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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
6
A child’s teething timeline from six months to twelve years is explained with typical tooth emergence order, pain levels, and the importance of diet and nursing. The piece notes first lower incisors, then upper teeth, and mentions milk teeth total twenty with permanent teeth starting around age six, plus care tips and future topics.
Service offered by Federated Press at 1150 Sixth Ave New York BAILE provides pattern printing and related media services to publishers and businesses through a structured supply system.
The coal shortage led to plant shutdowns at American Oak Leather Co. workers welcome days off after 10 to 12 months of long hours. Production may resume in 2 to 3 days and CIO members plan a Columbus trip October 21 for a legislative conference. Local 214 discusses a campaign for Rollin Everett and vacation clause progress remains uncertain. Howard Forkner is honored by the CIO Regional Office. Local 1334 joins the Greater Cincinnati Industrial Union Council with Gus Heitkamp named delegate. Heitkamp resigns and Zipperer covers temporarily.
Local 1334 president Talmadge Iperer announced progress toward a wage agreement for cemetery staff. He said a meeting on October 15 with Clifton Buffyan, Spring Grove superintendent, led to promises of 15 cents hourly rise for grave diggers and 10 cents for general maintenance, with a new contract to be drafted.
United Auto Workers Local 647 in Cincinnati becomes an amalgamated local with two full-time organizers. The group will retain Union Hall at Vine and Daniels streets as a central hub and invite CIO locals to open offices there. George Meyer urged an active political push, and the local voted $1500 to aid the Hamilton County Political Action Committee.
The UAW Local 674 requests Governor Lausche to call a special session to pass a law granting Ohio veterans 10 dollars a month for each month of service and 15 dollars monthly for overseas service. The local cites unemployment and a treasury surplus of 100 million dollars as justification, urging action as a minimum.
Notice asks all former members working in unorganized plants at United Auto Workers CIO to contact the union hall at University 5000.
President R. J. Thomas announced the first victory in the CIO UAW campaign for a 30 percent wage increase at Wright Aeronautical Corp in Paterson New Jersey. The raise becomes effective upon ratification by the Paterson local. The package includes a 22 cent base raise plus 1 cent to fix wage inequities and 3 cents to equalize all employees, with potential total increases exceeding 32 cents per hour.
In Cincinnati, a speaker argues that the city's future hinges on its government form. He warns that failure to modernize could drive away industry, keep labor surplus, and depress wages, while modernization could attract new firms, create jobs, and raise wages.
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