Canton Repository heritage and 1951 subscription rates noted
The Canton Repository announces its historical lineage from The Ohio Repository and Canton Daily Repository, notes AP and association memberships, and lists current subscription rates as of Saturday, January 13, 1951. Prices cover daily and Sunday mail and carrier options within specified Ohio counties, with outside rates on request.
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Rush Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Serberliphttaligoes Dpinabiibeias Es
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadel- Epis 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
No Lack of Money as Mayor Blames Federal Tax Burden
Mayor Nichols tells Canton audience that local problems stem from lack of funds while President Truman prepares a vast economic message. He argues the federal government takes most tax money, leaving states and cities to cover essentials, urging officials to blame high taxes on federal spending and debt.
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Yor
Nichols
Canton
President Truman
Congress
Mr. Truman
United States
Gopher Prairie
Washington
Twelve Months To Go On Draft Age Debate
An 18 year old faces induction at 19 and feels delayed by a year of grace after registration. The youth is stalled in education and job plans while Congress debates whether the draft age should stay at 18 or shift. Draftees would decide swiftly, if allowed to choose the minimum induction age themselves.
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Congress
Hamlet
Armed Services
United States
America
New York Herald Tribune
Dogs Unlimited Pup Auction At Courthouse
Dog's Best Friends in a county event promote Dogs Unlimited as an All American selection. The pups, both pure and cross bred, are offered to the public at minimum cost by the county dog warden amid strong praise for their qualities and loyalty.
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F Dogs Unlimited
Dogs Unlimited
Presidential war power clash with Congress discussed
The piece argues the president can act to protect lives and property abroad without prior congressional approval but warns against waging war without Congress. It cites Korea and UN missions, notes the framers’ intent to keep war making legislative, and urges clear authority and public support before prolonged conflict.
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Congress
United States
Europe
Manifesto of faith in the American way debated
The piece argues that representative democracy, while inefficient, yields orderly, collective decisions through open discussion. It contrasts democracy with dictatorship, warns against underestimating free debate, and urges patience as the United States faces a new threat requiring trial and error to avoid irrevocable disaster.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Thoughts for Today on Wishes and Soul Form
A compact reflection quotes Alexander Dickson on God supplying wants that arise daily and lines from Spenser asserting the soul gives form to the body. The piece presents two dated epigraphs focusing on spiritual perspective and the relationship between soul and corporeal form.
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Alexander Dickson
Hoover speech wins broad South American praise
A three week tour of South America drew wide approval for Herbert Hoover's view of continental defense and anti communism. Officials and leaders praised his speech as a timely warning and urged greater U S efforts to develop South American resources. The envoy noted strong Latin American support, with critics of State Department statements largely silenced. A stable regional economy and mutual partnership with private enterprise were seen as bulwarks against communism.
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South America
Herbert Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Gibraltar
State Department
Hoover
Winston Churchill
Latin America
Mr. Hoover
Europe
United States
North America
American
North American Newspaper Alliance
Readers Voice On Korea War And U N Policy
A reader argues the Korean War was a civil conflict best settled by Koreans, condemns U S involvement without Congress war declaration, and urges support for a Hoover plan. The letter calls for U N reform to curb Soviet influence and advocates arming Chinese Nationalists while criticizing Truman's foreign policy. It urges public protest and constructive criticism in defense of national resources and troops.
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Far East
Russia
Europe
Truman
Acheson
Hoover
U.N
Korea
China
Japan
United States Congress
Mr. Truman
Congress
First move toward meat rationing by stabilization agency
Recent policy aims to freeze the number of meat slaughterers to curb the return of amateur packers seen in the war era. Past mass packing caused black markets, waste, and leather shortages, but prospects for 1951 suggest higher production. rationing could invite hardship and black market dynamics, while lower processing prices may aid planners' regimentation goals.
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Economic Stabilization Agency
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Moving Day at the U N Aboard The East River Skyscraper
A moving crew describes daily transfers from Long Island to a new U N I skyscraper on the East River. They joke about items traded among diplomats including documents, chairs, typewriters, and even a rudder. The riff reveals playful glimpses into diplomatic life and Trygve Lie’s headache powders.
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Nited Nations
Long Island
East River
U.N
Coney Island
Lake Success
Trygve
Radio jokes and world notes in a jumble of 1940s quips
A collage of radio jokes, film chatter, and global hints. references include The Big Show closing theme, Hello-Pix, Danny Thomas poker gag, Moscow peace talk, theater history, Archbishop Spellman remarks, and a winter sniping quip about American wives versus husbands.
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Florida
Washington
Mulligan
Venus
Weed
Archbishop Spellman
Danny Thomas
New York
Broadway
Land grant to veteran stirs old Harpers Ferry scene
A century ago a Harpers Ferry veteran entitled to 160 acres gained approval from the Patent Office to claim unoccupied government land worth 150000 dollars under a new bounty act. The note recalls how war service earned land bonuses for veterans.
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Harper’s Ferry
Patent Office
Automobile changes ahead as war limits new designs
Ten years ago plans for 1942 cars kept body styling minor while engines stayed the same under Director Knudsen's war production rule. The U S stockpiled quinine, malaria fever and other medicines for four years and reduced imports as the country faced wartime material shortages.
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William S. Knudsen
United States
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