Canton Repository The history and 1950 masthead note
The Canton Repository, published by Ash-Moore Newspapers in Canton Ohio, traces its lineage from The Ohio Repository of 1815 and details mergers and name changes through 1950. The note lists Associated Press membership, offices, and circulation figures, plus subscription rates and mailing areas as of Wednesday August 30 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Build- Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Can- 2
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Can- Daily Repository
Evening Resitory
Canton Rewsitory
Canton By News
Stark County
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
Ee York Central
Philadelphia
idelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Shape of the Dynamite in Formosa
The piece argues Formosa could spark a UN fracture as Soviet allied China presses to take the island. It contends U.S. aid risks UN collapse, urges continued defense of Formosa, and cites Gen. MacArthur warning against appeasement while warning of global consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Formosa
Truman
Gen
MacArthur
China
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Soviet Union
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Korea
Peiping
Malik
Asia
Pacific
Bormosa
Pressman exposes Communist ties in New Deal era
Testimony reveals Pressman joined a Communist group 1934 35 while employed by the U S government and named allies on the payroll. The piece notes Wallace’s similar associations, the Progressive party ties, and pressures within political circles as imagined conspiracies. It ends with quirky Vermont demographic and Kansas City advice.
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EE Pressman
U.S
U. S
Pressman
House Committee On un-American Activities
New Deal
C.I.O
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Henry
Wallace
Progressive Party
Kremlin
C.S.O
Communist Party
China to Play Principal Role in Korea After Yalu Clash
The article argues China and Russia seek influence in Korea while North Korea fails to secure a decisive victory. It notes China may use alleged Yalu bombing as pretext to reinforce Korea, and predicts Peiping will take a leading part in future negotiations. It stresses Korea as a central, enduring concern for China, Japan, and Russia, with the United States holding a secondary, vicarious stake.
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Chou En-Lai
U.N
Formosa
Yalu River
China
Korea
Malik
Security Council
Peiping
Red China
Far East
Ple
United States
Japan
State Department
Manchuria
Inner Asia
Russia
Pacific Ocean
Li Hung-Chang
Prince Lobanov
Acheson
Mongolia
Mao
Stalin
Vishinsky
Nehru
Gigen
N. Y
Red Tape Fights Drive to Defend Europe
A complex web of committees and councils governs Western defense planning. The top council of foreign ministers is irregular and broad, with fluctuating membership, behind which NATO and Brussels pact structures also operate. Key figures include Lord Montgomery and Dean Acheson, while deputy and standing groups route most work through defense and finance ministries and chiefs of staff across 12 nations.
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Germany
Europe
Council of Foreign Ministers
Topsy
America
Britain
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxenbourg
Council of Europe
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
OEEC
Union of Western Europe Organization For
Lord Montgomery of
Alamein
Montgomery
Fontainbleau
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
U. S
Canada
Iceland
Norway
Denmark
Luxembourg
Italy
Portugal
Dean Acheson
Military Committee
London
Low Countries
MacArthur Message Ends Weekend Debate On Formosa
The MacArthur statement on Formosa defense caused a staged release with no official policy change. Public reception split, publishers proceeded, and Congress read the message into the record. Officials note no conflict with policy, but timing clashed with State Department plans at the United Nations.
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MacArthur
U.S. News & World Report
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Truman
United States
White House
Joseph Martin
Congressional Record
America
Formosa
State Department
United Nations
Gen. MacArthur
Asia
The Window Entry Dilemma and a World Without Keys
A humorous essay discusses the awkwardness of entering or leaving a house through a window and the common problem of lost keys. It suggests abandoning keys, notes burglars find locks trivial, and recalls a grandmotherly combination lock that offered morale without improving security.
No New Taxes Opposed Wet-Dry Issue Says Reader
A Plain two mother rejects any extra taxes including a proposed half mill and opposes the wet-dry election. She argues tax burdens rise with the school bond and recession impacts homeowners, noting youths see surrounding areas and suggesting liquor tax revenue should fund local roads.
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A. J. Willaman
Plain Two
Dinner at Waldorf Sparks Cold War Satire
Once Over by H I Phillips lampoons a proposed Y Security Council dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with Malik presiding. The piece imagines ice breakers, heated garments, and tense exchanges over seating and the filet mignon as world leaders clash in a comically formal setting.
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Dispanene Malik
Y Security Council
Waldorf Astoria
Gladwyn Jebb
Warren Austin
Waldorf
Malik
Impellitteri to take Gracie Mansion in New York
A lighthearted column notes Vincent Impellitteri will occupy Gracie Mansion, comparing his move from Ansonia Connecticut to Manhattan. It parodies local lore with jokes about Miss Onion of 1950 and other quirky items, including references to media and pop culture.
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Vincent Impellitteri
New York
Gracie
East River
Housatonic
Ansonia
Conn
Vince
Onion
Bey
Jack Haley
Saratoga
Jake Malik
Brooklyn
Mary Rogers
Will Rogers
Manhattan
Security Council
Remembering the Demo Noted Car Finish Timings
A nostalgic query recalls completing an early demonstration in a new sedan before the next model was announced, noting the pace of automotive reveal cycles and the era's showroom cadence.
Paper Coming as Presses Hummed in Sun Column
Representative Robert Rich tells his House colleagues that Congress needs a psychiatrist and notes the year’s spring mood. The writer doubts a competent psychiatrist would take the case, framing the issue with the Associated Newspapers’ tone.
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Robert Rich
House
Congress
The
Associated Newspapers
Century-Old Gold Discovery Noted in California Report
A Calif ornia report describes a 30 pound lump of gold and quartz unearthed. The item appears in a recap of notable events from various years including 40, 25, and 10 years ago, listing promotions, project plans, exams, retirements, and a historic church fire tied to St Genevieve Church near Cal mou tier.
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California
Roy V. Myers
Orrville
Railway
E. Orrst
Post Office
James A. Farley
St. Genevieve
Calmoutier
Millersburg
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