Canton Repository 1951 Local Mail Rates and Contacts
Saturday, August 11, 1951 issue details subscription rates and service information for the Canton Repository. It lists history, associations, offices, and pricing for daily and Sunday editions, with mail and carrier options and requirement for name and address on communications.
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Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Titoism in Europe and the threat to Poland
The piece portrays Titoism as a pattern of unilateral rule by an ambitious leader, revealing a clash between Tito and Stalin over sovereignty. It links Titoism to wider Cold War tensions, noting troop buildups on Yugoslavia’s border and a pivotal question in Asia about Chinese and Moscow control.
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Joseph Stalin
Yugoslavia
Marshall Tito
Stalin
Tito
Soviet Union
Poland
Asia
Moscow
Kremlin
World Calendar Association
Blaik Keeps Mentorship At West Point Amid Scandal
West Point football coach Blaik will maintain his role as mentor to the famed team despite an examination cheating case involving 44 players and Blaik's son. The coach faces a rough season as recruits and discipline clash with the program’s prestige and accountability.
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Arl Blaik
West Point
Blaik
Polio outlook in 1951 and past record details
Polio prospects for 1951 loom as families weigh risk. Data through Aug 4 show 6,843 U S cases this year versus 7,289 in all of 1950 and 10,719 in 1949 the former worst year. Historic totals include 27,363 in 1916 and 42,173 final 1949.
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U.S. Public Health Service
Truman's Prospects in 52
Mark Sullivan argues for President Truman's strong odds to win the 1952 nomination if he seeks it. He cites past party opposition, Truman's self confidence, and the 1948 victory aided by third parties. The piece notes war, inflation, and shifting public opinion as future risks for his candidacy.
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Truman
Mark Sullivan
Mr. Truman
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Americans For Democratic Action
States’ Rights Party
Byrd
Virginia
South
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Wallace
Striking a Balance in Rural Free Delivery Life
A nostalgic piece on moving to the country noting the high costs of imagined luxuries like tractors toys and landscaping versus the free beauty of rural life. It warns that wants can exceed means, but simple pleasures such as stars moonlight and coon dogs bring balance and satisfaction.
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RFD
TVA
Debates Rage Over Foreign Aid Control Amid Acheson Clash
Senate and House factions push to strip State Department of operational control over foreign military and economic assistance programs totaling 8.5 billion dollars. President Truman proposes concentrating power to allocate aid with the secretary of state, while calls grow for an independent agency to handle economic and technical aid. Debate recalls 1948 compromise under Marshall and Hoffman’s support for centralized management with cabinet rank.
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Nti-Acheson
U. S
Senate
House
State Department
Truman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Secretary of State
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Taft
Senator Connally
Senate Committee
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Dean Acheson
Acheson
ECA
Technical Cooperation Administration
Point IV
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Voice of America
Marshall
Congress
Gen. Marshall
Paul Hoffman
Senator Vandenberg
Hoffman
Cease-fire Letters from Emil at Kaesong
Emil writes from the Korean cease-fire delegation posting humorous observations on revolving doors meetings and missteps by Reds and generals. He notes helicopters wearing out and a prevailing mood of distrust despite talk of peace, predicting the huddles will last into 1952 and jesting about telecasts and West Point scandal.
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Nam
Babe
Ridgway
Ridge
Bottleneck Breaker Watts Leads Defense Production Drive
W Walter Watts deputy administrator of Defense Production Administration says bottlenecks remain in materials design paperwork facilities and machine tools. Mobilization Director C E Wilson and administrator Manly Fleischmann lead efforts to speed arms output while Watts focuses on identifying and pressuring others to act.
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HIEF
W. Walter Watts
Defense Production Administration
C. E. Wilson
Manly Fleischmann
Buffalo
Mr. Fleischmann
DPR
Walter Watts
Radio Corp. of America
Camden
N. J
Washington
Wilson
Watts
Army
Navy
Air Force
Korea
NEA Service, Inc
Congressmen On the Record Tops Previous Congress in Roll Calls
Congressmen on the Record shows the 82nd Congress advancing in publicly stating positions on roll calls. A CQ analysis finds the Senate average 91.8 percent across 90 votes and the House 89.7 percent across 52 votes. Republicans led in both chambers with higher on‑record rates than Democrats.
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Congressional Quarterly
Senate
House
Supreme Court rules on offshore land ownership and GI Bill limits
Congress and the public ponder ownership of offshore lands with the Supreme Court ruling neither federal nor state governments can hold outright title while recognizing American rights under international law. Korean vets seek limited GI Bill access though WWII benefits expired. bills proposed. U.S. military manpower may rise beyond 3.5 million even with easing Korean tensions. few push for reductions.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Walter F. George
Georgia
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Senate Finance Committee
Dentist receptionist faces arrest for $9500 theft
A dentist's receptionist was arrested and charged with stealing $9,500. The case notes tell of the alleged theft and the ensuing legal action.
Cornell professor shows minced chicken frankfurter idea
A Cornell professor describes a method to mince chicken and form it into a frankfurter shape dubbed the hot cluck The note also mentions plans for a roll made from turkey wishbones The army is developing light armor for GIs with possible use for public transit on return home
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Cornell
Army
G.i.’S
Century of notes from the Repository files and city history
A nostalgic roundup from 100 to 10 years ago traces notable items: Horace Greeley’s Whig Almanac for 1851 received praise. Canton’s park plans praised by F A Pease. a derailment near Bridge 80 disrupted the Baltimore and Ohio line. Alliance’s 25 year election civic turnout and costs. Cincinnati’s time standard shift vote. and a 10 year glimpse at Russia Britain air raids and a marriage license blood test rush as a looming law approached.
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Horace Greeley
The
New York Tribune
the Repository
Repository
Canton
West Creek
F. A. Pease
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
Russia
Britain
Old champion Jersey Joe Walcott shows enduring windup
The aged boxer Jersey Joe Walcott at 38 remains a unique force in the fight game. He can box at his own benefit, proving perseverance beats youth in this double header era.
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Jersey Joe Walcott
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