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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1949
Page
4
The Cincinnati Sun lists editor office contact at 205 East 6th Street Cincinnati Ohio and Garfield 2550 subscription rate of 2.00 per year with mail entry details recorded for June 30 1944.
Herbert A. Bergson of the U S Department of Justice responds to A and P advertising charges, arguing that civil action will not raise prices or close stores and noting the earlier criminal case resulted in $175 000 in fines. He defends the Sherman Act aim of a free competitive economy.
Rat Control Supervisor George W. Schubert warns indoor rat migration starts as autumn nears. Close doors and cellar windows, clear debris, and seal holes to reduce infestation risk. Veterans Administration dividend checks will start mid January with 200000 payments daily. March end deadline looms for late recipients. Ben Tate and GOP fundraising linked to Lincoln era politics.
The extra levy of 2 mills would raise about 2.8 million dollars annually to repay a 1 million bond issue and support welfare relief. Homeowners with a 4000 dollar property would pay 4 dollars twice yearly, aiding hungry and destitute residents while avoiding unemployment shocks.
George and Euclid High School band members performed in a 60 piece group at the town football pre view. Dale Harper notes the band played dozens of public appearances and community events teaching teamwork and the value of practice.
The document explains the anniversary date for NSLI dividends is the policy's effective date. It notes widow pension rights for those dying in service regardless of income and GI Bill child allowances varying by number of dependents, with specific monthly amounts and the need to apply for increased rates.
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