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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1948
Page
2
By Jo Lynne reports the strain on household finances as prices rise and a budget woman must stretch every dollar. The column highlights everyday decisions and the pressure to maintain basic needs amid economic pressures.
A brief note highlights using powdered milk to cut costs in cooking and daily family needs. It suggests comparing advantages and potential savings when choosing this nonperishable option for meals and beverages.
The article urges voters to choose candidates who address costs of living and criticizes inflation tactics. It stresses careful personal spending, avoiding waste, and prioritizing affordable foods like margarine over butter, and choosing economical meat, canned goods, and fruit sizes. It promotes label reading and shopping around for value to feed the family all year.
Democratic governor candidate Frank J. Lausche will speak at the Eleventh Ward pre election meeting Friday Oct 15 at 8 p.m. Earl T. Wagner congress candidate will also speak. The Friar's Club at Ohio Avenue and McMillan Street hosts with Ward Captain Hopper presiding. all Democratic candidates for county and municipal offices will attend. Public invited.
Pattern 8367 offered in sizes 10 through 16. Send 25 cents, name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service at 1150 Ave of the Americas New York 19 New York. Optional 25 cents buys the Fajl & Winter edition of FASHION with wardrobe ideas.
The Cincinnati Union Terminal and United Transport Service Employees Local 809 submit a wages dispute to the Railroad Adjustment Board. Union leaders including William L. Jones and Harold Snell argue management coerced redcaps by penalizing bags handled, while John Clipper provides the terminal’s stance amid an irregular passenger case involving Thomas Williams.
Morse Johnson, Democratic candidate for the First District, addressed PMW Local 256 at their monthly meeting. He pressed for reform of court martial laws for armed services, outlining changes he believes are necessary.
The text notes veterans present including Morse Johnson and mentions John Sink president of Local 256 and James Welfram as financial figures, reflecting on the impact of military justice during service.
NW reports Tom Evans attended the meeting to answer questions. PAC collections draw chatter while Community Chest efforts gain attention. Entertainment Committee’s film pleases members, with Tom Tierman and Hazel Thompson returning. George Bock aids foreign correspondents at the Card Plant. Emma Brown is mentioned as the lucky person.
Joe Schwartz of the enameling department was seen dangling from a pear tree with a sack tied to his shoulder as he climbed to pick the fruit. The scene occurred amid other activity in the factory yard with onlookers watching the unusual harvest effort.
A brief, garbled message warns Joe about potential hospital insurance use, suggesting caution and implying clinical costs or coverage concerns. The fragment mentions a branch side and a probe, but details are unclear.
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