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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1951
Page
15
The piece critiques the idea of laissez faire capitalism as a remnants of past wars and notes that economic control has always existed through social, governmental, and religious restraints. It references Truman's large budget of 90 billion and cites Paul W Dickson on executive compensation and shifting roles from owner to key employee.
The column argues top executives face heavier tax burdens and shrinking real pay, with 1951 set to lower take home further. It contrasts favored few who still hedge wealth against devalued currency with racketeers, gray marketeers, and others exploiting the system, while broader taxpayers bear the cost of socialized taxation.
The piece argues that Communist Russia will unleash a full war campaign in 1951 using a well organized fifth column across non communist nations. It cites past sabotage at Allis-Chalmers, notes FBI estimates of 55,000 known Communists and 550,000 fellow travelers, and supports McCarran Act measures to curb internal subversion.
Advertises Anne Adams pattern T4681 offering yardage details for a 54 inch swing back bolero hi waisted skirt and a 39 inch sleeveless blouse in Jr Miss sizes 11 13 15 17. Send 25 cents to The Canton Repository Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY with name address zone size and style number.
Scientists at Princeton University and the Radio Corp of America announce a television microscope that will view living organisms at 2000 times magnification. The tool will be applied to cancer research next week, enabling observation without killing or staining specimens.
Municipal Court Judge Gordon Burris swore in Ted Brown as secretary of state and F. Glen Sparks as first assistant secretary during ceremonies in Columbus on Monday. Canton attendee Jesse D. Gross, Municipal Court Clerk, noted the event while Supreme Court Judge James Garfield Stewart delayed his oath.
Priscilla Swinton, 25, serving in the Air Force Service Club at a bustling South Japan base, comforts and jokes with airmen while gazing toward the runway. The men know her brother Scott is flying for Korea, and call her Pat, admiring her resilience and grace.
Five questions about spelling pronunciation and definitions with concise corrections. Answers include This winter is colder than any other, a as in an, Spuefaction corrected to Stupefaction, recrudescence meaning reappearance after lessen, dep beginning term for to exhaust equals Deplete.
Fire Chief Walter H. Kammann detected smoke at a midtown bowling alley and followed the scent to a storeroom where he extinguished a blaze before returning to the game with his companions.
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