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Newspaper
The Union
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1937
Page
3
Federal Bureau of Home Economics and Cornell advocates publish do and donts for flood recovery. Advice covers safe return, drying, odors, avoiding live wires, wearing gloves, tetanus risk, and step by step salvage methods for stoves mattresses linens floors rugs and upholstery with caution on chemicals and fire risk.
Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs then bananas, then liquids. Sift dry ingredients with nuts, blend, and place in a leaf pan. Bake in a Hotpoint electric oven at 400 degrees for about one hour.
Mary Jones sworn secretary of The Industrial Building & Loan Company of Cincinnati Ohio attests the December 31 1936 financial condition is true and correct. Notary Owen K Blythe notes Jan 15 1937. Auditing committee Boyd W Overton W T Nelson Felbert Livingston certify accuracy of the statement.
Baton Rouge reports that a Standard Oil refinery in Louisiana employs over a thousand Black workers. The Esso Marketers group, led by James Walton, includes 200 skilled staff and many long service wearers with years of tenure. Community boosters and local educators support a planned employee owned service station.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station expert Alex Laurie notes greenhouse forcing remains viable for gladioli if quality is high and methods induce earlier flowering. Preheating corms to 85 degrees for 30 days and January planting can shift bloom to May in the greenhouse, while light and water management remain crucial.
The Tax Commission granted a 30 day extension to March 1 1987 for filing Sales Tax Returns Form 10 July 1 to December 31 1936. Vendors in Ohio were urged to submit by January 31 1937 unless flood conditions affected them. Tax Offices will assist merchants during February.
The General Assembly enacted an emergency measure to appropriate two hundred fifty thousand dollars to the adjutant general of Ohio for flood and emergency relief along the Ohio River and related duties. The bill, deemed immediately effective, passed the House at 2 p.m. January 25 and moved to the Senate.
A bill introduced by Congressman Robert Secrest seeks an emergency federal grant program of at least 100 million dollars to restore roads, streets, bridges and culverts in Ohio and Mississippi flood areas. The fund would be allocated directly by the President with no state or local matching, and flow to states most damaged after approval by highway departments and the agriculture secretary.
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