Canton Repository 1950 Canton Ohio newspaper masthead note
The Canton Repository announces publication details and rates dated Tuesday August 15 1950. It lists ownership Brush Moore newspapers Associated Press memberships postal rates and subscription terms for daily Sunday and mail editions in Stark and surrounding counties.
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Brush-Moore 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
Iinacia Primanndibulinienionie Ce
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
Anne Meantime Eniaetas Net Ee Ee
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Connally faces GOP row on anti communism policy
The Texas senator Tom Connally, long seniority head of foreign relations, gavelled a Monday roll call drill urging Republicans to stand up for an aggressive anti communist policy and criticize Democrats for coddling communists. The piece argues Democrats delayed in opposing communism, while Republicans warned of concessions in the Balkans and Asia, signaling a 1950 campaign issue.
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Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Tom
Korea
Washington
Balkans
Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Joe” Stalin
Tom Connally
Demand to jail Communist ringleaders now loose on bail
The U S Department of Justice and FBI move to jail ringleaders convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the United States amid Korea era tensions. They warn Congress against delay and predict a growing danger requiring detention for public protection as war worsens.
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U. S. Department of Justice
Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
United States
Korea
Hitler
Stalin
Soviet Union
Congress
U. S
Diplomacy vs Malik in U N Security Council
The piece mocks U S Delegate Austin for engaging in a verbal contest with Jacob Malik, arguing he should represent the United States rather than match Malik’s abusive language. It criticizes the Truman administration for allowing such behavior as diplomatic thickheadedness.
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U. S
Austin
Jacob Malik
U. N. Security Council
Malik
United States
Truman
Polio Panic and the Fear of an Unknown Threat
The article notes the seasonal panic around poliomyelitis, driven by fear of its gravity and unpredictability. It argues real control lies in understanding causes while acknowledging parents fear for their growing children and the inability to foresee which communities are at risk.
Five Big Ifs in Korea By David Lawrence
The piece argues that additional aircraft carriers and battleships could have changed the Korea war tempo. It urges clearer accounting of naval air power, naming distinctions among navy fliers, marine aviators, and U.S. naval air force crews. It warns against indiscriminate bombing and calls for informed public understanding of air operations.
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Korea
David Lawrence
Pacific
Pohang
South Korea
Korean
North
Russia
China
Missouri
Far East
U. S. Navy
U. S. Naval Aviation
Pentagon
U. S. Naval Air Force
Japan
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Vending Machines Improve Over Human Labor in Gadgets Era
The piece argues vending machines embody the gadget age by delivering reliable service without clerks. Machines replace frustrated clerks while increasing employment in upkeep and production, and will proliferate as usage and acceptance grow.
Old Familiar Spooks Return to Washington Set
The Truman administration faces criticism over foreign policy and inflation politics. Commodities speculation is debated as essential yet controversial, with price rises tied to government purchases. Walter Reuther urges steel allocation talks, but auto firms resist government control. Authors warn against diverting blame from real peril.
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Truman
Agriculture Brannan
William Jennings Bryan
Beginning of Government Reorganization Efforts Seen Stalled
The NEA summary notes Truman has no new reorganization plans, about 30 bills are before Congress, with only a few minor ones likely to pass this session. A year and a half after Hoover's reports, concrete changes remain hard to discern as 34 plans were submitted, 8 vetoed, 26 approved, affecting several departments and independent commissions.
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Hoover Commission
Truman
Senate
House
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Federal Communications Commission
Federal Security Agencies
Department of Social Security
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commerce Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
State
Defense
Justice
Commerce
Interior
Labor
Maritime, Federal Trade, Securities and Exchange Commissions
Robert L. Johnson
Citizens Committee
Veterans Administration
Overseas Administration
NEA Service, Inc
From Our Readers No Unnecessary Controls
A reader argues against broad government controls in Korea War policy criticizing Alger Hiss and calling for vigilance against unneeded regulations. They praise Senator Taft for scrutiny and warn that excessive controls could weaken the U S economy and freedom, urging faith in free enterprise.
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Korea
Congress
Alger Hiss
Mr. Baruch
France
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Alger Hisses
R. E. Lawrence
Grand Dr NW
Once Over By H. I. Phillips
Nostalgic poem recalling earlier wars when soldiers fought without maps and travel guides. It contrasts past soldiers knowing their location with today’s reliance on gazetteers. The piece notes a rioting push in New York sparked by demands for a peace petition signatures.
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New York
Henry Wallace and Louis Cohen in City Rise
Henry Wallace advances as a leading revolving figure in New York politics while Louis Cohen, after 42 years at $300 a year, becomes deputy mayor earning $25 000 annually. A felon who embezzled 150000 says funds helped race horses. The piece notes names like Swindle Sheet Easy Reach Quick Deal and The Pincher in charts.
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Louis Cohen
City of
New York
Cohen
Gotham Bugle Recaps Channel Swimmers Tie In to Rock Center
Weed tosses a skimmer as Information Please returns to air at the Center Theater Rockefeller Center leased for video shows becoming a Madison Square Garden of Channel Swimmers. Walter Winchell raises funds for Runyon Fund near four million. In Costain’s The Black Rose at Roxy’s, the New York Philharmonic Orchestra will perform four concerts daily. Pontius Pilate named horse in Saratoga jumps and a Miami Beach lawyer mocks Stop and Go initials.
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Runyon Fund
Tom Costain
Roxy’s
N. Y. Philharmonic Orchestra
Saratoga
Pontius Pilate
S&g Gambling
Miami Beach
Associated Newspapers
Through a Century on the Fort Laramie Trail
A Fort Laramie letter notes 35,000 travelers en route to California this season, with 10,000 left behind and 8,000 wagons passing. Widespread road rascality is described as almost unbelievable, with crimes reported across the route. Later items: a Michigan vacationer reports a stolen auto found wrecked. local officials appointed. and a 700-strong Cedar Point outing for Superior Sheet Steel Co. workers.
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Fort Laramie
Plains
California
Cedar Point
Employes of Superior Sheet Steel Co
Louisville
Paul Larson
J. L. Nelson
F. T. Lawrence
J. E. Ellis
Ray Krichbaum
Willkie Nomination Rally Planned for Elwood Trip
Ten years ago two hundred people signed up with Carl F Wise to ride a caravan train to Elwood Indiana to hear Wendell L Willkie accept the Republican presidential nomination. The War Department announced an option on 15000 acres near Ravenna for a shell loading plant construction.
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Carl F. Wise
Elwood
Ind
Wendell L. Willkie
War Department
Ravenna
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
Admiral Denfeld was right eight months ago and we are urged to hold it against him. The writer notes battles would be too close if in pronounceable places, and uses the radio newscaster as a gauge for proximity.
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Admiral Denfeld
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