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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Sun
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1949
Page
4
The notice records mailing details for a Cincinnati Ohio newspaper edition. It lists post office citation date June 30 1944 and addresses including George H Wartenberg Jr and 205 E 6th St Cincinnati 2 Ohio. It notes Garfield subscription price and annual rate of $2.00.
A pamphlet labeled The American Worker published by a Hamilton County Republican group is criticized as propaganda. The writer accuses the piece of phony statistics double talk and distorted rumors and labels its author as out of touch with the average worker.
A letter criticizes Councilman Rich for a proposed loyalty oath and a nonpartisan loyalty board to investigate subversive city employees. The writer argues the plan echoes secret police tactics, warns against targeting Communists, and notes the measure has returned to committee with unlikely council support. The piece recalls the elections as an open season for witch hunting.
Carl R. Gray Jr announces a $2.8 billion NSLI dividend for about 16 million current and former policyholders. Eligibility covers policies from October 8, 1940 onward with three months in force, up to 1948 anniversaries, and requires applying via forms from post offices VA offices or veterans organizations.
A Brunswick Ohio school project stalls as costs rise and funds run out. Residents consider a new bond issue while experts note higher building costs since 1940. Population growth and future student numbers suggest a widespread school-building need across many communities.
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