Canton Repository 1950 Newspaper Masthead and Rates
The Canton Repository daily and Sunday edition details from 1950 include history of the paper from 1815, a list of Associated Press affiliations and offices, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and combination delivery. The issue date is Tuesday, August 22, 1950, with carrier and mail pricing across multiple Ohio counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton 2
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Yee
Lessons From Korea Shape Future Military Readiness
The United States learns from Korea to improve military preparation against likely enemies. Future strategy must reflect actual tactics observed in Korea rather than relying solely on prior plans.
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Kremlin
United States
Korea
Pentagon
Excuse To Find Out centers Social Security changes
The article notes a broadened Social Security program with more liberal benefits and millions of new contributors, aiming to educate 43 million existing contributors about their rights. It explains Social Security is a government benefit, not insurance, and urges taxpayers to learn what benefits they are entitled to as tax rates rise.
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Social Security Administration
United States
Bist Congress
Seph
Joseph
Joe
Schacht on Probation and His Economic Theories
The column portrays Hjalmar Schacht as a controversial German economist whose alleged role in enabling wartime financing and inflation is noted. It argues for probation and trial while praising his talent for explaining how policymakers justify actions, viewing economics as a tool for anticipated outcomes rather than control.
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Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
A Pleasant Summer Quiets Sleepless Mornings in 1950
The article notes unusually cool nights making this summer the most restful in memory. Fewer humid evenings eased rest for people who normally seek parks for relief, though high grass was blamed on low nighttime temperatures. More cold fronts are anticipated as summer ends.
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Korea
Bean’s Election Forecast Tied to War and Living Costs
Economist Louis Bean in The Mid-Term Battle links 1950 outcome to Korean War impact and home front costs. He predicts House losses for Democrats but no GOP control, Senate drops limited, with war shifting attention and inflation aiding Republicans. Domestic factors include anti-Communism charges and Truman’s campaigning amid a pro-Democratic trend per Bean’s charts.
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Louis H. Bean
Department of Agriculture
Louis Bean
Truman
House
Senate
G.O.P
Bean
Korea
NEA Service, Inc
Corduroy Coat Sparks Jealousy and Social Snubs Across Generations
A humorous meditation on wearing corduroy and facing mockery from peers. The piece contrasts corduroy’s comfort with society’s snobbery toward nonconformity, citing Joseph and his brothers to illustrate envy and aging expectations in public dress.
Highlights Of Local History By Dennis R. Smith
Kendall Community formed in 1824 as Massillon part, echoing Zoar founded 1817. Its HQ was a large clay brick building built from oxen trampling. Alliance endured two catastrophes in 1856, a tornado that destroyed much of the business district and a deadly train collision at the station killing eight.
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Kendall
Massillon
Zoar
Alliance
First Christian Church
Cleveland Ave S
Washington State
Idaho
Wallace
Carrier Based Planes Turn Tide in Korea
In Korea air power supports ground troops from carrier decks as land bases lag. Navy and Marine aviation fly from ships, enabling quick strikes, napalm use, and coordinated sea air operations with 24th Division. More sea based power and eventual land bases are planned to sustain ground advances inland.
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Korea
Navy
Japan
Church
America
House Armed Services Committee
Marine Corps
Marines
24Th Division
Army
Air Force
N. Y
Stassen on Korea policy and the Truman doctrine
The piece critiques Harold E. Stassen for proposing an unclear ultimatum to wage war against Russia if later aggression occurs. It argues no diplomacy should threaten war without strong enforcement power, questions the feasibility of a Russia action plan, and urges precise terms and sufficient military strength before such a claim. It calls for understanding military limits and cites Churchill as a model for clear, decisive stance.
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Arold E. Stassen
Korea
Mr. Stassen
Stassen
Russia
Pene
Congress
United Nations
Indo-China
Burma
Moscow
Urals
Ukraine
Atlantic
Europe
Western
Mr. Churchill
United States
Strasbourg
Britain
Harold Stassen
Eurasia
Herald Tribune, Inc
Mexico Dream of Rest and Diplomatic Life
Poem in eight parts contrasts a peaceful Mexico retiree life with New York City bustle, imagining a "diplomatic chair" abroad and a peaceful patio serenade. It rails against subway noise, snow, and daily grind while envisioning castanets, festive parks, and quiet dinners. Nearby notes mention large generators lowered near a library and a star atop a skyscraper with weather signals.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Elmer Twitchell
Up Through a Century From The Repository Files
Century ago Harmon Hibbard of Rochester invented a chemical tan process that seals hides in ten minutes, saving five thousand percent time. Vandals felled 400 peach trees near Lebanon in Harvey McCain’s orchard, provoking calls for penitentiary life.
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Harmon Hibbard
Rochester
N.Y
Harvey McCain
Lebanon
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