The Canton Repository History and Rates Note
The Canton Repository a long running Ohio newspaper founded 1815 merged with Stark County Republican 1868 later renamed The Canton Repository. The page lists AP membership special reps and office locations with subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail outside local delivery area dated Saturday April 9 149
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Farmers Seek Fixed Share Of National Income For Farm Program
The Truman administration proposes a price support plan based on a fixed national income share for farmers set at 26.2 billion dollars. The shift from parity to a people centered share aims to reflect changes in production, demand, and population, raising questions about equitable distribution among all groups.
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House
Senate
Congress
Here come your third thought cowboys
A whimsical muse on a Spring Day shortage of cowboys and the fate of juvenile dreams. The piece imagines ranch life slipping from youths who seek other paths, pondering saddles, ponies, chow, bunks, and trains for a million dreamers chasing a kinder, gentler cowboy image.
Right To Try hs Ends In NYC Taxi Strike Fallout
The passage argues the taxicab strike in New York City faltered as John L. Lewis faced enforcement limits. Mayor O Dwyer ordered police to prevent violence while drivers resumed work. It asserts unions must operate within law and warns against goon squad tactics that terrorize rather than organize. The US should fear unlawful intimidation more than lawful unionism.
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New York City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
O’dwyer
New York
United States
Tough Propaganda Campaign Targets Nation's Teachers
A nationwide postal and FBI attention gathers over a costly campaign of anti teacher propaganda aimed at discouraging would be teachers. Spokesmen for educational groups defend teachers as essential to a free society despite persisting negative messaging.
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FBI
Hollywood
Revolution era highlights from the 70th Congress
A compact survey of major actions and debates from the 70th Congress through March 4 1929 including the Kellogg Treaty ratification and isolationist stance on enforcement World Court and League of Nations, tax cuts, war debt receipts, Nicaragua canal feasibility, and Prohibition enforcement. It notes tariff policy, budget figures, and political shifts including Southern Democrats backing Hoover and regional reactions to presidential nominee Alfred E. Smith.
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United States
Senate
League of Nations
Nicaragua
U. S
Russia
U. S. Navy Department
Hoover
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Mississippi
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee
Coolidge
Landslide Ahead in Truman Deficit Forecasts and Revenues
The piece argues federal revenues rise faster than national income during inflation and fall faster during contractions. It criticizes the January 1949 and 1950 deficit estimates, citing miscalculations by the Administration and warnings of a larger upcoming deficit if the downturn persists. It notes revised farm and personal income figures and warns against tax hikes or spending, suggesting substantial spending revisions to avert a larger deficit.
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Truman
Council of Economic Advisers and Budget Bureau
Journal of Commerce of New York
Departments of Commerce and Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Securities and Exchange Commission
George
Council of Economic Advisers
Thoughtful Luther quote as a devotional thought
A brief meditation presents Martin Luther’s hymn lines asserting God as a mighty fortress and bulwark amid life’s troubles, offered as daily inspiration and comfort. It foregrounds faith, resilience, and divine aid through adversity with a concise, reverent tone.
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Luther
Congress 81st vs 80th performance comparison
The piece contrasts the first three months of the 81st Congress with the 80th, noting modest gains in enacted public bills and appropriations. It highlights higher committee output, more introduced measures, and a heavy word total, but also criticizes delays, backlogs, and a negative overall impact on democracy.
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81St
Senate
House
Kenneth McKellar
David Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Clapp
Tennessee Valley Authority
Case
81St Congress
Armed Services
Fools in Automobiles and the Safe Driver Ethos
WRITER reports on a meeting honoring accident free drivers including a 750000 mile, 19 year veteran. The piece contrasts professional safe driving with reckless fools, urges high penalties and reform ideas seen in California, and argues for strict actions to weed out dangerous drivers.
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California
Council argues against federal aid for education plan
The Council of State Chambers of Commerce says a proposed federal aid bill would misallocate funds, with 31 states paying and 17 receiving. It notes Mississippi would receive far more than it pays and warns federal controls would accompany aid, urging states to finance schools themselves.
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Council of State Chambers of Commerce
Council
National Education Association
Mississippi
Washington
Governors’ Conference
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
The dust jacket of a hot new historical romance seems to set a new low for the plunging neck line. Either that or the bare mid riff is creeping up. In the case of an upstate New York calf born four years after victory with a conspicuous V on its side, we're terribly afraid this only signifies veal.
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New York
School of Medicine
Derby
Churchill Downs
Scientist at Next Desk Tries Four Way Tablets
A fellow at the next desk, suffering a five way cold, jokes that science will have to try hard er with four way tablets.
Charity Derby at Churchill Downs Promotes Medical College
H S Phillips sketches Churchill Downs hosting a Derby benefiting Louisville Medical College. Colonel Matt Winn leads the event with nurse imagery, stethoscopes, and sedatives at mutuel windows. The piece blends humor with hopeful, quirky support for medical students through racing spectacle.
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Louisville Medical College
Matt Winn-Ballyhoo
Noted Oddities in News and Dinner Menu Puns
A playful column mocks headlines about ancient corn finds in New Mexico and references a signing day for the Atlantic Pact. It notes horse race results at Gulfstream and Jamaica with quirky odds, and jokes about a state dinner menu featuring elaborate French dishes and Concord grapes.
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Shadda Haddim
Gulfstream
Jamaica
P. S
Truman
South Pacific Tickets Sell Out Amid Record Prices
Ye Gotham Bugle and Banner note South Pacific tickets fetch record prices as seats far back are considered scarce. Peter Donald critiques Europe’s grip on America with loose-lead teeth while Johnny Coy jokes about Cultural Conference hype. The piece ridicules sensational adjectives used for pageantry and perilous stage imagery.
Canal progress and Hitchcock obituary noted
A century ago the Sandy and Beaver Canal was in good order from the Ohio River to near Waynesburg with plans for full Ohio Canal operation soon. Forty years prior Ethan Allen Hitchcock former interior secretary under McKinley and Roosevelt died in Washington at 74 for his investigations into government land scandals.
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Sandy and Beaver Canal
Ohio River
Waynesburg
Ohio Canal
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Paddling ban approved by Akrop board of education
Twenty five years ago the Akrop board of education barred paddling of pupils except in the principal’s presence. Opera singer Mary Garden filed for her first U S citizenship papers. Born in Aberdeen Scotland in 1877 she came to the United States in 1883. She stated a height of 5 feet 5 inches and a weight of 120 pounds.
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Akrop Board of Education
Mary Garden
United States
Aberdeen
Scotland
Motorman Henry Dettmer Celebrates 81st Birthday
A long familiar Northern Ohio Traction motorman Henry C Dettmer marked his 81st birthday at home on Garfield avenue SW after 22 years of service. Secretary Hull condemned Italy over Albania. British Prime Minister Chamberlain and cabinet weighed pledging defense for Greece and Turkey against totalitarian aggression.
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Henry C. Dettmer
Northern Ohio Traction Electric Lines
Garfield Ave SW
Hull
Italy
Albania
Chamberlain
Britain
Greece
Turkey
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War Assets Administration
Maritime Commission
By Truman Twill
H. V. Wade
H. S. Phillips
Hurchill Downs
Matt Winn
Dr. Kildare
Downs
O. K
New Mexico
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