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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1948
Page
2
The article discusses the lunchbox as a source of a third of daily nutrients. It argues for including milk and protein as core components, noting its use when school lunch programs are not yet in effect.
Short, practical notes on keeping fillings ready for lunches.建议 include small candies and cookies on the shelf and jars of fillings in the refrigerator. Liverwurst with onion pickle keeps several days, cheese with egg or leftovers can be ground with mayonnaise, peanut butter with dried fruit may pair well.
The article offers practical lunch packing tips. It suggests planning a week ahead using leftovers, stockpiling supplies like waxed paper foil and wide mouth containers, and using vacuum jugs for beans or stews. Include milk or soup, a hot item, sandwiches, and a crisp fruit or vegetable with a sweet finish.
An old style ad copy promotes a school bell princess pattern for children with ordering details. It then shifts to a 1947 political editorial contrasting Dewey and Warren on economy, housing, and foreign policy, framing Dewey as pro big business and isolationist.
The fourth annual Ohio CIO Council Summer School drew an all time high number of delegates from September 12 to 17 at Tar Hollow Group Camp near Chillicothe. Attendees from Cincinnati included Al Jordan, Charles R. Shotts, Dan Evans, Iona Miller, Martha Moorman, Emma Ferrara and Clancy Todd. Speakers included Jack Kroll, CIO-PAC director, who urged backing liberal candidates. Ohio CIO Council officers outlined political action methods. Sessions covered labor history economics education and union relations with a farm forum on the final night drew 30 farmers and farm group members seeking solutions to labor and agricultural issues.
A Textile Workers Union leader calls for a federal probe of Textron Inc after it announced Nashua mills would shut end of year costing about 3 500 jobs. He says the company has destroyed the livelihood of 10 000 New England textile workers while planning a 12 million expansion into Georgia South Carolina and Puerto Rico.
The CIO Political Action Committee says Gov. Earl Warren aims to dodge high prices housing and labor legislation and world peace in the campaign. CIO-PAC calls Warren a spokesman for Dewey and condemns avoiding the real issues.
The piece argues that adults deserve clear discussion of issues in the election and criticizes calls to muzzle discourse. It contends that the welfare of America and the world hinges on open debate about policy, stating that Dewey and his spokesmen should address the public on the matters at hand.
A political action committee endorses candidates who pledge to serve the public interest, signaling support for reform minded officials. The group backs efforts to improve governance and accountability, urging voters to consider public service as a key criterion.
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