Canton Repository History and Publication Details 1950
The Canton Repository printed daily and Sunday editions from Canton Ohio with a long history and mergers. The 1950 notice lists affiliations, offices in major cities, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery, including carrier and mail options. Thursday August 31 1950.
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Prvate
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Fumbling and strength in U S foreign policy
The piece argues that U S foreign policy often fumbles due to divided responsibility yet remains strong because the nation pursues freedom. It claims errors are mostly in theory, not in heart, and credits long standing aims of promoting human freedom against oppressors and counter-revolutionaries.
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Truman
United States
U. S
Malik Lied REMAINS to be seen whether UN can survive
The article assesses Jakob Malik and his role in the United Nations Security Council episode. It argues Malik’s term ends without ending the mischief, viewing his lies as a Communist tactic tied to Kremlin expediency. It portrays Malik as a standard bureaucrat who serves orders for personal and political gain.
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United Nations
Jakob Malik
Security Council
Malik
America
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Goosestep for America by David Lawrence
A 1950 column argues for open military discussion of defense issues including Korea and Formosa. It criticizes suppression of expert views by the State and Defense departments, cites Taussig and Denfeld cases, and warns against hush hush policy and press self censorship.
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America
David Lawrence
Fense
Taussig
Senate
United States
Netherlands
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Denfeld
Denfeld, Chief of Naval Operations
House
Armed Services Committee
Taft visit stirs 100 workers at Campbell plant
In Youngstown Taft faced a hostile reaction from about 100 Campbell plant workers, who walked off the job amid union rhetoric while 3,400 remained. Taft spoke with many employees during his hour there, countering the disruption created by the protesters.
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Taft
Campbell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Youngstown
All-steel car era stat notes roof support habit
Thirty years after the all-steel automobile body appeared, one driver in 28 still holds up the roof with his left hand, aPersistence of an early habit amid modern redesigns.
Korea as test case for future military action
The Korea war is treated as a test case with a projected end date ranging from this year to next spring. United States and UN forces are viewed as capable of holding and pushing back to the 38th parallel, though logistics and broader European defense remain critical and cautious planning emphasizes a firm stance in Europe.
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Formosa
United States
Korea
Far East
Japan-Okinawa-Philippines
Japan
Pacific
Atlantic
America
Elbe River
Europe
Pentagon
U.N
38Th Parallel
U. S
Bataan
San Francisco
Okinawa
Pacific Islands
Pusan
Indo-China
Siam
Burma
India
Tibet
Iran
Greece
Yugoslavia
Austria
Germany
Balkan
NEA Service, Inc
Local legends recall buried cannon near Fort Laurens
Dennis R Smith notes a Revolutionary War tale that American forces left a bronze cannon buried in a swamp near Fort Laurens by Bolivar. Despite many searches, explorers have yet to locate the lost artifact.
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Fort Laurens
Bolivar
Miday Road Named for Francis Miday in Nimishillen
Nimishillen selects Miday Road in honor of Francis Miday who arrived in the United States after serving with Napoleon in the Moscow campaign. His wartime service is noted as the origin of the street name.
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Miday
Nimishillen Two
Francis Miday
Napoleon
Moscow
Alliance College Flourished Then Failed on High School Site
Alliance College, situated where Alliance High School stood, thrived for thirty years before collapsing. The campus buildings were subsequently sold, marking the end of the college era on that site.
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Alliance College
Alliance High School
Ake Family Stake in Stark County German Roots
The Ake family, prominent in Stark County, traced its name to Eck in Germany. An ancestor reportedly famed for debates with Martin Luther highlights their historical religious and intellectual prominence.
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Ake
Stark County
Eck
Germany
Martin Luther
Policy split is on foreign affairs in Korea debate
Democratic and Republican leaders clash over Korea policy and foreign policy. Boyle warns against politicizing Korea while Gabrielson vows to back the war yet review past policy. The piece traces blame to Truman era decisions and Yalta agreements shaping China and Korea outcomes.
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Boyle
Gabrielson
Senate
Korea
Truman
Wedding Anniversary A Lovable Goof Keeps the Story Alive
A wedding anniversary tribute celebrates two impressionable people, their long shared life, and a steadfast partner who managed the stars in their eyes. It honors memory, resilience, and the quiet, ongoing work of staying together with optimism for the future.
Dream of Home in a Korean War Dugout
A poem by H. I. Phillips portrays a weary G I drifting into a brief, dreamt respite in a dugout. The speaker imagines home scenes and a dog named Spot easing fear as gunfire fades, and the bunker becomes a portal to peaceful, ordinary life.
Empress Josephine Quote On Sabbath Purpose
A historical saying attributes to Empress Josephine that the Sabbath should feed the soul rather than the body, framing a spiritual observance as a time for reflection and devotion rather than indulgence.
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Empress Josephine
Walter Donnelly Named U S High Commissioner to Austria
The York Chronicle notes Walter Donnelly, son of ex detective captain Henry J. Donnelly of New Haven, Conn, previously worked at The Register. Gussie Moran becomes a pro tennis star with a $75,000 yearly guarantee. Hollywood plans a $35,000,000 Television City project. Martha Rountree and Larry Spevack sue Mutual for a million over alleged theft of Reporters Roundup after dropping the feature. Russel Crouse’s musical Call Me Madame opens in Elm City next month with no tickets available. Florida indicts gamblers and racketeers, potentially restricting winter operability.
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YE Gotham Bugle & Banner
Walter Donnelly
U. S
Austria
Henry J. Donnelly
New Haven
Conn
Register
Gussie Moran
Hollywood
Martha Rountree
Larry Spevack
Mutual
Press
Russel Crouse
Madame
Elm City
Florida
Emil Schram to retire as head of NY Stock Exchange
Emil Schram announces retirement as chief of the New York Stock Exchange. The statement hints the resignation is not an offer or proposal and carries no guarantee of stepping down, leaving questions about timing and succession in the nation’s financial markets.
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Emil Schram
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Mr Malik Pleased By Fan Mail
The letter asking for permission to use his photo on an icebox door handle pleased Malik after telecasts of the Davis Cup matches. The department says tennis as a video sport is too gentlemanly as no fights or mob chases occur and cameras show calm spectators throughout.
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Malik
Video Reaction Sparks Nationwide Consternation
Jacob Malik cracks a smile as an upset in his style triggers astonishment nationwide. The remark, tagged as incredible, echoes across social media and press outlets.
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Jacob Malik
DuPont Backs H-bomb Pact With AEC on Profit Rule
A stranger at the bar complains as DuPont accepts an H-bomb contract with the Atomic Energy Commission on condition that its profit on the entire operation totals $1. The remark frames the deal as another costly cost plus arrangement.
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DuPont
AEC
Fugitive Slaves Cleared of Horse Stealing Charge
A Harrisburg saga recalls 100 years ago when three fugitive slaves were arrested on horse stealing charges but the court ruled the act not a crime for escaping bondage. Upon release they were pursued, a scuffle followed, and all were taken into custody again.
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Repository
Harrisburg
Financial swap over Ridgewood home sale noted
25 years ago J B Brothers of Canton Hardware bought R V Mitchell residence at 145 19th St NW Ridgewood and Mitchell took Brothers home at 915 Market area. Also Passaic Hall banned Charleston dance due to fear of floor collapse from vibrations.
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J. B. Brothers
Canton Hardware Co
R. V. Mitchell
19Th St NW
Ridgewood
Mitchell
Brothers
Market Area
Passaic
N. J
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