Canton Repository historical masthead and rates notice
The Canton Repository established a long history with dates of ownership and mergers, listing editors and offices and detailing subscription rates and mail delivery areas as of Thursday December 28 1950. It notes Associated Press membership and private phone exchanges across departments and regional offices.
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Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Rkpublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Rientt
Associated Press
Decision Postponed on Korea War Fate in 1950
An Armchair View argues that Red China Red Korea and Red Russia now hold decisive responsibility for Korea's outcome. It suggests supply lines from Manchuria will be vulnerable to air power and that Communist forces face tougher UN resistance. The piece notes UN forces remain in Korea and intend to stay long.
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Red China
Red Korea
Red Russia
Manchurian
Manchuria
U.N
Korea
United Nations
United States
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Finland
Russia
China
Hong Kong
NEA Service, Inc
Atomania and the Fear of Atomic Bombs
Psychiatrists label extreme fear of atomic bombing as a mania called atomania. A growing group of atomanics includes some early developers of fission materials, while many fear germs, snakes, heights, and illness. The afflicted are sensibly understood but should not be encouraged to surrender their poise to fear.
Strike Threat by Unions Endangers Korea War Support
The International Longshoremen's and Marine Cooks & Stewards unions plan a potential strike to halt military supply movement from Pacific coast ports. U S coast guard ready to deny work permits to subversives, while Bridges and the expelled CIO factions face ongoing controversy.
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Korea
United States
International Longshoremen’s Union
Marine Cooks & Stewards Union
U. S. Coast Guard
C.I.O
Harry Bridges
Bridges
U. S
The Stone of Scone Disappearance Debate
The Stone of Scone’s disappearance from Westminster Abbey sparks a debate about rightful ownership. Scots claim the symbol belongs to them, while the English view it as conquest possession. If recovered, it restores a long symbolized feud. if a prank, both nations will seek its return.
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Scone
Westminster Abbey
British Isles
Reflections of Doubt Dewey Hoover Speak for American People
Truman invites Republicans to offer alternative policies as Hoover and Dewey present options. The piece argues U S leadership is debated, citing UN reliability in Korea, perception of U S versus U N roles, Europe defense, UN appeasement worries, and the failure to label Communist China as aggressor. It notes American patience waning and calls for stronger adherence to UN charter principles.
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Truman
Hoover
Dewey
United Nations
Mr. Dewey
Asia
China
Moscow
United States
Europe
America
Dwight Eisenhower
U.N
U. N
New York Herald-Tribune
Weather doubts and the idea of normalcy in a harsh winter
The piece argues weather forecasts and crises are misreadings of normal patterns. It rejects the idea that a long winter, inflation or geopolitical tensions signal extraordinary events, noting emergencies are episodic and not ongoing crises. It critiques forecasters and “fuzzfeelers” while stressing vigilance and preparedness.
No Divorce Spiral Shows Decline Across U S
The divorce rate in the United States falls for the third consecutive year, with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co reporting an estimated total of 391,000 for the year. The decline is sharpest in the North, milder in the South, and least in the West where stars limit divorces.
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United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
North
South
West
Bill of Rights Essay Warns Youth on Freedom Road
A student essay argues the Bill of Rights guards freedom but faces threats from deficit financing, plans for socialized medicine, and external communism. It calls for vigilance, civic action, and preserving press freedom, urging youth to defend America’s free way of life.
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Congress
Brannan
America
Scramble for Raw Materials Across Postwar World
The article analyzes how Europe's postwar recovery boosts demand for raw materials, creating shortages despite overall production gains. It notes shifts in oil supply from Middle East pipelines, the strategic value of underdeveloped regions for tin and rubber, and the political-economic maneuvering around neutral states and trade routes through Berlin, Antwerp, and free ports.
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ODAY
Europe
Greece
Austria
Middle East
Mediterranean
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Germany
Antwerp
United States
Sweden
Britain
No New Year Greetings From General Wu Sparks Uproar
A critical open letter mocks General Wu for sending Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes to America. The author denounces Wu as a communist aggressor and laments the hypocrisy of diplomatic gestures. He urges stronger actions, calling for harsh retaliation and condemning Allied peace efforts.
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Issen
General Wu
America
China
United Nations
Noel
Dicken
Special Reaction to Video Gags and Price Freezes
The piece notes a preference for interdictions over gags and Broadway benedictions. A voluntary price freeze is blamed for fostering a customer service image where staff respond with icy stares to complaints about price hikes. It mentions Miami’s cold spell increasing demand for long underwear and a pink flamingo flock failing to winterize for the Hialeah meeting next month.
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Miami
Thoughts On Looking At The U N Building Work
A brief item questions the status of U N Building work with a stark image of a white shaft against the sun and blinking windows. It notes Mr Attlee urging realism in British policy toward Chinese Communists, and references a violent ambush and murder tied to armed conflict in snow covered hills.
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U.N
Remedy for Shortsightedness From Ginger Forehead
Century ago suggestion praised ginger extract rubbed on the forehead to reach the fifth nerves. Canton library received a $100 volume Presidents I Have Seen and Known by Joseph G. Butler Jr. He distributed 150 copies at $15,000 total, the library’s costliest book. Dr. C. C. Waltenbaugh was re elected jail physician and Alfred M. Garner re elected chaplain for jail workhouse and infirmary.
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Canton Public
Joseph G. Butler Jr
Youngstown
Canton
C. C. Waltenbaugh
Alfred M. Garner
Barbaric bob arrives in London from Paris for experts
Twenty five years ago hairdressers imported the barbaric bob into London from Paris to knock out the shingle. The look was created for experts with hair parted on the right and two combs lifting hair from the ears and draping it back. In Washington horses were barred from four major streets 16th, Massachusetts Ave, New Hampshire Ave, and Rhode Island Ave.
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London
Paris
Washington
16Th
Massachusetts Ave
New Hampshire Ave
Rhode Island Ave
Petain Turns Against Nazi Rule and Naval Shifts
Ten years ago reports said French Chief of State Petain moved against Nazi control. He allowed French naval officers to vacation in North Africa where they joined the Allies. Ships drifted to North Africa as Nazi raids hampered warplane deliveries from the United States to Britain. Delivery in November fell to 254 from 287 in October.
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Petain
North Africa
United States
Britain
Target Practice and The Pushtoonis Name Debate
A mix of opined notes and social curiosities. The text jokes about a proposed new state Pushtoonis tan and a world asking what is normal. It mentions cost of living woes, an embezzler image, a psychiatrist on modern painting, a surrealist view of the U S, and a domestic scene tracking Christmas card receivers by name.
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