Canton Repository Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Canton Repository announces subscription rates and delivery options as of December 23, 1941. It lists carrier and mail prices within Ohio counties and notes outside rates on request along with publication policy requiring name and address on letters.
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Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Socrat
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Churchill and Roosevelt Meet in Washington to Plan War
The arrival of Prime Minister Churchill in Washington to confer with President Roosevelt marks a historic wartime meeting of two great democracies. Their talks signal unity and resolve to defeat Hitlerism and coordinate actions across continents, heightening Axis pressures and shaping the Allied war effort.
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Churchill
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Hitler
Luzon
Malaya
Tripolitana
Russia
Hitler and the German Army The Dictatorship of Blood and Steel
Wartime reflections describe Adolf Hitler as a professional war veteran who merged with a loyal army. The passage argues the army’s loyalty, displacement of the government, and the looming risk that professional soldiers may depose him to avert total ruin. It warns of possible murder or doom if he falters.
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Adolf Hitler
Germany
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Campaign Curbs and Surplus Fades Amid War Strain
A New York state news flash parallels Ohio trends as Gov. Lehman faces a vanishing surplus and potential deficit. Rubber shortages cut automobile revenue, while state officials debate saltting unanticipated tax gains to avoid tax hikes while costs rise. The period shows a sharp shift from fiscal optimism to constrained finances.
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Bricker
New York State
Lehman
Ohio
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
State Assembly
New York
Behind The News Acute Shortage Of Labor In Reich Widens
The article reports a growing shortage of labor in Nazi Germany as industrial output strains deepen. Officials acknowledge wage and recruitment pressures, with conscription and emigration reducing available workers, threatening production and stalling economic plans. Industrial chiefs seek new measures to stabilize labor flow and sustain wartime manufacturing.
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Reich
Nazi
Industrial-Economic Front
Far der Fuehrer
France
Crotia
God
Goebbels says textile shortage masks deeper war strain
U S government report exposes Germany's manpower crisis behind the front. Goebbels cites limited nutrition and textile bottlenecks while the Reich imports workers from occupied states and drafts women. Germany faces rising costs, rationing looming, and scarce tires as OPA plans domestic controls.
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Yee
Goebbels
Germany
Berlin
Reich Labor Office
Ministry of Labor
Christmas at Cotton Corners and Aunt Effie’s plea
A humorous wartime Christmas note from Aunt Effie at Cotton Corners requests readers bring a dozen knives forks and spoons a relish plate and linen napkins for a family dinner. She describes space constraints in the front parlor and dining room and jokes about boarders fed in the garage amid wartime shortages and looming explosions.
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Ocr
Cotton Corners
Effie
George
Japan
Century-Old Notes Preview Snowbound Delays and Steel Plans
Summary of historical items from 100 to 10 years ago includes the Savannah lost off Cape Hatteras with few passengers, L V Beamer enabling line work, a six minute streetcar schedule change with a boiler explosion, church lights, a Bulgarian anti-Turkish protest, Meyers lake skating, United Alloy Steel Co expansion plans, courthouse site bid, postponed funerals due to snow, Vatican library collapse recoveries, Hoover debt moratorium, a gift to Family Service, and Hitler signaling a shift to a fascist dictatorship.
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United Alloy Steel Co
T. K. Harris and Co
Freedom of speech would challenge tyrants says LaGuardia
Mayor LaGuardia of New York asks if Hitler the Mikado or Mussolini could stay in power under freedom of speech, highlighting the link between open expression and autocratic endurance.
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Hitler
the Mikado
Mussolini
Mayor LaGuardia
New York
Thought For Today Reflection From I Samuel Verse
A brief devotional note cites I Samuel 16 7 reminding readers that appearances are not what God judges. It emphasizes inner character over outward looks in daily life.
Plan For American Intervention In Europe
Policy urges immediate US role in European war seeking alliance with Britain Russia China and the Netherlands to deter Hitler. Emphasizes freeing occupied peoples, proclaiming emancipation, recognizing exile governments, and inviting legitimate regimes while warning neutrals and “unallied” states to aid allied victory.
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United States
Africa
Hitler
Europe
Italy
Finland
Pearl Harbor
America
Japan
Britain
Russia
China
Netherlands
Uring
Croatia
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
Germany
New York Tribune, Inc
So They Say and War Speech Fragments From OPM Leaders
A collection of quotations from officials and university leaders praising wartime resolve and readiness. Includes remarks by President C A Dykstra of Wisconsin and Paul V McNutt on war aims and the role of people, food, and machines.
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C. A. Dykstra
University of Wisconsin
Floyd B. Odlum
OPM
It Still Happens A Little Tale Of The Theater Business
A compact look at theater production life revealing the daily routines and quirks that keep producers engaged. It highlights creative tensions, budget pressures, and the drive to stage fresh work despite setbacks.
Angel Street Miracles Lift Struggling Play to Hit Status
Damon Runyon tells how Angel Street formerly Gaslight rose to success in New York. Traube, a young producer, gathered Hollywood friends to back the venture after a rough start. Vincent Price’s involvement, a modest option fate, and a cautious Broadway gamble culminate in a dramatic, profitable triumph.
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Angeles
New York
Angel Street
Traube
New York University
Hollywood
George Shafer
Frank Stevens
Samuel French Play Publishing House
Aslight
London
Jack Cohn
Columbia
Gaslight
Cohn
Leonard Spigelgass
Dove Chary
Vincent Price
Edith Barrett
Judith Evelyn
One In Every Game A Bridge Party Snapshot 1941
A brisk caricature of a feminine bridge party features at least one strict reposeful critic, a rule enforcer, a pie critic, a gossip, a quarrelsome pair, fashion talk, diet chatter, host pans, and absent member gossip. Civil rights is noted by Roger Baldwin, ACLU director, as a legal foundation assertion.
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NLA Inc
Roger Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
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Frank Bayne
OPA
Ickes
Far East
Oday
King Features, Inc
By Truman Twill
Savannah
Charleston
Key West
New Orleans
Cape Hatteras
L. V. Beamer
Public Square
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Turkey
Meyers Lake
Vatican Library
Hoover
H. L. Barnes
Family Service Society
I Samuel
By Walter Lippmann
By Galbraith
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Federal Security Administrator
By Damon Runyon
Angels Street
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Saratoga Springs
Ruth Millett
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