Canton Repository brief history and 1951 masthead note
The Canton Repository announces its long history from its 1815 Ohio roots through mergers and name changes, details Associated Press and agency affiliations, plus 1951 subscription rates and mailing areas. The note lists staff offices nationwide, contact points, and subscription terms as of Wednesday January 0 1951.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Secial Representatives
Story
Brooks & Inley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelpe Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stassen predicts shifts in world balance of power
After a five week world tour, Stassen argues that peace prospects may be brighter, noting Russian policy since Czechoslovakia and the Korean conflict have kept the world on guard. He cites Tito’s revolt in Yugoslavia and China’s show of strength as signs of potential counter revolts behind the iron curtain and warns Russia can rely only on fear to maintain allies.
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Mr. Stassen
Czechoslovakia
Korea
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
China
Stassen
Iron Curtain
Russia
Eisenhower to Decide U S War Power Issue For Europe
The piece states Gen. Eisenhower will report on Europe armament under NATO and Truman with Taft trust him to decide if the United States should deploy a land army in Europe. It argues he will assess military facts, not politics, to avoid repeating Korea’s risk.
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United States
Eisenhower
Europe
Truman
Taft
Korea
MacArthur
U. S
Gen. MacArthur
Tokyo
Asia
Newsweek
Kern
White House
United States Army
Marine Corps
Equality of Service and World War II Deferments Debate
Congress will discuss universal military training this session with committee hearings and a potential floor debate. Senator Russell of Georgia introduced a bill. The piece argues immediate policy on equality of military service, favors deferment for World War II veterans with families, and emphasizes orderly rotation to prevent inequities in selective service.
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Congress
Russell
Georgia
Reserve
National Guard
Volun
Taft Speaks On War Powers In Korea Debate
Taft argues the President overstepped constitutional limits in Korea crisis, urging checks and balances. He contrasts early calls for a limited engagement with later broad ground troop use and warns against turning a limited war into a wider conflict with China. The piece frames the debate as a test of executive power and UN policy amid escalating Sino American tension.
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Korea
Truman Speech Signals Tightened U S China Policy
Behind the scenes notes describe President Truman framing the state of the union as a general, while diplomacy churns on a UN resolution condemning Red China. The article notes the capture of the puppet government view, the likelihood of new pronouncements about external aid from Russia, and the potential for a continued stalemate in Korea.
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Truman
Congress
The
Union
United States
Free World
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
U. N
Korea
U. S
Europe
America
Moscow
China
Russia
United Nations
United
Fame and lasting impact in a mixed modern world
Truman Twill reflects on fame through unlikely anchors like Man O War owner Samuel D. Riddle and Paris Eiffel. The piece weighs how public memory attaches to the famous, from horses to livestock, and links personal legacies to broader events such as the Korea crisis. It notes U.N. unity, Britain’s stance on Communist China, and the need for restraint in domestic politics to aid national policy.
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U.S.A
Samuel D. Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Eiffel Tower
Eiffel
Dakin
Dick Whittington
Samuel Riddle
Mrs. O’leary
Ollie
Sam
Ram
Rover
T. Manville
Truman Twill
Frustrations with Advertising and Consumer Myths
A humorous monologue about how pervasive ads shape self image and purchases. The narrator recalls countless products promising perfect sleep, teeth, hair, and style, only to mock the inflated claims and consumerism. He jokes about moving to a cave after a flood of misleading pitches.
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Prince Czritzchy
Videovision tests in Chicago spark odd art of remote cinema
A Chicago trial of pay per view video via telephone delivers films to 300 families, with many mixups from unavailable titles and cross transmissions. Report notes humorous failures and customer complaints as subscribers sought Hollywood musicals, Westerns, or Vito era hits amid noisy party lines and misrouted requests.
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Chicago
Betty Grable
Gary Cooper
Miss Grable
Kipling
Kim
Errol Flynn
Central
Bing Crosby
Cedric Hardwicke
Humphrey Bogart
Fantasia
Liz Taylor
Esther Williams
Judy Garland
Phonevision
Up Through a Century 100 Years Ago Ohio Ship Ohio Arrives
Historical items recount a 100 year ago event as the steamship Ohio arrived in Baltimore from Havana with 300 passengers and mail from California after severe storm damage. Engines failed and a 10 foot leak flooded the hold. the vessel went to drydock with $30,000 in damage.
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Ohio
Baltimore
Havana
California
Knudsen Named Director of War Production Office
Ten years ago William S Knudsen was named director and Sidney Hillman assistant director of the Office of Production Management created by President Franklin D Roosevelt to speed war materials. Secretary Knox and Secretary Stimson were members of the office. Nazi newspapers in Germany labeled Roosevelt as the No 1 war prolonger.
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William S. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
Knox
War Stimson
Germany
Roosevelt
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Chiang
Acheson
North Korea
New York Herald Tribune
By Galbraith
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Everlasting
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Great Britain
U.N
Soviet
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Mengelburg
H. J. Phillips
Harvey
Gotham Bugle & Banner
Vishinsky
Ima Dodo
Scone
June Harrah
Jose Ferrer
Gloria Swanson
Robert Alda
Sky Masterson
Nathan Detroit
U.S
Western
Associated Newspapers
City Auditorium
Elks Circus
Atlee Pomerene
Senate
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Ed Dornhecker
Roslynave
Orpheum Theater
W. M. Thompson
Ohio Petroleum Marketers Association
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