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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1947

Page

2

It's On The House Style Racketeers Hide The Knee

The piece denounces new fashion trends aimed at longer hems and high heels as a supposed revolution by designers. It cites war clothing restrictions and rising costs, notes a Texas group called the Little Below The Knee Club, and urges American women to resist and avoid buying unattractive, childish outfits.

Texas Dallas

Freight traffic to rise 40 percent since 1941 in 1947

The 1947 freight volume is projected to be almost 40 percent higher than 1941. For the first quarter of 1947 chain store sales made up 22 percent of total retail sales.

Join Congress and See the World

Senator Ferguson cited postponing the Howard Hughes hearing to let lawmakers go abroad to investigate conditions. The quip jokes that the old Navy motto would change to join Congress and see the world.

Sen. Ferguson Howard Hughes Congress

B’nai B’rith Thanks Labor Leaders on Labor Day

The B’nai B’rith president Frank Goldman writes to AFL chief William Green CIO head Philip Murray and Railway Labor Executives Assn president T C Cashen praising organized labor for defending democracy and rights in America. He warns that attacks on labor unionism threaten democracy.

Washington B’nai B'rith Pres Frank Goldman U. S AFL William Green CIO Philip Murray T. C. Cashen Assn Goldman B'nai B'rith America

Wallace warns of new party if crisis drives nation toward war

Henry A. Wallace spoke at a MASE gathering asserting that if both parties push the country toward ongoing crisis and war mood, a new political party could emerge in 1948 despite slim chances of election success.

Henry A. Wallace

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