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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1948
Page
2
Federated Presse essay on American corn as a late summer staple. It notes corn’s historical role from Indigenous peoples to Pilgrims, the yellow and white varieties, and vitamin A differences. Emphasizes freshness and tips for selecting and preparing corn from markets or gardens.
This excerpt describes selecting ripe corn with green husks and brown silk, storing with inner husks and wax paper, and refrigerating. It covers boiling without salt, husking tips, roasting in a 400 degree oven or on grill, and broiling until milk no longer flows. It also suggests sautéing leftovers, adding moisture, and canning corn at home with pressure processing times.
The piece notes 30 percent of 8 000 returned cards were unregistered citizens, then reports a 95 percent registration rate after a follow up drive. It highlights CIO aid to CARE distributing 50 000 food packages to European workers, and cites ongoing anti labor propaganda contrasted with a BLS caution on labor cost figures.
Pattern 8357 offers tailored shorts for men with sizes 28 to 44 and simple sewing steps. Send 25 cents, name, address, pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York. An extra 25 cents grants the Fall Winter edition of FASHION with wardrobe ideas and a free pattern.
The CIO Political Action Committee issues a pamphlet titled He Planned It That Way slamming Thomas E. Dewey and GOP lawmakers for inaction during the previous summer's special session. It quotes Dewey urging Congress to stay a week then go home and criticizes neglect of housing shortages and living costs. Pamphlet priced at 3 dollars for 200 copies, 6 dollars for 500, 11 dollars for 1,000.
The piece notes NLREB continues anti union opinions with a new order barring strikers from voting in NLRB elections. CIO lawyers accuse the Taft Hartley Act of overreach while NAM touts public support for price control. NAM counters majority view, CIO News cites the 80th Congress record, and Truman calls for Taft Hartley repeal in Labor Day message.
Five major motor companies excluding Ford will add $582.3 million in annual revenue from recent price increases while incurring $152.6 million in higher wages. The figures imply a net gain from pricing power and wage costs.
In Xenia Ohio a campaign to boost voter registration and turnout began after a Friday Aug 27 rally at Shawnee Park Pavilion. PAC chair Ben Riley introduced Julius Klein. Uhlein urged registration to counter tax favors for profiteers and warned the Taft Hartley Law weakens labor. Donations funded PAC.
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