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Cincinnati The Sun

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1947

Page

2

Milk as budget aid and daily staple in postwar homes

The article argues milk remains a bargain despite price rises, urging use beyond drinking to cover calcium riboflavin and protein needs. It advises powdered or canned milk when needed, highlights calcium from three cups daily, and suggests dairy alternatives, proper refrigeration, light protection, and uses for soured milk in baking.

Federated Press

Delegates Refer Taft Hartley Decision To URW Board

About 600 delegates at the 12th annual United Rubber Workers CIO convention in Boston voted to refer the Taft Hartley compliance issue to the URW executive board for action after the CTO convention, despite a presidential recommendation to start immediate compliance.

Boston United Rubber Workers (Cio URW Executive Board CTO

Pattern Beltless Junior Dress Sizes 11 to 18

Beltless junior date dress Pattern 8224 with slanted lines offered in sizes 11 through 18. Requires 25 cents and sender’s name address and pattern number to Sue Burnett Federated Press Pattern Service 1150 Avenue of the Americas New York NY. Real weekly earnings show New York factory workers earned three dollars less in June 1947 than July 1945.

Sue Burnett Federated Press Pattern Service Ave. of the Americas New York 19 New York

NAM Says Prices High Yet Production Up

New York based NAM editorial argues prices are high but will adjust with time. It blames factory brakes and higher labor costs, while noting production of manufactured goods is up significantly. The piece calls for more production and greater labor cooperation to fix the issue.

New York Natl. Assn. of NAM News

Ford Tudor sedan price rise since 1932

The Ford Tudor sedan rose from 550 dollars in 1932 to 1295 dollars. Over the 15 year span there were 16 price increases and only 4 reductions, reflecting a steady upward trend with few dips.

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