Canton Repository History and 1950 publication note
Canton Repository's 1815 founding and mergers trace its lineage from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository. The 1950 front page lists operations, AP affiliation, offices, subscriptions, and rates including daily and Sunday prices and carrier and mail options.
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Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Eisenhower Picked For NATO Supreme Commander Role
The North Atlantic council invited General Eisenhower to accept the role with confidence he would be chosen. His proven talent for uniting people in common goals is his key asset as he faces European doubt sparked by Korea. If he cannot reassure allies and deter Soviet moves, the Atlantic defense effort may fail.
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North Atlantic Council
United States
Eisenhower
North Atlantic
Gen. Eisenhower
Europe
Korea
United Nations
Atlantic
Joseph P. Kennedy
Truman
Mr. Kennedy
North Korea
Germany
Yalu
Elbe
Disraeli
Free World
Washington Monument
Dean Acheson
Pentagon
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The article argues Pravda blasts U S war hysteria as overreaction while noting a global threat from communism. It links Lincoln's view of liberty to the need to confront Soviet and satellite regimes, suggesting the free world must prepare for conflict against a renewed conspiracy led by Stalin and Trotsky’s legacy.
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Pravda
United States
America
Abraham Lincoln
Stalin
Trotsky
Russia
Mexico
Free World
Not a Partisan Problem in Acheson Resignation Debate
The piece argues that the push for Dean Acheson’s resignation reflects broader concerns about his role as secretary of state. It notes bipartisan and nonpartisan criticism beyond Republicans, emphasizes the administration’s need for a competent State Department, and warns Truman cannot rely on Acheson’s position as a political shield.
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Dean Acheson
Truman
Acheson
Congress
Mr. Acheson
State Department
Department
Isolationism and the Truman line split in America
The piece warns that rising isolationism in the United States may pull back from global commitments as Europe fatigues after total war. It argues leaders must persuade publics with clear, supported plans, not improvise grand doctrines, and proposes a new sea and air power based strategy for NATO.
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Greece
Turkey
Mr. Kennedy
United States
Atlantic
New York Herald-Tribune
More Goods for Less Work by Raymond Moley
A wartime productivity plan argues for a national policy to boost efficiency without expanding manpower. Proposals include reducing turnover, simplifying packaging, and better materials handling. Studies claim potential gains across coal, textiles, and food processing, with emergency-readiness emphasis and Paris 2000th anniversary speculation.
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McGraw-Hill
Congress Must Help Restore Confidence in Foreign Policy
Lipmann argues the U S constitutional system handling foreign policy is in crisis and confidence is eroded. He cites the Truman Doctrine and past U S-Russia aims, warning that prolonged doubt risks war and the loss of free enterprise. He recommends a consultative body but notes it cannot usurp presidential power. Congress must provide public enlightenment and decisive action within constitutional bounds.
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Alter Lippmann
United States
Mr. Lippmann
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Yalta
Stalin
China
Congress
Truman
Britain
Chamberlain
Churchill
Acheson
New York Herald-Tribune
One Hour Before Midnight by TF Manville
TF Manville humorously critiques the idea that animals gain speech on Christmas Eve. He says animals generally communicate year round, but only on Christmas Eve an hour before midnight do they stop talking to reflect and understand each other. He invites humans to share in that hour of silence in the barn.
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Manville
Letter on Municipal Buses and Garbage Collection
Mrs Martin Kloos of 509 Arlington Ave NW argues against municipal buses, citing unsatisfactory garbage collection during a five week period and a heavy snow, questioning delays, weekly service, and possible discounts on garbage bills. She reflects on a Canton 54 day bus strike settlement and urges prudent public service planning.
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Canton
Martin Kloos
Arlington Ave NW
Faithful Voices Sing of Lord’s Majesty at Sea and Land
A poetic biblical passage exhorts believers to lift voices in praise. Verses from Isaiah and Psalms affirm God’s sovereignty over the sea and land, urging reverent song and acknowledgment of creation.
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Lord
Once Over By H I Phillips Cocktail Hour Poem
A city poem of evening scenes in the Cocktail Hour as workers stream to cafes and bars. The speaker notes the daily rush dissolving into laughter and music as commuters and executives unwind before going home, while marital tensions surface at seven thirty and a good night ends the night.
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Mr. Longfellow
Red Chinese delegation buys etiquette book in New York
A Lake Success report notes that members of the Red Chinese delegation have shopped for a book of etiquette. The piece mocks their interest with three questions about proper manners, implying a critical view of Communist behavior and diplomacy.
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Lake Success
U.N
Stalin
Impressions of Lake Success Meet No Death In Snow
The poem depicts a tranquil scene at Lake Success where men gather without danger or hardship. It contrasts warm hotel comfort with the idea of dead men in deep drifts, noting Russians vacate the J. P. Morgan palace at Glen Cove amid crowded American presence.
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Glen Cove
Vanishing Americanisms in Christmas Shopping Quips
A peek at lingering old time phrases shows thrift and humor in holiday spending. A speaker offers five dollars for Christmas shopping and card sending with a light note on costs. Prices quoted include trees at 75 cents, reflecting frugal early 20th century markets.
Century Old Spandau Confinement Noted For Kinkel
A German poet and liberal Kinkel was confined in Spandau fortress for writing tracts and poetry with democratic and revolutionary tones. He was denied sight, reading, and writing during solitary imprisonment.
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Kinkel
Spandau
Canton doctor dressed as Santa for 32nd year
Twenty five years ago Dr. E O Lothamer of Canton was pictured in a Santa suit for the 32nd year. Also in Congress there were cries of persecution over Col William Mitchells court martial conviction and 5 year army suspension for criticizing aviation policies.
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E. O. Lothamer
Canton
Santa Claus
Congress
Col
William Mitchell
U S Ambassador Grew warns Tokyo over force policy
Ten years ago in Tokyo, U S Ambassador Joseph C Grew warned Japan the United States was ready to back its policies with force. Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands arrived for a two day visit at the White House.
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U. S
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Juliana of
Netherlands
White House
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A collection of wry observations on global politics and quirky news items. Notable references include North Korea, China, gold traders, a Missouri hat theft, and cultural quips about a Detroit News music critique and literary titles.
Wardrobe packed by women and nine cubic feet of leftovers
A playful remark extols women's ability to fit a full wardrobe into a suitcase and store nine cubic feet of holiday leftovers in an eight foot refrigerator, highlighting clever storage feats.
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