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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1949

Page

4

Quote of the Week You don’t count unless you can be counted

A brief item notes the adage You don’t count unless you can be counted in a civic context urging reader enrollment and registration. The short line underscores participation and accountability in public records and voter rolls.

Rights of Man and steelworkers clash over economic security

The United Steelworkers dispute with Big Steel tests the presumption of press support and reveals a debate over social security and pension measures as a modern right to life. The author argues for workers' economic rights as part of the American heritage and cautions against short term editorials backing industry.

Presiden Board United Steelworkers Big Steel Murray

Speech Habits in Schools Highlight Public Speaking Education

Readers are reminded that good speech habits matter for success. The article urges strengthening speech training in high schools and critiques current speakers who overuse filler words and fail to finish clearly.

Horatio Light Brigade

Veterans Affairs Interest In Cincinnati Readers

The Cincinnati paper notes a large veteran readership, citing Ohio Veterans Administration data showing nearly one million Ohio veterans with about 800000 from World War II as of August 31, 1949. It also covers health breakfast advice, rising egg prices, and a tax stamps appeal by the Negro Sightless Society of Ohio to fund a home and recreation center.

Veterans Administration Ohio Cincinnati Ohio Department of Health Martha Koehne Nutrition Service Unit Department of Labor Egro Sightless Society of Ohio, Inc Clinton Street George A. Martin

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