The Canton Repository Historical Note and Rates
The Canton Repository details its print history from 1815 to 1930, notes mergers and name changes, AP affiliation, special representatives, and press associations. It lists private phone exchange, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail, with regional service areas and prices. It also states outside rates available on request and no mail orders in carrier areas.
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Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
No Compromise Over Legalism At Lake Success
The piece warns the United States must reject any legalistic compromise at the United Nations Security Council where Russian diplomat Malik seeks to trap Washington. It argues the veto preserves U S principles, urges Congress to prevent such maneuvers, and frames Korea as a clear right versus wrong issue rather than mere political maneuvering.
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Lake Success
United States
Kremlin
Malik
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
U. N. Security Council
Council
Truman
Congress
Korea
Tweedle-Dee
Tweedledum
Did Congress Mean That A Taft Hartley Clash Over Concerted Action
A critical view of the NLRB finding against Hoover Co argues the board broadens concerted activities beyond violence and seeks to include boycotts by employees. The piece cites Taft Hartley policy emphasizing commerce, orderly procedures, and public rights, asserting the ruling invites unions to ruin employers via customer shunning.
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National Labor Relations Board
Hoover Co
NLRB
Canton Bus Service Stands Suspense In City Hall Cliffhanger
Canton municipal action keeps bus service unresolved since March as council struggles with a funding dispute. Striking city employees added to the drama, accepted terms beyond initial offers while the bus company pressed for token concessions.
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City Council
Council
Canton
Congress Blame Shared in Korea Defense Readiness
An opinion argues Congress bears major responsibility for U S Korea era unpreparedness. It criticizes Senate actions under Senator Tydings, praises House hearings led by Rep Carl Vinson, and calls for a joint bipartisan committee to reform defense oversight and curb unification policies.
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Trere
Johnson
America
Congress
Korea
Navy
Secretary of Defense
Europe
Army
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Georgia
House Committee
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Millard Tydings
Maryland
House
United States
Senate Armed Services Committee
Tydings
Marine Corps
Senator Tydings
Navy Matthews
Admiral Denfeld
New York Herald Tribune
Beans Take Over 20th Century Garden Year
A humorous lament extols a bumper string bean harvest, claiming beans flood homes from May plantings to invade freezers and kitchens. The narrator jokes about bean mania affecting families, neighbors, and even politics, with a playful expert warning of widespread bean fever.
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Twillery
United States
Korea
Kremlin
Highlights Of Local History By Dennis R. Smith
Dennis R Smith recalls local figures H W Hoover and Frank G Hoover who narrowly escaped death in the family tannery as boys. Hoover Co chairman Hoover and president Hoover both faced accidents involving lime bath and tan bark bath with rescue by relatives. The piece also notes Cairo as a traditional camping ground for Indians between Congress Lake and Meyers Lake.
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H. W. Hoover
Hoover Co
Frank G. Hoover
Cairo
Congress Lake
Meyers Lake
Events Leading Up to Korean Disaster Missteps and occupation policy blamed
The article argues the Korean disaster stemmed from a vague postwar policy that treated Korea as liberated rather than surrendered, prompting weak governance and a chaotic power vacuum. It recounts how American military government installed Koreans in key posts, faced with self styled authorities, while neglecting a decisive settlement with Russia and robust personnel training.
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Korea
Cairo
Japan
United States
38Th Parallel
France
SENTY
America
United States Army
Constabulary
National Army
South Korea
N. American Newspaper Alliance
Voice of America as Labor Propaganda Lesson
From Our Readers argues propaganda is the Soviet tool used against the United States and free democracies. It urges labor to tell its own story showing homes, wages, unions, education, and daily life to reveal democratic strength versus Kremlin oppression. E. T. Heald rural address ends the letter.
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Soviet Russia
United States
Malik
Lake Success
U. S
United Nations
Asia
America
Voice of America
Voice of
Free Labor
C.lo
A.F.L
Kremlin
E. T. Heald
34Th St
Doris Duke to raise pigs on New Jersey estate?
Light verse satirizes Doris Duke allowing pigs on her Somerville New Jersey estate under an agreement banning swill and odor. Pigs supposedly receive elite treatment with a staff, special diet, china, pedigrees, and pampered daily routines, ending with a joke about eggs. The piece ends with a stray line about Korea.
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Doris Duke
Somerville, N. J
Dresden
China
Poems From Saratoga Gimme Gimme A Mineral Water
A lyrical piece titled Poems From Saratoga features verses about mineral waters baths and hot springs. It contrasts Americanisms and attitudes across the seas noting popular phrases and skepticism about military training. The Associated Newspapers presents the piece as a cultural reflection.
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Saratoga
Nominations and historical notes from four eras
Century ago President Millard Fillmore sent Cabinet nominees to the Senate, naming Webster Bates Corwin Hall Graham Crittenden and Pierce. Forty years ago Case Threshing Machine Co acquired Pierce-Racine, while anti typhoid drives paid for flies killed. Ten to twenty five years ago items highlighted Pickford kidnapping trial DePauw auto ban Pershing aid to Britain and looming Nazi threat.
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Senate
Millard Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Edward Bates
Missouri
Thomas Corwin
Ohio
Treasury
N. K. Hall
New York
William M. Graham
North Carolina
Navy
J. J. Crittenden
Kentucky
James A. Pierce
Maryland
Interior
Mr. Fillmore
Zachary Taylor
Gen. Taylor
J. S. Case Threshing Machine Co
Racine
Wis
Pierce Motor Co
Pierce-Racine
Case Car
Washington, D. C
Target Practice By HB V Wade In Foreign War Parable
A satirical piece by HB V Wade sketches Gen Harry Vaughan in Washington rather than Korea. It riffs on a scrap of inkling about a handyman, a Pennsylvania still, and a wine or liquor filtering tale. The tone mocks war logistics and improvised quirks with clipped humor.
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Harry Vaughan
Washington
Korea
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Postoffice
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate
By David Lawrence
By Truman Twill
Politburo
Russia
By Dennis R. Smith
By Galbraith
By Victor Knox
U.S
61St Military Government Company
Buffalo Evening News
South
Bristol
Maine
H. S. Phillips
James
Post
Emily
Doris
Ima Dodo
The
Associated Newspapers
Mary Pickford
Depauw University
Green Castle
Ind
John J. Pershing
Great Britain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Britain
Royal Air Force
Hitler
New Rochelle
N. Y
Robert E. Peary
By HB. V. Wade
Pennsylvania
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