The Canton Repository 1942 Newspaper Rate Card
The Canton Repository announces subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery dated Friday January 9 1942. Carrier rates cover daily and Sunday 23 cents weekly. daily only 18 cents. Sunday only 5 cents. Mail rates within listed counties are 6 dollars yearly for daily and Sunday, 4 dollars for daily only, 2 dollars for Sunday only. Outside rates available on request. Communications for publication require name and address. No anonymous letters.
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Ohio Ragpository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repositor Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Dailyepository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Tax Notes FPHERE on federal sales tax debate
Washington observers note a shift as Roosevelt signals openness to a federal sales tax and admit the government cannot be sustained by soaking the rich alone. The piece argues public acceptance of fiscal realism and that the people ultimately support, while the government cannot, the people.
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United States
Roosevelt
Objection to Personification in War Commentary
A writer argues that press and radio habitually personify leaders like Hitler Stalin Mussolini Churchill and Roosevelt. Hirohito is treated as a real force, though he is a figurehead. the piece urges focusing on actions of governments rather than individuals to avoid misrepresentation.
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Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Great Britain
United States
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Churchill
Hirohito
Japan
Adolf
Musso
Bricker Rejects Ohio Treasury Raid By Mayors
Gov. Bricker slams down a planned revenue raid by Ohio mayors seeking to trim the treasury surplus. He refuses a special session to organize a raid and notes 1942 will begin with a lean but prepared state budget. He urges further state savings to match anticipated city belt-tightening in the coming years.
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Ohio
Bricker
Columbus
Treasury
Patrick Named War Labor Coordinator in Stark County
ARRY E. PATRICK accepts the role of coordinator for all Stark county rationing boards, signaling civilian spirit in wartime. Civilians will face tough jobs with sacrifice, carried out by the best-qualified, as photos of officers in formal poses were mailed home to relatives.
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Arry E. Patrick
Stark County
Mr. Patrick
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Joe Eastman
OS Angeles
Manila
Escolta
Roosevelt plans and budget clash in wartime notes
In a Washington analysis, President Roosevelt is not dispatching lands and fleets to Great Britain but intends bases in the British Isles with anti aircraft protection for Irish cities. The piece critiques his food stamp budget, tax proposals, and defense contracts while detailing freight bottlenecks and the need for experienced officers for the expanding American expeditionary forces across Africa, Russia, the Far East, and Ireland.
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Ashington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
British Isles
England
Newcastle
Dublin
Atlantic
Fense
Rep
Doughton
Congress
R. Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
White House
Morganthau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Axis
Africa
Russia
Far East
Ireland
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Bonds Today Dilemmas and the American Way of Life
A bond customer urges saving for Savings Bonds amid automobile shortages. He argues the plan supports national needs like airplanes and tanks and keeps money circulating. He believes maintaining the habit is the American way and intends to buy bonds monthly for the foreseeable future.
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90 Horsepower Club
United States
Inside the 1943 U S Budget For War Time Costs
A Washington report reviews the 1943 federal budget weighing about 5 pounds 4 ounces with nearly 1400 pages and 2.5 million words. It notes Kansas City, DC, and interior department figures, President Roosevelt’s press seminar, and forecasts steel and plane production, highway, farm aid, and social security changes amid war finance.
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United States
Chicago
Department of the Interior
District of Columbia
Congress
Harold D. Smith
St. Lawrence
Boundary Fades as War Pushes Free Trade Alliance
The joint Canada United States war production board urges removal of tariff barriers, signaling a move toward economic union between the two nations. The idea, supported by Cordell Hull and President Roosevelt, may reshape postwar reconstruction and end economic nationalism from the 1930s.
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United States
Canada
Gress
Empire
Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
North America
Joint Board
Hull
Past century, present time in Stark county notices
A historical collage lists events across eras. Rev George Schlosser preached at the Presbyterian church. C A Becherer became St Marys Commandery president. Paraguay revolt rumor surfaced with the president held. Auditor Reed noted 281 saloons in Stark county. City council discussed Safety Director Kunkel as health officer. Russians prepared Riga offensive and bonds funded a reservoir site. Airships eyed for coast defense. Dawes resigned as ambassador to England. Japan challenged Manchurian notes over China sovereignty. Bruening warned reparations end. Buchanan elected Stark County Veterans president.
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C. A. Becherer
St. Mary’s Commandery
Knights of St. John
Paraguay
W. M. Reed
Stark County
Kunkel
Riga
Charles G. Dawes
England
United States
Japan
China
Bruening
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Claude L. Buchanan
Stark County Veterans Association
Manila Is Gone City's Fall Wrenches Hearts Of Spanish-American Veterans
Veterans who helped capture Manila stand shaken as reports confirm the city’s fall. The loss marks a bitter milestone for the surviving Spanish-American War veterans who recall the 43 years since their victory and the enduring cost.
Officers of the First Colorado Volunteers in Manila 1898
A vintage photo from the First Colorado Volunteers shows officers in khaki tropical uniforms with high collars and campaign hats. The account notes the regiment’s Manila entry on August 13, 1898, its Wake Island stop aboard the China, and the era’s contrasting views on Japanese capture of Manila in 1942.
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Tropical Field Service
Montana Peak
Colorado Volunteers
Manila
Star-Journal
Pueblo
Colorado
Phil Kerby
Wake Island
Philippines
China
Guam
U. S. S. Charleston
Atoll
Shame on fashion leaders for 1941 best dressed pick
Ruth Millett denounces a group of style leaders who named the ten best dressed women of 1941. She argues women grew in stature amid war, seeking courage, national defense roles, and community efforts in 1942, not chic appearance. Thurman Arnold cited.
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America
NEA Inc
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Geveral
Ben Lear
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King Features, Inc
Ruth Millett
Thurman Arnold
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