Canton Daily News Offices Listed in Multiple Cities
The Canton Daily News lists its post office and editorial offices in Canton Ohio and its daily distribution details. The piece enumerates national and international city addresses including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Washington Columbus London Paris Berlin Rome and PeKin.
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Daily News
New York
N. Forty-Second Street
Chicago
Michigan
San Francisco
Heearst
Los Angeles
Detwilder
Washington
Post Building
Columbus
SPAHR
London
Trafalgar
Nouthumerland
Paris
Boulevard Des Capucines
Berlin
Bible Thought for Today Revelation of God
A devotional note reflects on Balaam and the promise of divine guidance as the speaker seeks revelation from the Lord, quoting Numbers 23:3 about seeking what God will show. The piece invites contemplation on God’s instruction and prophetic insight.
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Balaam Anid
Pomerene Declares Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
Democrats statewide praise Atlee Pomerene as he announces another run for the Senate. Stark and Canton back him though he now resides in Cleveland, praising his honesty and service. Voters expect a Democrat to replace Willis, with Pomerene asking party friends to campaign for him in the primary.
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Atlee Pomerene
Senate
Stark County
Pomerene
Cleveland
Canton
United States Senate
Willis
Fisk
Ohio
Mr. Pomerene
Pomerenes
Canton Leads National May Business Rise in Manufacturing and Trade
May reports show Canton with solid gains in both manufacturing and retail versus last year and echo nationwide data from government agencies. Canada also reports peak May employment postwar. Canton’s diversified economy is a barometer of optimism with no boom, just healthy growth. Business failures are fewer than a year ago.
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Canton
Dominion of Canada
Cantona
Dependent Robins Learn to Fly After Nest Fall
Four young robins, not yet full fledged, were toppled from their nest over two weeks ago and began flying lessons, but until today they remained in unfamiliar territory awaiting further progress.
Independent Lessons From Dependent Robins And Graduates
A reflective piece compares dependent young robins to graduating students, arguing they must shift to independence as mothers falter and schools close the chapter. It links the birds to college outcomes, suggesting self reliance is essential for future contribution to life.
International Relief Union proposed under League of Nations
The article outlines a planned International Relief Union to be supervised by the League of Nations and supported by the Red Cross. It aims to centralize relief work, coordinate government and Red Cross representation, prevent aid misdirection, and prioritize supplies like blankets and food based on need to eliminate delays and waste.
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League of Nations
International Relief Union
League
Red Cross
International Red Cross
Relief Union
Indiana politics and Klan criticism shape upcoming votes
The piece discusses incumbent Indiana senators and the Ku Klux Klan, noting potential reactions from Watson and Robinson. It argues Republicans may seek tariff revision to keep support from farmers, preserving their alliances with various voter groups and lodges, while not harming political deals.
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Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Watson
Robinson
Morgenthau Plan for international understanding via flying speakers
Former ambassador Morgenthau outlines a plan to foster global goodwill through a traveling panel of about ten speakers visiting sixteen American universities. Lectures and round tables would address cross-cultural issues, complemented by public meetings and radio broadcasts to reach millions.
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America
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau
Far East
Europe
United States
Williamstown
Institute of Pacific Relations
Honolulu
Universities of
Paris Remains Unchanged Yet Shocks With Quiet Tragedy
Abroad with O. O. McIntyre in Europe describes Paris as serene and familiar to a returning visitor. The piece notes the same waiters, shops, and streets, interwoven with scenes of beauty and grim glimpses of wartime tragedy, including guillotined heads and brothel whispers near Rue de Rivoli.
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Paris
Gare St. Lazarre
Fayest
Rue Daunou
M’soo
Place de la Concorde
Rue de Rivoli
Tuilleries
Indiana Democrats Nominate Sturm and Woolen for Senate Short and Long Terms
The Indiana Democratic state convention nominated Albert R. Sturm and Hans Woolen to contest the late Senator Ralston's term and the long term against Robinson. They also adopted a platform defending constitutional rights, opposing unlawful searches, and pledging civil liberties and equal rights, while denouncing Republican stances on prohibition and state enforcement acts.
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Indiana
Albert R. Sturm
Indianapolis
James Watson
Hans Woolen
Robinson
Ralston
Watson
God
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous townwide calamity unfolds when an aunt’s bonnet shows wind power, causing chaos from the deacon’s horse to a stranger’s injury. The blast reshapes marriages and fates, leaving townspeople to wonder about life’s fragile balance and the day’s lasting consequences.
Along the Way by Helen Welshimer
A reflective verse about resilience and hope as life’s surprises arrive. It suggests that failures or losses, like a burst balloon or a damaged ship, lead to eventual rewards through persistence and patience. A hopeful tone emphasizes that happiness arrives, even if delayed.
Dr Cadman Answers Daily Readers Questions
The Rev. Dr. S Parkes Cadman president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America answers readers questions reflecting the era of Daily News letters. The feature presents inquiries and Cadmans responses to common religious and social topics.
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Daily News
S. Parkes Cadman
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Cadman
Tse Dik
The Very Idea and Reflections on Life and Faith
A mosaic of short essays and quips by Hal Cochran and letters from readers. It ponders death and worth, humor about money and marriage, and a pastor's critique of convenient religion in a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
Warm noon lunches in rural schools using 32 jars and a wash boiler
Miss Pugh in Wisconsin created a simple method for small one room schools to serve warm lunches. A wash boiler heats packed jars with minimal cost and effort, enabling about 100 schools to provide nutritious noons.
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Miss Pugh
Wisconsin
Sims' Barbs by Tom Sims in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a man shot himself due to his wife not cooking, not because she would. Fashion says balloon trousers are doomed and corkscrews wear out. The world improves, and a saxophone may be as bad as new.
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France
Manhattan
Paris
Keene, N. H
Tampa
Fla
Los Angeles
Peoples Forum Views On Public Affairs
A reader thanks The News for clean town coverage and urges continued tough reporting on the Canton police department, praising the paper for printing the news as it is and supporting stronger municipal accountability.
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People’s Forum
Peoples Forum
Canton
Short Pickings Reflect Quips From Several Papers
A collage of witty lines notes changing roles in marriage and dress, a call for Rotary jubilee over a rotor ship crossing, and a jab at the Congressional Record. Other quips comment on diplomas or marriages and a firing arraignment amid church reforms.
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Los Angeles Times
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