Canton Repository 1950 Newspaper Masthead and Rates
The Canton Repository established 1815 lists its history, offices, affiliations, and subscription rates as of Saturday, August 12, 1950. It includes the paper's lineage from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository and related mergers, AP membership, and multiple city and national offices. It details carrier and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions, plus subscription terms and local delivery areas.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Caio
Pense de Foeterston
Ohio
Acurate
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Building
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler Building
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Taft to lead minority on postwar economic controls debate
Commentary notes Taft as Senate minority leader in upcoming talks on economic controls. It argues Congress aims to shield lawmakers from inflation or deflation blame, offering the White House protection and urging cautious precedent. Taft’s task carries risk, with skepticism about controls and warnings from history.
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Taft
Senate
House
Truman
Congress
White House
Pair of Incorruptibles Look Ahead at Europe Crisis
Churchill at 75 and Baruch at 80 dominate public debate on Europe and inflation. Both urge decisive action over appeasement and merely following trends, proposing united defense and anti inflation measures. The columnist contrasts leadership that acts with leadership that avoids hard choices, urging voters to back such figures.
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Inston Churchill
Europe
Russia
United States
Bernard M. Baruch
Mr. Baruch
Back Yard A and Canton clash over a holiday strike
In a neighborhood feud, Canton sympathizes with Akron over a municipal employees strike. Akron credits Ohio civil service laws. Canton cites the Ferguson Act. The judge described Akron strikers as in rebellion as workers returned to their jobs.
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Canton
Akron
Ohio
Civil Service
Common Pleas
Bernard J. Roetzel
Big business backs U S war effort amid hydrogen bomb drive
A Voice of America note highlights Du Pont as the sole contractor for the hydrogen bomb project at a government plant, charging one dollar. Major corporations like Standard Oil and General Electric vow wartime payroll support and doubled production capacity. The piece argues big, integrated firms power U S manufacturing, warns against splitting up industries, and cites Judge Knox on aluminum industry vitality.
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AYBE
Voice of America
America
du Pont Co
Wilmington
Del
du Ponts
du Pont Organization
The
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
ARGE
General Electric Co
Charles E. Wilson
East Indies
John C. Knox
Korea
Aluminum Co. of America
U. S. District Court of New York
Country of the Red Faces by Richard Spont P
Nehru may oppose Chinese Communists if they push toward Tibet. Mao's shift toward demobilization is not seen as halting plans to liberate Tibet. Churchill warned of red forces massing on Tibet’s border. Tibet’s status as a buffer to Europe and its isolation are noted, with history of autonomy and currents of violence and religion shaping its profile.
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Nehru
India
Tibet
Red Faces
Mao Tse-tung
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Tibetan
Genghis Kahn
Bokhara
Afghanistan
Mongolia
Himalayas
Mao
China
Dalai Lama
Truman
Vatican
Lhasa
Yangtze River
Douglas MacKiernan
United States
Thoughts and Verses on Virtue and Temperance
A compact reflection drawing on scripture and literature. It juxtaposes Bishop Beveridge’s moral lines about righteousness with Numbers and Shakespeare’s playful admonition to abstain from wine. The piece reads like a moral quip card from a historical page.
Washingtons Battle for Manpower Control Crisis Flares
United States manpower policy clashes flare again over deferments for reservists and civilian labor. Defense Secretary Johnson keeps the plan while NSRB chair Symington pushes broader industry deferrals. The NSC sides with Johnson, keeping the policy intact as shortages loom across production sectors.
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SRB
NSRB
National Security Council
NSC
Truman
Barkley
State Acheson
Defense Johnson
NLRB
Symington
Johnson
Department of Defense
Mice Minutiae and a Editor’s Odd Advice in Twillery
A magazine editor explains mice habits with humor and blunt practicality. He notes mice come to nearby houses when field oats vanish, hungry and seeking food rather than humans, and urges giving them oats and poison rather than reform. Mrs Twill is told to stop squealing and act.
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Mr. Twill
Highlights of Local History
Highlights recount a 1886 cannon salute accident during Rev Fr Louis Hoffer’s silver jubilee in Louisville with no injuries. It notes Civil War wool demand boosting prices to $1 per pound, a 23 degree below zero 1821 January February cold spell that burned a house and damaged another, and the start of Canton’s first fire department the following summer.
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Louisville
Louis Hoffer
Canton
Malik and the Pakistan of propaganda on TV
Elmer argues Malik's TV act against the United Nations woke America. He commends Malik as an alarm clock revealing Soviet aggression and urges broader, longer telecasts with high profile officials calling viewers to action.
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Mr. Malik
U. S
Malik
Girl conquers channel proves publicity hard way
An unnamed girl swims the English Channel and draws attention as a bold publicity move. Miss Chadwick is cited in relation to the feat, illustrating ongoing examples of women pursuing notoriety through daring endeavors across channels and media.
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Chadwick
Christmas Mail Delayed By Abandoned Auto Find
In Great Neck Long Island the other day Christmas mail meant for 1947 was delivered. It consisted of a thousand cards, letters and gifts found in an abandoned auto. Two and a half years isn’t long to wait for the mail these days.
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Great Neck
L. I
Associated Newspapers
Weather lore across a century of farming notes and town events
A century back Lt. Maury urged farmers to submit weather observations to aid national farming. Sailors already reported winds at sea to map rain. The past decades record city water-site checks, political campaigning, labor disputes, prohibition headlines, thefts, and local library staff changes across Alliance Canton Perrysville and nearby areas.
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Lt. Maury
National Observatory At
Washington
Target Practice By H. V. WADE
The public is urged to beware of spies and unnerving incidents as observers peep through a hole in a Flair magazine cover. The piece notes a rise in two to three tooth babies and comments on a stir over a so called new Henry Wallace among collectors.
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Henry Wallace
Henry Wallaces
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Congressional Record
Bernard Baruch
Hitler
Stalin
David Lawrence
du Pont
New York Herald Tribune
Country of the Red Faces
Richard Spon P
Karl Marx
Muni Tsan-po
Muni
Heaven
Bishop Beveridge
Shakespeare
By Galbraith
Peter Edson
Defense
Louis Johnson
National Security Resources Board
W. Stuart Symington
Department
of Defense
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Department of Defense Personnel Policy Board
J. Thomas Schneider
Army
Navy
Air Force
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
National Resources Board
Epartment
Armed Services
Labor Department
Johnstown
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
New Bedford
Mass
Providence
R. I
NEA Service, Inc
T. Manville
By Truman Twill
Atlantic City
Mrs. Twill
By Dennis R. Smith
H. I. Phillips
Security Council
Lake Stymie, N. Y. Gents
United Nations
Warren Austin
Foster Dulles
South Korea
Harry Truman
Soviet Union
Yours
Elmer
P.S
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Tarzan the
Ape-Man
Ima Dodo
Hall of Fame
Long Hill
Nimishillen Creek
Navarre Road
Fairfield Ave
Turnbull
Harbert
Weber
Atlee Pomerene
Perrysville
Ashland County
Harmon
Columbus
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
New Orleans
E. C. Yellowley
Alliance
Bettis
Bolton
Jane Gibbs
Canton Public Library
Cleveland Heights
H. V. Wade
U.S
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