Canton Repository publication notes and 1951 info
A listing of the Canton Repository masthead history, affiliations, and contact details, followed by subscription rates and policy notes. The item states the edition date Monday January 1 1951 and lists Associated Press and staff offices across major cities, plus mail and carrier rates. It reads like a newspaper front matter column describing ownership, associations, and subscription terms.
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Ohio Repository
Tha
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Canton Repository
Bergan
Canton Daily Repository
Evening
Canton Reository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Less Pulling More Pulling in National Defense Debate
Washington observers warn that reliance on opinion polls risks hollowing out long term defense planning. A sustained defense, planners argue, could deter war and defeat a well prepared foe. Congress should lead rather than chase popular opinion, focusing on what is necessary rather than what is popular.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Dulles Urges Offense Over Porcupine Defense
Dukes argues against defensive paralysis and advocates a powerful counterattack posture for the United States. He cites Justice Douglas and Look Magazine on revolution as a tool to counter the Kremlin and Asia's upheavals, stressing a strategy to shape events rather than endure them.
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John Foster Dukes
United States
Russia
Justice Douglas
Kremlin
Asia
This Crazy World: Father Kills Son and Self in St Louis
A St Louis businessman shot and killed his 19 year old son then killed himself amid a note claiming he wanted to spare the boy from a crazy world. The tragedy underscores a bitter view of modern life as the world grows harsher.
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ST. Louis
Sample January 1 Agenda Of Postholiday Tasks
A light hearted to do list outlines chores after Christmas including disposing of the tree and cookies, storing ornaments, replacing calendars, catching up on sleep, and inspecting the lawn mower. It notes timing to fetch the mower for repair and hints grass will need mowing by late April, about 110 days ahead.
Battle of Wings by David Lawrence in Korea war analysis
In a 1950 analysis the author argues strategic bombing and naval air power will shape Korea. The U N can redeploy troops using naval fire from Hungnam and focus air operations against Chinese offensives while ground troops defend.
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David Lawrence
Korea
U. S. Navy
Hungnam
United Nations
38Th Parallel
U. N
Soviet
Russia
U. S
Tokyo
North Korea
Far East
Herald Tribune
Happy New Year 1950s Reflections On A Changing World
This retrospective recalls 1950 as a tumultuous year with baseball firings, Chinese Communists at the Waldorf, widespread TV aerials, labor union politics, tire chains rush, and shifting expectations. It notes stockpiled cars, housing trends, and a sobering view of future prospects as people faced another uncertain year.
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Waldorf Hotel
United States
Washington
U. S. Navy
Kilroy's uncertain identity sparks guarded speculation
The fragment hints at Kilroy not being positively identified, likening him to a guard position. It mentions a progressive setup and suggests a female figure may want to hear her own voice in this context. The text remains oblique and fragmentary.
Taft Earned Right To Lead G. O. P.
Taft, 61, is poised to become the Republican leader in the 82nd Congress as the party holds its strongest Senate presence in 16 years and a high House tally. Once contested, he now garners broad GOP backing for his intellect and integrity, with critics noting conservative stances and rival isolationist strains. The piece traces his ascent from policy committee chair to de facto leader amid postwar debates and Korea’s shadow.
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Republican Party
Senate
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Robert A. Taft
Ulysses Grant
Congress
G.O.P
Taft
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Senator Vandenberg
Great Britain
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
U. S
U. N
Europe
Roosevelt
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Tors
Lodge
Massachusetts
Ives
New York
Bob
Korea
Vandenberg
Ohio
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hanna
Trucking Industry Tells Story to Congress
A 1949 to 1950 congressional hearing on trucking is summarized in a book The Case for the Trucking Industry. Testimony argues trucks power U S stores and small towns with 4.4 million privately owned trucks and 2.2 million farmer trucks. Surveys in Milford Pennsylvania and Medina Ohio claim trucks match rail in speed and reliability, and that weather and engineering drive highway wear more than trucks. Tax data show trucks pay a rising share of road costs, while many government vehicles avoid fees.
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Senate
America
Medina
Ohio
Milford
United States
Lobbying in Congress as a helpful tool and its limits
The text argues many congressmen view lobbying as aiding lawmaking while debating the proper boundary with direct lobbying and reporting requirements. Federal regulation mandates disclosure of spending and funding sources for groups and individuals attempting to influence legislation.
Rumors and hints mix headlines on Windsors and inflation
A playful decade notional calendar riff cites rumors of trouble between the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, marital rumors about Shirley Temple and Errol Flynn, and Washington plans to halt inflation. It also references letters signed HST, a war on inflation, and various public figures in a satirical forecast.
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Duchess of Windsor
Shirley Temple
Washington
Altoona
H.S.T
U. N
Chicopee Falls
Metropolitan Opera
Tristan and Isolde
Toots Shor
George Burns
Gracie Allen
Errol Flynn
Vishinsky
Malik
Margaret Truman
Duke & Duchess of Windsor
Bob Hope
Jack Benny
Kefauver
America
John Foster Dulles
Douglas MacArthur
Wichita
Truman
Acheson
Errol Flynns
Abe Burrows
Sophie Tucker
Sioux City
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Margaret
Kefauver Committee
Windsors
Peak Show and Joyful Hour Highlight Yuletide TV
Mike Todd and Lowell Thomas unveil a color film with a new depth illusion titled Peak Show. The Thomas Himalayan expedition names the first film. Joyful Hour documents the journey to Bethlehem as Yuletide television’s highlight.
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YE Gotham Bugle and
Banner
Mike Todd
Lowell Thomas
Thomas
Himalayas
Father Peyton
Bethlehem
Yuletide
Herbert Hoover
Paul Revere
Truman
Harry
Shadda Haddim
Washington
Associated Newspapers
Stark County Opposed To Slice For Two New Counties
A century ago a Canton letter signed T G argued against partitioning Stark County to form two new counties. It warned such a split would disrupt the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad contract, require a flawed gerrymander, and unjustly benefit land speculators behind the plan. Also noted were historical and local civic changes across decades.
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Stark County
T. G
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Inland Daily Press Association
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U.S. Air Power
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Kilroy
Buster
Bertram Benedict
Be. Phillips
Frank Thomas Selfridge
Union Metal Manufacturing Co
Wheeling & Lake Erie
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Maple Ave
Frank Norwood
S. M. Swarts
Irvine Ferrell
Massillon
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Ira Stevens
J. E. Wagner
American Steel Foundries Co
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Floyd Senn
Park Commission
Webster C. Moore
C. L. Archer
Thomas Kendall
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