Canton Repository 1950 masthead detai ls and contact info
The Canton Repository published daily evening and Sunday morning from Canton Ohio with history dating to 1815. It merged with the Stark County Republican in 1868 and evolved through multiple name changes including The Canton Daily Repository and The Evening Repository, with Sunday editions established in 1832. The paper is a member of Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association with regional circulation details and subscription rates listed. Tuesday August 29, 1950.
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Srush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canon 2
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton
Stark County Republcan
Canton Repository & Regeolicen
Canton Repository
Cann Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reysitory
Canton Ily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Apews
Story
Brooks & Inley
New York
New York Central Unding
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust Building
Chicago
N. Arenue Avenue
Cleveland
Euclidae the
Ohio Repository
Boston
Statler
Los Ngeles
Guaranty
Ember American Newspaper Publishes Association
Audit Bureau
Inland Daily
Ress Associaton
Shh Not So Loud Containing Uncertainty In Washington
A columnist notes President Truman kept quiet on Gen MacArthur and Secretary Matthews after they spoke on Formosa and defense. The piece argues U S policy will not wait for a first strike and Formosa should be defended, despite official uncertainty and public doubt. The author cites Stassen and others, urging clarity from leaders.
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Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Navy Matthews
Matthews
United States
Formosa
Harold E. Stassen
MacArthur
Soviet Union
Notable Telegrams Show Korea War Toll and Schemers
The piece reflects on the pain of military telegrams to American families about Korean casualties. It condemns political scheming in distant capitals, arguing leaders sacrifice Korean lives for power while U S opposition should not crumble. The author highlights lifelong heartbreak for grieving families.
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Department of Defense
Korea
North Korea
South Korea
U. S
Korean Peninsula
Japan
China
Manchuria
North China
Russia
Long-Sought Dog Days Endure as August Fades
Editorialists lament a dull end to summer as dog days linger into August. The piece notes heat absent yet submerges in civic gloom and the reluctance to write in September about football, elections, and seasonal rites while Washington hums. Dogs hide from the heat under shrubs and in basements.
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Washington
Matthews speech on atomic age war risks and policy
In a Boston talk Secretary of the Navy Matthews argued that deterring aggression may require proactive measures, potentially a unilateral war to compel cooperation. The piece notes divided opinions, cites reactions from the Soviet press, and calls for clear democratic positions on countering aggression in an atomic era.
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Matthews
Boston
Department of State
New York
Detroit
United States
A Voice For America and the Youth Dilemma
A General Features Syndicate essay laments how young graduates distrust American institutions and gravitate toward socialist ideas. It argues universities and educators share responsibility, warns of paganism and treason in thought, and urges a Voice for America to promote true Americanism.
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Lenin
Hitler
Mussolini
Voice of America
Voice
America
Asia
Europe
Boards of Education
China and Russia in Korea Far East Strategy
Analyzes Chinese and Russian roles in Korea before 1950 to explain a broader Far East strategy. Argues Peiping’s growing involvement signals joint action with Moscow to prevent Japanese aggression, stressing Korea as the regional hinge among China, Russia, Japan, and Formosa.
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NTIL
Peiping
North Korea
Korea
United States
Formosa
Far East
Russia
China
Japan
Asia
Manchuria
Inner Asia
Liaotung Peninsula
Yalu River
Rea
Soviet Asia
United Nations
N. Y
Condemned to Boredom Frames Minds Before School Year
A columnist argues that many students face boredom or rebirth of enthusiasm as a new school year looms. Some back-to-school hopefuls credit good teachers for fostering potential, while rebels cite dull, unengaging teaching as a key cause. The piece blames unimagInative instruction and urges better teaching to inspire rather than curb learning.
Highlights Of Local History At Dewalt’s Tavern
An African lion was displayed at Dewalt's tavern in 1819 and in 1823 the first elephant seen locally was shown there. Laws in 1820 forbade roaming buck sheep, storing firewood on streets or sidewalks, and hitching horses to the market house.
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Dewalt
Malick Defends Goliath And Cinderella In Satirical Security Council
A mock Security Council session led by Malik features children questioning tall tales of David and Goliath. Malik reframes the giants and fairy tales as tools of imperialist propaganda while lampooning Washington and its allies. The piece closes with a TV feature tease and assorted humor items from the Washington scene.
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David and
Goliath
Jacob Malik
Security Council
Mr. Malik
David
Malik
Minus One Telecast and Band Leader Lead Night’s Program
Spotty telecast performance noted as the band leader could still guide the program. No Parking ignored while a hot check girl and cash were mentioned as well liked, with associate newspapers listed.
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Associate Newspapers, Inc
Century to present day notes from Canton history
A compact recap of Canton timeline notes: 100 years ago the U S secured a Tehuantepec right of way, 40 years ago Canton and Akron Sunday schools show attendance gaps, and a 7 year old singer performed at First United Brethren Church. 25 years ago Jacob Factor was indicted in a Florida mail fraud case, and 10 years ago FBI fingerprinting of hoboes aided wartime security while Wilbur Shaw became aviation chief at Firestone.
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United States
Isthmus
Tehuantepec
Panama Canal Zone
Canton Sunday
Akron
Canton
Clarence Marz
First United Brethren Church
M. Marz
Center St
Jacob Factor
Florida
Factor Ai
England
Arkansas
Europe
FBI
Washington
Wilbur Shaw
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
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