Canton Repository historical publication details and rates
An archival note describes the Canton Repository and its history from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository, with dates of mergers, name changes, and launch of daily and Sunday editions. It lists Associated Press affiliation, offices, memberships, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail orders across multiple Ohio counties and outside areas.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadel Pe Trust
Chicago
Niichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Unity of Purpose as Truman Frames State of Union
The piece argues President Truman advocates national unity through open debate while pursuing a selective rearmament program to counter Soviet power. It emphasizes stronger war production, inflation control, higher taxes, manpower plans, allied support, and unity of purpose as the path to peace amid partisan critique.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Mr. Truman
Truman
Congress
Underworld Arrogance Faces Liquor Inspectors Threats
State liquor inspectors faced rough treatment in Canton last Saturday night as gangs attempt to bully enforcement. Anthony J. Rutkowski and Stanley A. Cmich discussed responses to deter violence against inspectors, signaling authorities will not yield to intimidation.
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Canton
Anthony J. Rutkowski
Stanley A. Cmich
Cmich
Mobilization Pace and the Debate Over Full Mobilization
The Defense Department faces criticism for slow mobilization and unclear armed forces needs. Gen. Marshall pressed for defining full mobilization, while policymakers discuss manpower as the key constraint. A new manpower study and universal service proposals will shape the forthcoming defense bill.
Great Auk and Dodo Roar Through Interior Bureau Lore
A satirical piece mocks the U S Department of Interior for declaring the Great Auk extinct while claiming modern forms differ and survive. It argues birds have adapted, with pointed eggs and altered cries, humorously predicting a future where birds outnumber humans and govern.
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IRD
U. S. Department of Interior
Department of Interior
Treasury Bond Drive Faces Purchasing Power Crisis
The United States Treasury plans another savings bond drive as war costs rise. Purchases lag cashing in, causing red ink from redeeming old bonds. Declining purchasing power sparked by government price supports and policy choices undercuts bond appeal and may prompt higher interest on held bonds to counter loss. The solution stresses stabilizing dollar value to restore buyer confidence and sustain wartime finance.
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U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Erein
Albert Clark
Wall Street Journal
New York Herald Tribune
Constitutional Issue Should Be Settled
The speech by Senator Taft of Ohio urges President Truman to seek congressional authorization to deploy armed forces under UN obligations. It argues for full debate on military policy within the constitutional framework, endorses aiding Europe and Britain, and stresses that only Congress can declare war, urging a decisive, debated approach to Korea and allied defense.
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Mr. Truman
Congress
Apartment of Defense
Washington
Department of Defense
Gen. Marshall
Senate
Marshall
W. J. McNeil
Armed Forces
McNeil
United States
Russia
Taft
Ohio
Truman
Mr. Taft
Europe
Britain
Eisenhower
Letter From Korea Demands U N Clarity On War Aims
A soldier in Korea criticizes U N hesitation on designating Red China as aggressor and urges the United States to pressure the body to decide. He mocks debates in New York, urges decisive action, and contrasts G I experiences with U N deliberations. He signs as a weary serviceman asking for a firmer stance and clearer agenda.
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Korea
New York Herald Tribune
U.N
Red China
United States
China
G.I
Vanishing Americanisms in Quoted Sayings
A brief column notes fading Americanisms with quoted lines on resolutions military uniforms tax limits and a plea for a nickel for coffee, attributed to The Associated Newspapers. The item catalogs phrases showing language changes and social attitudes of the era.
New Orleans and Baltimore defend McDonough will
Century-old plan shows Daniel Webster hired to defend the late John McDonough heirs contesting his charity-heavy fortune. Webster to be paid 1000 dollars up front, 4000 on argument, and 20000 if victorious.
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New Orleans
Baltimore
Daniel Webster
John McDonough
Webster
Target Practice and Oddities From a Century's News
A collage of remarks notes human space limits and a Vienna resident’s claim that Russians carried cows in hotel elevators. Quoted quips explore hat etiquette, a German peace atomic project, and a wary joke about an adversary’s speech. An old man recalls when fixed income meant more.
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Vienna
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By David Lawrence
Germany
H. I. Phillips
U. N
United Nations
U.S.A
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P.S
Mickey Mouse
New Rochelle
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Associated Newspapers
Meyers Lake
David Neil
Warner Ave
Neil
Oklahoma
Lee Cruce
Post Office
Atlee Pomerene
J. H. Himes
Quebec
Louis Parmentier
Ed S. Falk
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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