Propaganda and the MacArthur Truman rift
George Sokolsky argues governments flood the world with lies that become fixed through repetition. He cites American views of Truman and MacArthur as enemies for public support, contrasting the Soviet claim that the two plotted to trigger World War III with Korea defeats blamed on MacArthur.
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George Sokolsky
MacArthur
Truman
New Times
Korea
By George Sokolsky and the rise of public truth
The column compares George Sokolsky to a national hero in a staged display for MacArthur, contrasts American freedoms with Soviet expectations, and argues that truth must be complete and unmasked. It critiques censorship, libel fears, and the global use of falsehood to bolster state power, citing legal and political figures from 1951.
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America
Freddie Field
King Features Synd., Inc
Du Pont Investment Drives National Growth and Freedom
Crawford H Greenewalt substitutes for Victor Riesel to extol a $30 million laboratory expansion by E I du Pont de Nemours. He argues bold research underpins living standards, jobs, and consumer goods, and credits free inquiry and industrial investment with prosperity, urging continued production expansion and political support for innovation.
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Victor Riesel
Crawford H. Greenewalt
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Auditors Sought for Direct Commission in Air Force
Auditors with university business administration education and public finances experience may be commissioned as auditing officers in the air force. Open to veterans or civilian applicants with four-year accounting coursework and cost accounting or investigative review experience. Appointments range from second lieutenant to colonel. inquiries directed to the Department of Military Personnel Procurement, Headquarters 1st Air Force, Mitchel Air Force Base, New York.
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Air Force
Department of Military Personnel Procurement
1St Air Force
Mitchel Air Force Base
N. Y
Thirty five men enlist in navy at Canton station
Thirty five men enrolled in the navy at the Canton recruiting station during July. names listed include Barker, Brumbaugh, Budner, Bush, Collins, Custer, Cutter, DeLong, Frame, Gibbs, Gipe, Grossenbacher, Haubert, Hayden, Henderson, Hose, Huston, King, King Jr., Marriott, Mason, Mattachione, McCue, Monday, Moore, Peter, Price, Rohr, Romig, Ryman, Schumacher, Stensby, Steele, Stollar, Tester. The quota is described as unlimited.
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Frank W. Barker
Uhrichsville
Vernon D. Brumbaugh
Carrollton
William F. Budner
Pearl Pf
Melvin M. Bush
East End
Richard A. Collins
Tuscarawas St
Alfred L. Custer
Dennison
Dwight L. Cutter
Massillon
Roger A. DeLong
North Canton
Richard B. Frame
Bolivar
Lewis A. Gibbs
Parkhill Rd
Richard L. Gipe
McKinley Ave
Needlecraft Pattern 653 for crochet and lace edging
The Canton Repository offers pattern 653 for five crochet edgings and one hairpin lace edging in No. 60 cotton. Instructions emphasize small hanky and lingerie uses with light cotton, and heavier cotton for larger cloths napkins and scarves. Send 20 cents, include name address zone, to The Canton Repository Needlecraft Dept.
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Canton Repository
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
Canton Common Pleas Petitions and Local Actions
The page lists multiple Canton Common Pleas petitions including Glen Boston against Frank Hoffman and others over 17th street NE grading, Ralph Simpson versus Edwards United Grocery for $3,500 alleged faulty canned goods, and several cognovit note actions against defendants in Massillon and Navarre. Additional items include a restraining order related to nonunion musician employment, succession of workers’ compensation participation, grocery account claims, real estate lien marshaling, and multiple family notices of births and marriages, plus an AAA travel promo.
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Common Pleas
Glen Boston
Rowland Ave NE
Frank A. Hoffman
17Th St
Ralph Simpson
Lafayette Ave
Edwards United Grocery Co
3Rd St
C. O. Brumbaugh
North Canton
Robert M. Spicer
City Loan & Savings Co
Walter S. Lilley Jr
Roslyn
Massillon
Charles W. Weeks
36Th
Musicians Union
Wooden Sabot, Inc
the Peoples Bank
Dallas Walker
Republic Steel Corp
Ohio
Earl Logan
Navarre
Paul Marks
Ohio Merchants Trust Co
Eleanor F. Hensel
Brown Lumber Co
Robert R. Studer
Divorces And Marriages In Canton Alliance And Massillon
Divorces granted for Frank and Sarah Williams Canton and 1013 Liberty. William E. and Caroline C. Baugh Canton and 1426 3rd st SE. Arnett Lee and Marlene Jean Greathouse Massillon 1109 Dale SW and 617 Pike SW. Myron D. and Catherine A. Eberhard Massillon 208 Cleveland NW and 1111 Park SW. Marriage license applicants Wilbur E. Windland 35 Alliance 525 E High and Vera Naomi Spangler 25 Alliance 212 E College St. Floyd Grimm 35 Alliance 1455 John Ct SE and Delores A. Miller 27 Navarre Rd SW. William D. Burkey 18 and Bessie J. Wilson 18 Louisville. Jack L. Knoblock 23 Tuscarawas St E and Patricia A. Gibson 22 2116 8th St NE.
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Frank Williams
Canton
Sarah Williams
Liberty
William E. Baugh
3Rd St
Caroline C. Baugh
Arnett Lee Greathouse
Dale Ot
Massillon
Marlene Jean Greathouse
Pike
Myron D. Eberhard
Cleveland
Catherine A. Eberhard
Park
Wilbur E. Windland
E. High
Alliance
Vera Naomi Spangler
E. College St. Alliance
Floyd Grimm
John Ct SE
Delores A. Miller
Navarre Rd
William D. Burkey
Bessie J. Wilson
Louisville
Jack L. Knoblock
Tuscarawas St
Patricia A. Gibson
8Th St
Obituary line highlights two families in Aug 6 notice
Aug 6 Austman notice lists families of Norman C Mc Gregor Harold Geiger Marvin Waggoner Willie J Lewis and Victor Swinehart with street addresses, noting daughters and a son in varying households. The fragmentary text indicates familial announcements without further details.
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Austman
Norman C. McGregor
Orchard Hillrd
Harold Geiger
Grandview
Marvin Waggoner
Georgetoward
Willie J. Lewis
5Th St
Victor Swinehart
Locker Boxes Highest Quality and Lowest Prices Front
Louisville Locker at 700 W Main offers wholesale meats and processing services with emphasis on high quality and low prices.
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Louisville Locker
700 W. Main-ad
Watch Trade Offer From Jobe Jewelry
Bulova Longines and Gruen watches featured. Your old watch valued up to $50 in trade. Jobe Jewelry at 137 2nd NE invites customers to trade in timepieces for credit.
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Bulova
Longine & Gruen
Jobe
Jaffee's Deli Offers Kosher Salami and Tongue Specials
Jaffee's Delicatessen advertises Kosher Zion salami at 98 cents and pickled tongue at 59 cents. Located at 425 Second Northeast, likely in a city listing. A compact local sales note from a historical newspaper page.
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Jaffee
For Immediate Delivery Bathroom Fixtures and Sinks
Saltz Plumbing at 728 Cherry Sad lists bathroom fixtures and sinks for immediate delivery. Includes soil pipe and plumbing supplies available now for contractors and homeowners seeking quick procurement.
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Saltz Plumbing
Milady's Beauty Shop on Canton Massillon Road Genoa
Milady's Beauty Shop advertises services by appointment on the Canton Massillon road Genoa with phone dialing 70932.
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Milady
Genoa
Canton-Massillon
Dial
Children Jig-Saw Puzzles and Adult Wood Puzzles
Canterbury Craine on 6th Street NW advertises children jig-saw puzzles alongside adult wood jig-saw puzzles available for purchase or order. Local shop promotes a range of interlocking puzzle sets and wooden designs.
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xAdult
Canterbury-Craine
Airliner With Brakes Fails Lands Safely in Cleveland
An airliner carrying 48 aboard including a crew of 5 landed safely at Cleveland Hopkins Airport after its brakes failed en route from Washington. The Capital Airlines Constellation glided in smoothly on a 6,415 foot runway after a radio alert.
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Cleveland
Constellation
Washington
Capital Airlines
Cleveland Hopkins
Crusade for Freedom Proclaimed by Lausche
Governor Frank Lausche proclaims September as Crusade for Freedom month urging Ohioans to enroll on Crusade for Freedom scrolls. The drive raises funds to expand radio stations in Western Europe broadcasting the freedom message to Iron Curtain countries. The voice of freedom must come from America to people yearning for liberty.
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Columbus
Frank J. Lausche
America
Lausche
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Wang An-Shih
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Shen Tsung
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Elmer J. Brown
32Nd St
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Brooklyn
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Charles Hess
Greenfield
Richard Snyder
Oregon Ave
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Ft. Bragg, N. C
Canton Auto Club
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Walnut NE
Peoples, Gray, Hug, Finney’s
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Canton Coal Sales, Inc
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