Canton Repository historical publication details and rates
Canton Repository data from August 19, 1951 outlines founding dates, mergers, name changes, and ownership history. It lists publication offices, AP membership, advertising rates, and mail subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and combined delivery within multiple Ohio counties.
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rush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Conyton
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton, CO
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republian
Canton Repository & Republican
Theanton Repository
Bean Daily
Canton Daily Doastory
Evening Repository
Canton Repnitory
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Rice
Berlin rally shows power of Pied Piper youth appeal
The piece contrasts the Berlin Communist youth rally with a U. S. counter event in West Berlin, arguing the Americans failed to offset the spectacle. It warns that youth manipulation by propagandists is a timeless tactic and stresses safeguarding young minds from cynical manipulation. It notes historic parallels with Crusades and warns adults to resist leading youths astray.
Armament race shapes world powers and alliances
Opinion notes a global arms race as nations choose sides for strength and protection. The piece critiques U S militarists for fearing complacency while exaggerating rival gains, suggesting international appraisers would reveal true standings amid dubious estimates.
O Dwyer Still Rides High in Mexico City Post
Senate crime investigators reopen focus on New York politics as former mayor William O Dwyer, appointed ambassador to Mexico City in 1950, faces questions about gambling financing of his 1945 campaign. He later proposed legalizing betting to raise revenue in New York. The Kraftsman comments on public tolerance toward such upheaval.
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Senate
New York City
William O’dwyer
U. S
Mexico City
New York
O’dwyer
New York State
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Clementis
Foreign Office
United Nations
Prague
Siroky
Jan Masaryk
Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
Generalissimo
Stalin
Greek and Mathematics Build Real Thinkers in Advertising
The author argues that schools should teach hard disciplines like Greek and mathematics to develop strong thinking habits. He cites surveys showing Americans often lack basic historical and geographical knowledge and warns against life adjustment education. True education, he asserts, trains language, pure science, literature, history, philosophy, and religion for lifelong value.
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King Features Synd., Inc
What Else Did Oatis Know
The piece questions what William Oatis knew about Vlado Clementis and his disappearance. It links Oatis’s arrest to a photograph of Clementis’ holding place, suggests a show trial under Soviet influence, and描 outlines the Kremlin’s broader pattern of purging rivals like Clementis for deviationism. It notes Siroky’s role and hints at Vishinsky’s possible explanations.
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Vlado Clementis
Czechoslovakia
William Oatis
Associated Press
Oatis
Clementis
Foreign Ministry
Stalin
Klement Gottwald
Moscow
Poland
Russia
Finland
Andrei Vishinsky
Kremlin
Cotton Corners Uncle George Urges Honor Amid Inflation Reflection
A Cotton Corner column from Uncle George blends farm notes with a critique of supply and demand, praising home gardening as economical while urging honesty and public virtue. He laments inflation, urges teachers and students toward integrity, and warns against corruption in private enterprise.
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Cotton Corner
George
Thoughts for Today on Faith and Wisdom
A composite glance at religious and literary maxims. Includes a biblical quote from Acts 6 13 about false witnesses and blasphemy and Montaigne on continual cheerfulness as a sign of wisdom, plus a warning from Bishop Horne about faithfulness to God and human fidelity.
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Montaigne
West Point Cheating Draws Fire From Alumni Witness
A former West Point instructor and graduate argues in The Washington Post that the cadet cheating scandal reveals systemic flaws. He blames excessive football culture, weak instruction, fear-driven grading, and class divides, while noting most graduates uphold honor. He urges accountability for superiors and the system.
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West Point
Academy
Gen. Holdbridge
Washington Post
Ohio Senators Taft and Bricker Go On Record in 1951
A Congressional Quarterly survey shows Taft and Bricker on the record 97 percent of the time in the first half of 1951. The measure uses roll-call yeas and nays or declared stands on nonvoted issues, with the average senator at 89.2 percent. The scorecard compares their on record rates against 1950 half results and lists party leaders for context.
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Taft
Bricker
Congressional Quarterly
Ohio
McFarland
Johnson
Wherry
Saltonstall
St Lawrence Seaway Seen as Key to Prosperity
From Our Readers argues the St Lawrence seaway will level ore costs, aid inland mills, and protect U S steel industry by allowing Labrador ore to reach Cleveland and Chicago. Simultaneously, Aug 14 marks the 987th F A Bn departure from Canton, urging local support with letters, books, soap, and supplies for soldiers overseas. Annamae Adams, 622 Dueber Ave SW, Canton.
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Sidney W. Poole
Republic Steel Corp
St. Lawrence Seaway
Poole
Washington
Minnesota
Labrador
Africa
South America
Atlantic
U. S. Steel Corp
Morrisville
Pittsburgh
New England Steel Development Corp
National Security Resources Board
New London
Conn
Cleveland
Chicago
Canton
Youngstown
Weirton
Wheeling
Republic Steel
National Guard
Annamae Adams
Dueber Ave
Congressional Quiz Poses Rent Control Support Sources
Survey by Congressional Quarterly shows support for rent controls coming from the big three labor groups A F L C N O and railroad brotherhoods. Backing also comes from the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Association of Social Workers.
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Congressional Quarterly
A-F.l
C.N.O
Railroad Brotherhoods
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Association of Social Workers
Old-time policemen and streets of memory endure in tales
The piece recalls a vanished era of local policing with horse blocks, oil lamp posts, and cigar-store Indians. It contrasts old stationary beat cops and small-town routines with modern metropolitan crime, praising a few memorable figures like Capt. Patrick Hartigan and noting how friendly, efficient officers once patrolled familiar neighborhoods.
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Yesteryear
Billy Watson's
Reef Trust
Billy's Beef Trust
Patrick Hartigan
Pat
Hibernians
General Features Corp
Century to Century Notes From Old Times in Ohio and Nation
A digest of past local and national items recounts bonds in 190 years ago trading near 95, a Maximo farm youth winning a state fair trip, a sheep shearer’s death in Big Island Township, an early Chautauqua opening, political clash over corruption, a London hat mystery, and a Michigan senator backing a sales tax for revenue.
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Roy A. Waltz
Maximo
Columbus
Board of
County Commissioners
County Board of Education
Orren Messenger
Ohio
Big Island Township
Marion
Harry L. Hopking
Lend
London
W.S.C
Winston Spencer Churchill
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Photo Hippo Mouth Open Sparks Tax Bite Meme
A humorous captioned image of a zoo hippo with jaws wide open prompts a joke about a tax bite. The commentary weaves fashion, TV bravado, Magna Carta echoes, and a legendary English court ruling on family relocation, all tongue in cheek. An Ohio golfer admits a bold shot amid lighthearted suspicion.
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Hippo
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