The Canton Repository History and Rates Note
A historical note on the Canton Repository's lineage from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository and its various name changes, dates, and post office details, followed by subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery across counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
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
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
True to Form Admiral Joy breaks Kaesong talks
ICE Admiral C Turner Joy, heading the U N delegation at Kaesong, says North Korea and Communist China came to dictate terms not to negotiate. He asserts the conspiracy remains irreconcilable, repeating that past conferences showed no willingness to compromise. News from Kaesong reflects continued hard line from the Communists.
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ICE
C. Turner Joy
U. N
Kaesong
North Korea
China
Admiral Joy
United States
Congress Will Come to Order in Monopolies Debate
A Washington senator voices indignation as reps probe sports monopolies and push for major league expansion. The piece argues Congress must reclaim dignity and balance against executive power, defending itself from accusations of catering to special interests while addressing fiscal demands.
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Washington
Seattle
Congress
Executive Department
Ithaca talk on youth neglect sparks U S debate
The World Assembly of Youth official at a Ithaca convention asserted that youths in democratic countries lack government support. The speaker’s remarks contrast with American views that the nation already funds public schools and emphasizes peace rather than juvenile warfare, prompting calls for clearer proposals.
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World Assembly of Youth
Ithaca
Stephen Early and the White House News Era
Stephen Early shaped White House and press relations from 1933 to 1945. A respected newspaperman and publicist, he served as secretary, advance man, and communications chief across campaigns, industry and press circles. His death marks the loss of a principled, influential newsman.
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White House
Stephen Early
Early
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower to Lead at Governors Conference Amid States' Rights Debate
Gen Eisenhower may headline the Governors Conference in Gatlinburg Tennessee as Ohio Governor Lausche pushes for his support of Truman in 1952. States rights and federal power loom large with civil rights, valley authorities, tidelands, and northern Republican-Southern Democratic alignments shaping the discussion.
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Eisenhower
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Truman
South
Gatlinburg
Great Smokies
Tennessee
Senate
Humphrey
Byrd
North
West
Tidelands
Texas
Louisiana
California
Associated Newspapers
Mutts And Men Discussing Dogs In A Social Roundup
In a lighthearted column a group of two legged mutts debates which dogs would join their imagined kennel. Collie and boxer appear, along with Dalmatians, a black French poodle, a tailless sled-dog type from Canada, a basset hound, a Boston bull, a doxie, spaniels, a hound, and mutts. The piece blends canine fantasy with a note on dog social status and ends with a corrective about Christian Science and hypnosis.
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Canada
Nipper
All-Out Mobilization to Balance Soviet Armament
Baruch argues for instant all-out mobilization to close the gap with Soviet arms. He warns delayed action fuels inflation, demands balanced economy controls, higher taxes, and strict price and wage ceilings. He urges unity at home and a sustained defense effort under NATO commitments.
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Kremlin
Russia
America
Free World
Western Europe
Cheating and scandals a rambled Q and A interview
A long, clipped interview with H I Phillips covering cheating in sports, boxing, wrestling, and loans, with references to the 38th parallel and government property. It features questions on cribs, codes of honor, and conflicts among leagues, suggesting deeper investigations and debates.
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AFC
Iit
Boyie
Century of snapshots from the past on Pittsburgh and world events
A 100 year look recalls an arson that destroyed the Mechanic Street bridge over the Allegheny in Pittsburgh with losses totaling 50000, of which 30000 was insured. Other decades note Wright’s return from Europe, spy activity, blueprints found in Calcutta, Ederle’s potential Catalina swim offer, Ellsworth estate shares, PRR lease approvals, and recalls of missionaries in China as Odessa evacuees and Nazi advances unfold.
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Mechanic Street
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Wilbur Wright
New York
Europe
United States Army General Staff
Calcutta
Corregidor Island
United States
Manila Harbor
Gertrude Ederle
San Pedro
Calif
Catalina Island
English Channel
Lincoln Ellsworth
North Pole
Amundsen
Nobile
James W. Ellsworth
Clare Ellsworth Prentice
Seabright
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania, Ohio & Detroit Railroad
Ohio
Michigan
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Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Paris
U. S
Grand Canyon
By Raymond Moley
Ernors
By Truman Twill
Mary Baker Eddy
Ralph F. Stewart
Christian Science Committee
T.T
Oni
Bernard Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
Naval War College
United States Military Academy
Baruch
Allance
H. I. Phillips
First Base
West Point
Reds
Yalu
Joint Chiefs of Staff
RFC
Baseball High
Chandler
Malik
O’conor
New York City
Glen Horst
Burma
Stark County
Harold B. Bonart
Robert F. Hillibish
Samuel I. Kruglick
Wilson W. Snyder
Massillon
Frank J. Menster
Arwilda W. Summers
Louisville
Odessa
Black Sea
Bug River
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