest aims for $2,599,889 but fell $66,225 short after the November 3 close. Proceeds from the Man and the Atom exposition at Music Hall from November 9 to 21, with 50 cent admission, will be donated to cover the deficit. Chest officials praised volunteers for driving momentum at the closing dinner.
President Truman's neighbors in Jackson County backed him decisively, giving him larger majorities than FDR in prior elections and delivering the entire Democratic ticket. An unusually high turnout of 88 percent of registered voters marked the win.
Advertises pattern 8378 for a smart jumper outfit for schoolgirls aged 3 to 12. Provides ordering details sending 25 cents and pattern size, plus option to buy the Fall & Winter FASHION edition with a free pattern for 25 cents more.
Nominations for officers of Local 256 Plaything Jewelry and Novelty Workers will be the chief order at Friday night’s meeting with floor nominations to follow. Committee members are Hughie McKiernan Iva Balzar and Bill Rose. Election will be held at the December meeting.
A chaotic meeting of the Loc features heated dialogue on social security and unemployment. Members debate incentives and government pittance while Mr. Dilworth exits in protest. Agnes Fogarty noted as a finishing department member amid a row.
A father and son clash over housing and the real problem of the day. The older man champions incentives for business while fearing worker resistance. The son proposes profit sharing to boost worker incentive, sparking sharp accusations and political labels.
Local 256 reports several employees fail to ring the time clock on arrival. If the pattern continues, existing rules may be revised to enforce punctuality.
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