Canton Repository 1951 Saturday front note and rates
Saturday January 6 1951 issue of the Canton Repository shows publication history and staff notes. It lists prior name changes from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository and notes Associated Press affiliation and advertising rates. Several city offices and mail rates are given for daily and Sunday editions.
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Weee
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Resitory
Stark County Republican
Canton Repositor Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Rpository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Moist
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelph Trust
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler Building
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
Srseetineenteneeeenar Sane Ensehnnennaenaatein Nenin
Aes
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Taft Warns Congress Must Authorize War Powers
Senator Taft signatures a campaign to curb presidential war authority citing Truman’s Korea actions and urging Congress to assert its sole right to declare war under constitutional process. He argues the North Atlantic Treaty does not auto commit the U.S. to war and calls for clear congressional approval before sending more troops to Europe. The debate frames executive versus legislative power in wartime policy.
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Mr. Truman
U.S
Korea
Congress
Acheson
Senate
Connally
Vandenberg
United States
Truman
Senator Taft
Europe
Taft
US S
Dulles
United Nations
Wheels Within Wheels on Red China Korea Theory
Diplomatic circles debate a theory that Red China fights the Kremlin more than UN forces. Russia's Korea plan allegedly failed as North Koreans were driven back, prompting China to seek prestige by securing Korea. If China succeeds, U S prestige in Asia could fade, aligning Peiping with Moscow in a shared goal.
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Red China
United Nations
Kremlin
Russia
Korea
Asia
United States
Moscow
Peiping
Best Way Possible Compliant Letter Criticizes Canton Dumping
A communication signed "Country Hicks" mocks Canton's late gar bage collection and blasts dumping waste on county land. Outsiders frequently face calls for responsible disposal, noting residents would avoid dumping on others' property. The letter hints at revenge if origins of dumped trash could be traced.
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Canton
Did Dulles Answer Hoover in Foreign Policy Debate
The piece compares John Foster Dulles and Herbert Hoover on foreign policy, noting Dulles failed to clearly distinguish his views from Hoover and later rejected the Hoover thesis. It argues Dulles drifted into a no man’s land with administration ties, and questions assurances against future Korea-like ground wars, suggesting Hoover’s warning to Europe could influence policy more.
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John Foster Dulles
Herbert Hoover
Dulles
State Department
Hoover
Truman
State Acheson
Warren Austin
U.N. Security Council
Senate
United States
Europe
Britain
Korea
Lobby spending surges with 324 groups reporting six month outlays
A Congressional Quarterly analysis shows 324 lobby organizations spent 5.27 million dollars in the first half of 1950, with ten groups each over 100 thousand. Names include Committee for Constitutional Government and American Farm Bureau. Many filed despite doubts on law applicability.
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Congress
Congressional Quarterly
House
Committee For Constitutional Government
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Medical Association
Transport Association of America
United World Federalists
National Association of Electric Companies
Association of American Railroads
Townsend Plan, Inc
Townsend National Weekly, Inc
National Small Business Men’s Association
National Milk Producers Federation
January Reflections On Beginnings And Resolutions
The piece views January as a pause between old and new, a time for stock-taking by professionals and dreaming by hobby gardeners. It notes the month’s dual role in planning for future endeavors and easing into a cycle of seasons, with Janus symbolizing beginnings and problem solving.
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R.F.D
Congress Boosts Tax Take on Corporate Earnings
Congress approves an excess profits tax raising the top rate to allow the government to take as much as 62 percent of a corporation's earnings. The measure aims to fund national needs by increasing corporate taxation during the period.
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Congress
Truman Leadership Crisis Mirrors Global Reversals
The piece argues Congress and President Truman drift apart as public confidence erodes amid stark reversals in foreign policy. It cites Japan, Germany, Russia, and China shifts from ally to foe, warning leadership must emerge to restore faith and resolve. Complex critiques target both policy and Truman's reaction to criticism.
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Congress
Truman
Japan
Gen. MacArthur
Russia
Stalin
Potsdam
Germany
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Moscow
New York Herald Tribune
Kaiser-Frazer Battle Sways C-119 Contract Stakes
The air force shifts C-119 work from Fairchild to Kaiser-Frazer to broaden defense production, citing unemployment fears and future mobilization needs. Senators probe costs and handling as Fairchild objects to the abrupt transfer of plans and plant expansion.
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Air Force Department
Kaiser-Frazer Automotive Company
Fairchild Aircraft Corp
Hagerstown
Washington
Pentagon
Kaiser-Frazer
Fairchild
Henry Kaiser
Air Force
Kaiser
Capitol Hill
Congress
Defense
Marshall
Frazer
RFC
Willow Run
National Defense
North American Newspaper Alliance
Thoughtful quotes on compassion and divine presence
Thought for today highlights Lavater on God appearing in wise generous souls and Theodore Parker urging Christians to uphold compassion as the core of faith. The message links humility kindness and mercy to divine perception.
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Lavater
Theodore Parker
Ghosts on TV Spark Alarm for American Viewers
British Broadcasting Corporation plans to feature Catherine Howard on video prompting fear among U S fans. They warn ghost themed programs may flood airwaves with creative but potentially overdone horrors. Analysts predict imitations and gimmicky ghouls across networks with sponsor concerns and new ghost program titles. Historic figures like Billy the Kid and Buffalo Bill may be ghosted, raising temperate objections to spectral westerns on television.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
Catherine Howard
Henry VIII
James Boys
Ye Gotham Bugle and Banner on Juliet and Romeos stage
Margaret OBrien as Juliet beside Jose Ferrer in The Big Show earns praise. Ken Murray hosts a serious video hour with guests Ralph Bunche Burgomaster Impellitteri and Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz. Charles E Wilson appears capable. Shapley reports 200 galaxy findings. The piece notes Yankee Doodle tweaks and daylight-saving talk. Lowell Thomas Jr Tibet feature and pink flamingo flock at Hialeah add color. John Kieran lauded as Baseball Commissioner candidate. Chandler case handling criticized.
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YE Gotham Bugle & Banner
Margaret O’brien
Juliet
Jose Ferrer
Romeo
Ken Murray
Ralph Bunche
Impellitteri
Eddie Erdelatz
Navy
Charles E. Wilson
Harlow Shapley
New York
Lowell Thomas Jr’s
Tibet
Shadda Haddim
Hialeah
John Kieran
Chandler
John
New Year Pace Sets Tone for Local Businesses
In the first days of the new year, local firms report rapid resolution of matters, while one Connecticut inn markets a late night party package with dinner hats noisemakers and dancing until 3 AM plus medical attention.
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Connecticut
Eloped couple affects oil magnate’s daughter romance
George Pontikes, who eloped with Glenn McCarthy’s daughter, will stay on a repair mart job with a public utilities firm at one dollar an hour. Copper flashing bans in Washington orders may alter roofing practices. Chicago tests Hollywood movies on video screens via the telephone company at a special charge, prompting comments from a telecom executive about added headaches.
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George Pontikes
Glenn McCarthy
Hollywood
Chicago
Associated Newspapers
Century-Old Stark Population and State Tolls Rewrite History
A century ago Stark County held 39,980 residents, up from 34,605 a decade earlier, while Pennsylvania moved to cut tolls on public highways and bridges. The state population neared 2,045,000, with broader regional shifts noted across the era.
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Stark County
Pennsylvania
Senator Truman speaks at Columbus dinner
Ten years ago Senator Harry S. Truman of Missouri was the chief speaker at a Democratic party dinner in Columbus costing two dollars a plate. The army announced the B 17C four engine bomber took off from Patterson Field Dayton for a 3000 mile high altitude endurance flight to El Paso Texas.
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Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Columbus
Army
Patterson Field
Dayton
el Paso
Tex
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