Canton Repository 1950 Notice and Rates Fragment
This August 3 1950 Canton Repository page lists history and masthead details of the newspaper, its name changes, Associated Press membership, and circulation pricing for daily and Sunday editions. It also notes regional mailing rates and carrier delivery rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Steel executive backs industry led steel allocations
Retired Admiral Moreell who heads Jones & Laughlin argues for industry controlled steel rationing in national emergencies. He says government allocations would invite political favoritism, citing past 1948 49 operations as evidence that responsible managers can distribute steel to armed forces and essential civilian needs without bias.
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EN Moreell
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
U.S. News & World Report
Showdown at Lake Success over UN role in Korea
Editorial argues Malik from the Soviet Union seeks to use the United Nations to secure a Kremlin-backed puppet government in China. It warns that recognizing such a government would force the United States to abandon the UN, framing the Korea conflict as a decisive clash between Soviet global aims and American resolve.
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United States
United Nations
Kremlin
Security Council
Soviet Union
Korea
Moscow
Malik
Lake Success
China
Nixon
Douglas
UN- American Activities Committee
Alger Hiss
South Korea
Truman
Congress
Associated Newspapers
Canton’s Uneasy Conscience About Public Employee Strikes
ANTON argues Canton’s four public departments violated the Ferguson Act with last week’s work stoppage. He denounces lax enforcement, saying the act’s wording uses shall not and allows no discretion. He warns that ignoring the mandate invites civic disruption and notes paradoxes in public service stance.
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Anton
Ohio
State of
Public Service
Canton
Ten Year Mobilization Strain Ahead for U S
Projections warn the United States faces 10 years of total preparedness to counter Soviet expansion. Military planners expect 1952 readiness, with a potential $30 to $35 billion annual defense budget for the next two to three years. Debate rages over scale, taxes, and domestic impact as policy seeks to deter a third world war.
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United State
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Washington
Iran
America
Congressional Appropriations Committees
Truman
U. S
Voice of America
Point Four
Japan
Germany
Spain
Soviet Russia
NEA Service, Inc
Truman Administration
Kremlin
New York Herald Tribune
California Sunshine political returns underscore Nixon Douglas split
California voters show Warren with over 60 percent and a 650000 lead, while Nixon gains 40 percent with Douglas and other Democrats troubling Nixon’s path. The piece notes Nixon's anti Hiss work and Douglas alignment with Truman era aid debates amid international crisis.
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San
Nixon
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Desmond
California
Value of a Dollar in a World of Tiny Bankers
A column argues money lessons shift as children master cash early, claiming modern kids wield more spending power than elders and joke about prudence and labor. It questions old teachings on earning, saving, and teaching money sense, ending with a sharp taunt about grownups and debt.
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Prudence
Old Boy
Sharpies
Moppet
Mac
Mister
Wasted or Needed: The $50 Billion Cold War Expenditure
The U S News & World Report analysis in The Congressional Record examines the 50 billion spent in four years for the cold war. It shows two thirds funded services rather than weapons, with only about four billion on aircraft and three billion on other equipment.
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Wpagapcers
Congress
Johnson
Colorado
House
Congressional Record
U. S. News & World Report
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Reader letter critiques hoarding coverage and ads
John S Durato of 1926 16th St NE argues in a reader letter that The Repository mixed hoarding reporting with advertising for sugar and soap powders. He calls for eliminating such ads to avoid perceived profiteering and questions the paper’s policy and sincerity.
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John S. Durato
16Th St NE
Canton's Coffee Price Item Sparks Reader Letter
A reader defends William Pershing and accuses the paper of reporting a 5-cent coffee price rise when no such change occurred. The writer urges a correction to set the record straight, noting most Canton's eateries kept prices steady and the nickel cup remained common.
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William S. Pershing
Mr. Pershing
Canton
Cantor
Botton
Voice of America debate in a family radio talk
A father and son discuss whether American broadcasts to Russia and domestic news programs fairly portray democracy and the American way The dialogue criticizes sensationalism and calls out “news” that labels Americans harshly while defending the Voice of America and the American system The piece ends with the father urging his son to go play
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Voice of America
Russia
Pepper
America
Junior
Washington
Gougers
Chambers of Commerce
Sonny
Popper
Multi-faceted era notes on racing, betting, and media
A jumble of items notes a disbanded S and G bookmaking syndicate losing fifty million a season from Miami racing addicts. It mentions a Senate committee examination of Baruch with talk of curbing race tracks and night clubs. Cigarette prices rise as production costs and TV drilling costs increase.
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Miami Racing Addicts
Bernard Baruch
Senate
Stark County Ag Society names farm examiners
Century ago the Stark County Agricultural Society appointed Henry Hull Canton Township Henry Bachtel Jackson Thomas McCulloch Perry John R. Dice Osnaburg and James Downing Sandy to inspect farms and crops during the growing season announced by secretary Madison Raynolds.
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Stark County Agricultural Society
Henry Hull
Canton Township
Henry Bachtel
Jackson
Thomas McCulloch
Perry
John R. Dice
Osnaburg
James Downing
Sandy
Madison Raynolds
Society
Corning Woman Serves as Temporary Stark Demons Agent
Ten years ago Miss Laura G Beath of Corning Iowa served as temporary Stark County home demonstration agent during Miss Addis K Barthelmeh illness. Rt Rev Msgr Clement H Treiber aged 84 formerly of Canton retired from active priest hood at Berea and had recently celebrated his 60th ordination anniversary.
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Laura G. Beath
Corning
Stark County
Addis K. Barthelmeh
Clement H. Treiber
Canton
Berea
Target Practice And The Lab Mouse In Odd Science Tales
A laboratory mouse cited by an elderly founder as a model for achieving 120 proof under right conditions. Rural Ohio sees the first TV aerials as a former sales approach fades. An off key contralto longs for distant places while a stray bullet tale surfaces. The FBI notes two unknown spies once met and matched parts of a Jello box. In the Orient rice pudding adds complexity.
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FBI
Orient
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Postoffice
Moreell
U.N. Security Council
Peter Edson
SONS
By Raymond Moley
By Truman Twill
By David Lawrence
William Pershing
H. I. Phillips
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Wallace C. Schick
Ross H. Harford
By H. V. Wade
Yongdong
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