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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1947
Page
2
An analysis of cost saving through selecting boneless cuts and proper cooking. It advises buying at the butcher counter, understanding meat grades, and using long slow moist methods to prevent shrinkage and preserve flavor in cheaper cuts.
The guide covers oven temperatures for browning, braising as the best method for less tender beef lamb pork and veal with slow cooking in a heavy pot and pan liquids for gravy. It notes pressure cooking usefulness simmering for stews and cold meats and the importance of uniform meat sizes and timely vegetable addition.
The Cincinnati Union Terminal will raise Red Cap luggage handling charges from 10 to 15 cents per parcel starting November 1. The Terminal Co. says the increase is to ensure Red Caps earn their own salaries, and the extra goes to the workers after each shift.
The union opposes a 10 cent parcel fee, arguing railroads benefit from bag handling and that the public should not bear the cost. They note the Cincinnati Union Terminal Co. first imposed the charge, which the Interstate Commerce Commission called fair but impractical. The union claims railroads misled the public to blame unions while seeking higher wages.
The CIO Political Action Committee officially abandons backing a third party in 1948. Director Jack Kroll said a third party is out and pledged to work within both parties to build an effective political organization. CIO President Philip Murray urged stronger political action and cooperation with the AFL to defeat common foes. He compared political organization to major industrial operations, stressing unity and independence in political action.
The resolution calls for awakening the American people to the threat to their living conditions and civil rights in the 1948 political struggle and for effective political action to ensure the people exercise their electoral rights fully.
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