Canton Repository 1951 Edition Classified and Publication Data
The Canton Repository details its history, ownership, and contact information, including dates of publication, mergers, and Associated Press affiliation. It lists special representatives, association memberships, and subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail delivery in various Ohio counties with January 4 1951 date.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Thenton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Mental
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity -Philadel- Eats Trust
Cicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Republicans Lead Foreign Policy Debate On Imagination
The piece argues Republicans drive the postwar foreign policy debate while President Truman and the Democrats stagnate. It recalls the 1948 Truman Doctrine debates, contending bipartisan foreign policy harmed U.S. interests and that Republicans now press for new approaches amid altered global circumstances. It blames Democrats for lacking imagination and asserts Republican leadership in shaping policy ahead of the 1950s.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Herbert Hoover
John Foster Dulles
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
America
China
United States
Baseline To Budget Pressure In Stark Canton
Inflation pushes city and county budgets to new highs with Stark County at 4 574 905 Canton at 2 124 079 leaving little room for operational changes The 81st Congress ended with 110000000000 in spending and President Truman signed a 3 billion tax rise Critics say most funds leave local governments for Washington while residents bear the tax burden and blaming remains.
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Stark County
Canton
Washington
81St
Congress
Truman
McFarland Named Democratic Leader in Senate
W McFarland of Arizona becomes the new Democratic leader in the Senate after ten years in the upper chamber. He faces a non existent majority for two years and must balance President Truman with Senator Taft as the real power. McFarland’s rival is O Mahoney of Wyoming both claiming strong Fair Dealer credentials.
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W. McFarland
Arizona
U. S. Senate
President Truman
Illinois
Scott W. Lucas
Truman
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Hypocrisy in U N by David Lawrence
A New York Herald Tribune Syndicate column condemns U N members for aiding aggressors in Korea. It argues Washington must press allies to deny Red China and Soviet aid, while criticizing Britain for diplomacy with communist regimes and warning the U N to act decisively or lose legitimacy.
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United States
Korea
Great Britain
United Nations
Red China
Russia
U. N
U.N
Far East
Security Council of the
Manchuria
Moscow
United
New York Herald Tribune
Fool-Proof Cookery Makes Breakfast a Packaged Affair
The piece extols packaged foods as fool proof for breakfast prep, noting children and housewives can produce flapjacks, coffee, and syrup by following simple directions. It credits the packaged food industry with removing cooking uncertainty, comparing reliability to feeding livestock and praising easy, readymade jams, juices, and baked goods.
Congressional Lobby Spending Soars in Early 1950
Under the Federal Regulation of Lobbying Act organizations reported spending 5,272,739 dollars in the first six months of 1950, with 1949 total at 7,969,710 dollars. The figure marks a yearly rise since the act’s enactment, reflecting growing lobbying activity.
The Average Congressmen of the 82nd Congress
A summary of Congressional Quarterly figures shows the typical member ranges from 27 to 87 years old with varied careers. It notes many have held public office, are lawyers, and include veterans of wars, governors, and business leaders, with Hillings as the 27 year old freshman.
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82Nd Congress
Congressional Quarterly
House
James P. Devereux
Wake Island
Eator Wallace F. Bennett Kk
National Association of Manufacturers
Ralph E. Flanders
Committee For Economic Development
Adam C. Powell Jr
Charles A. Eaton
Robert A. Taft
Henry Cabot Lodge
Russell B. Long
John F. Kennedy
Smith
Jones
Letter Endorses Prayers for Peace in Warftime
Mrs Albert Klingaman urges prayers for peace and sacrifice as the war continues. She supports earlier letters by Mrs Saylor and Mrs Naegellen, asking readers to phone friends to pray for an end to conflict and to keep families from sleepless nights over sons at war.
Thoughts for Today on Jealousy and Perception
A compact reflection posits that jealousy distorts view, turning small matters into giants, as Cervantes notes. It warns that magnified suspicions skew truth, urging calm assessment.
Prayerful Plea for Support in Rome Mission
The verse appeals for unity and intercession, urging brethren to join in earnest prayer for the speaker. It emphasizes reliance on God and the sacred bond of faith shared through Christ and the Spirit.
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Lord Jesus Christ
New Federal Civil Defense Warns of Chemical and Biological Warfare
Officials outline three biological warfare types against humans animals and crops delivery by air miss ile submarine or sabotage detection of germs in air water and food rapid immunization and decontamination as key defenses vaccines exist for tularemia plague typhus Q fever yellow fever and cholera.
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Federal Civil Defense Administration
CDA
Norvin C. Kiefer
National Security Resources Board
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Armed Services
New Year Reflections and Christmas Mystery Gig
A year end column of festive well wishes from H I Phillips to public figures including Ike Eisenhower Marshall Acheson Wilson and G Ls, wishing them luck and strength. It also jokes about the Stone of Scone theft with a light humorous theory involving holiday chores and a taunting wife.
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General Marshall
Marshall
Scone
Belated toast to Jimmy Doyle admiral with no recoil
A belated toast to Admiral Jimmy Doyle praising his message They never laid a glove on us reflecting AP reporting. Doyle is celebrated for a fearless stance or claim of unchallenged authority, with a concise tribute highlighting naval leadership and resilience.
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Jimmy Doyle
The
Associated Press
Century of notes spans health trip and courthouse aim
A 100 year entry notes James Anderson returning from California in poor health after a 61 day voyage aboard the brig Margaret from Frisco to Panama. He traveled up the rivers to New Orleans and planned to address the courthouse once recovered.
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James Anderson
California
San Francisco
Margaret
Frisco
Panama
New Orleans
Australian forces breach Bardia defense in Libya
Ten years ago Australian troops broke through the defenses of Bardia, the Italian fortress in eastern Libya, as Allied operations continued. Roosevelt suspended the eight hour day for U S government workers on base construction on lands leased from Britain, affecting army and navy sites.
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Bardia
Libya
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Britain
Target Practice By H V WADE
Massachusetts governor grants emergency powers to seize animals amid political squabbles. The column mocks public figures and media narratives, notes anonymous actors behind actions, and riffs on unity and absurdities in contemporary discourse.
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Massachusetts
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