Canton Repository History and Rates Notice 1950
The Canton Repository founded 1815 details its lineage from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository. It lists editions, mergers, and rates for daily Sunday and mail subscriptions across Ohio counties, with contact and policy notes and a Pussdey date of August 8, 1950.
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Brush-Moors Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
MAI
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
UN Secy General Seeks Korea Negotiated End to War
Trygve Lie reports to the General Assembly warns there is no middle ground in Korea between right and wrong and urges a bold act of statesmanship to resume negotiations. He argues the USSR's irreconcilable position blocks peace and that the United Nations cannot tolerate conspiracy or aggression.
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United Nations
Korea
Trygve Lie
General Assembly of
Lie
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Harry Bridges
Anniversary reminder on political forecasts and effort
The piece warns against wishful thinking ahead of an election, recalling 1948 when forecasts misjudged Truman’s win and Democrats’ control. It argues that political chickens are hatched by perseverance, and the side that works hardest in the next three months will win the contest.
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Harry Truman
Democratic Party
Congress
Extra Punch From Air Power in Korean War Analysis
The article notes a four engine bomber armada bolstered by a Strategic Air Command unit that arrived six days after departure. If U.S. forces halt the North Korean offensive and push back the front, air power could decide the war, a point observers say may determine the broader outcome and signal Soviet awareness of U.S. heavy bombers in Korea.
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Strategic Air Command
United States
U.S
Korea
38Th Parallel
Kremlin
Smelling Contest Sparks Controversy in Britain
A humorous piece depicts doctors in Britain ruling against free bath salts on a social welfare tour arguing there is no satiety in scenting and that shared aromas could heighten class tensions between workers and colonial officials, a critique of government largesse and public behavior.
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Britain
Colonial Service
Contempt of History examines U S strategic failure in Korea
David Lawrence argues the Korean War exposed the United States’ reliance on a single weapon system and the neglect of global naval power. He calls for a major shift to a worldwide force structure with greater air, sea, and ground capabilities, including overseas bases, large troop levels, and substantial air power, to meet evolving threats. He condemns congressional whitewashing and urges new planners to implement a long range policy aligned with United Nations responsibilities. The piece cites historical lessons from Greece through World War II and warns that survival costs will be high.
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United States
America
Naval
Military War College
Continental
Russia
China
Korea
Japan
Okinawa
Philippines
Pacific Ocean
United States Army
U. S
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
United Nations
Greece
Rome
Italy
France
Germany
New York Herald Tribune
Formosa
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Australia
Practical Philosophy and the Charm of Practical Philosophers
A reflection on William Feather and practical philosophers who seek lasting answers. The piece argues that true happiness comes from thoughtful, broad perspective rather than dramatic ideas. It contrasts deep thinkers with contemporary practical philosophers who provide steady guidance amid societal confusion.
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Pavine
William Feather
Jesus Christ
Formosa as a potential new Cold War battleground
The article outlines U S policy shifts toward Formosa amid a Korean crisis. It notes President Truman’s order to deploy the Seventh Fleet to defend Formosa, calls for halting mainland operations, and discusses historical control of Formosa under Chinese, Japanese, and Allied regimes. It weighs strategic defense, local sentiment, and the possible paths to Formosa’s ultimate status, including UN mediation or a self determination vote.
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U. S
Formosa
Republic of
South Korea
Truman
U. S. Seventh Fleet
United States
Korea
U. N
China
Japan
Soviet Union
Gen. MacArthur
Far East
East
U.N
Radar Fence Delays Highlighted in Defense Budget Debate
Pentagon officials spar with lawmakers over funding for the AmericanCanadian radar fence planned to guard the Arctic border. The project began after 1949 legislation but has faced repeated delays due to missing appropriations, cost overruns, and shifting funds, with about 42 million in existing equipment used and navy vessels pledged. The latest push seeks roughly 40 million to complete sites, equipment, and operation.
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Piaguscanemnen
Military Appropriations
Pentagon
Truman
Congress
U. S
North Pole
Air Force
Navy
Vandenberg
Defense
Johnson
Once Over Malik and Red Riding Hood FNHE Meeting
A surreal council session debates Little Red Riding Hood's case along with grandmother, a claimed warmonger. The text satirically blames American and Soviet forces, wolves, and hunters, alleging plots to control forests and innately conflictive motives. The council is urged to vote against Red Riding Hood, deeming the process illegitimate if outcomes diverge.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Soviet Union
Red Riding Hood
Council
American State Department
Old Time Wars and Interdictions in a Wry Roundup
A snappy collection of antiquated quips on wartime rules and political banter. It jokes about interdicts, Governor Bowles and Chester Bowles, and contrasts Hollywood, Saratoga race week, and a puzzled U.N. beat by Malik with playful asides. The piece blends sports, politics, and international notes in a light, old-time newspaper voice.
Century Old Repository notes and a river of local history
A century of local memory spans items from the Repository Files centennial note with editor John Saxton’s long tenure to rail derailment near Navarre, a Findlay church calling, an interurban derailment two decades ago, a motors co founder death, and a Savannah Avenue substation start in Canton. Milk price rise and Farley resignation mark 10 years ago.
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the Repository
John Saxton
John Naugle
Ralph Miller
F. J. Oar
Frank Hoover
Pennsylvania
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Northern Ohio Traction Co
Navarre
Ohio Power Co
Savannah Ave
3Rd St SE
Elmave
Canton
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U. S
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Guaranty Building
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Louis St. Laurent
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Carl T. Durham
North Carolina
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Wall Street
Grandma
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Mr. Lodge
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Chester Bowles
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Opie Hay
Saratoga
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