Canton Repository notice on publishing history and rates
Publication history and service details for the Canton Repository including founder lineage, mergers, name changes, Associated Press membership, offices, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail editions. Includes carrier delivery and contact notes.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadeltee Trust
Chicago
Nichigan 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
New Proposition in Korea Rejects Appeasement by Red China
The article argues that Red China must not be allowed to dictate terms and defends the U N as outlawing aggression. It claims the United States acts as UN police in Korea and will not withdraw, backing General MacArthur with troop reinforcements in the Far East. It notes the UN has been told the US will not appease Communist conspirators.
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Red
China
Korea
Red China
United Nations
United States
U.S. Army
U.S. Navy
U.N
Marshall
MacArthur
Far East
Britain
France
Germany
Soviet Union
United States of America
Russia
Moscow
Austria
Europe
Western Europe
New York Herald Tribune
Wherry Resolution Pins Hope On War Policy Split
Wherry sought a Senate move to force foreign relations and armed services committees to craft new legislation on presidential war power under NATO by February 2. The measure was referred unanimously to the two committees, leaving timing to their discretion. Analysts expect delay, while Wherry claims a political victory for restraining impulsive U S war commitments.
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Wherry
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Mr. Truman
United States
Europe
One Kind of Price Control and a White Shirt Parable
The piece recalls a World War II price control folly when white shirts were price protected yet unprofitable to produce. Shirt makers shifted to sports shirts, which lacked price caps and were unsuitable for Sunday wear. The column argues price control cannot make production profitable where no profit exists, even under government rules.
Settlement for Germany by Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues for a parity-based approach to German disarmament and occupation. He suggests a mixed commission to test Soviet claims, equalizing forces across East and West Germany, and advancing a staged path to unification and evacuation within two to three years.
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Germany
Walter Lippmann
Sion
Europe
Misery Loves Company by Truman Twiolmis
In a humorous essay the narrator laments being the only family east of the Rockies without a TV set. He notes evenings spent reading instead of watching, family debates about science and society, and shared misery over finances. The piece ends with a wry nod to others who lack luxuries yet endure.
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Rockies
Milton
Lester
R. Vannevar Bush
Can China Reds Take More Punishment?
China’s Red Army bears heavy losses in Korea, prompting revised forecasts. High command aims to stay, fighting as long as needed while awaiting a political shift. U.N. support and global stance influence China’s conduct and potential withdrawal.
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China
Thoughts for Today on Obedience and Faith
A devotional reflection emphasizes fully embracing God's gospel without hesitation. Obedience is a component of religion and peace, but love that includes obedience constitutes the whole. The passage quotes Alexander Maclaren on persistent faith and determined commitment.
Review history of WWII price subsidies and controls
A historical overview traces Franklin D Roosevelt and later Truman actions on price rollbacks and subsidy payments for dairy, meats, butter, coffee, and other farm products from 1943 to 1946. It notes vetoes, legislative battles, and eventual scaling back leading to abolition by 1947, with economic arguments about inflation and wartime costs. It highlights key figures and policy shifts during the period.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
OPA
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Tru
Man
Truman
Missouri
From Our Readers But We Have No Peace To The Repository
A reflective comment argues that civilized hypocrisy fuels conflict and that true peace requires wiser hearts rather than rapid intellect. It laments endless peacemaking efforts without real peace and contends world wars arise from leaders choosing war over restraint. It calls for aligning actions with religious will and rejecting simplistic peace tactics.
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Christ
Veterans should lead as 18 year olds face off in debate
A former salt-water veteran argues for sending veterans rather than 18-year-olds, saying they know the score and can handle a showdown. They suggest mobilizing all fossil-fueled leaders into battle to resolve the issue, insisting the veterans should go before the younger generation. The writer claims ownership of one of the kids.
War Poetry On Korea Civilians And War’s Toll
A stark war poem cycle portrays frail children in Korea amid destruction. Scenes of shattered futures, crying mothers, and barren nurseries contrast with distant political remarks from Malik and Tobin as wartime rhetoric blends with grim imagery.
It Will Take More, Bub
The speaker said Americans are not taking the call for a Spartan program seriously. Busy little Spartans we, All set for frugality. If the crisis deep should worsen one beach wagon to a person. In South Dakota women have organized the Proposed-to-In-A-Buggy Club. They are nostalgic for the old days when it is reported that courtship was not dependent on gas sta.
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Europe
Soviet Union
South Dakota
Can You Remember The Comeback of Advancement Motive
The piece recalls a time when workers sought employment for a real chance at advancement. It contrasts past labor ethos with modern expectations, noting how opportunities and promotions shaped career paths and loyalty to employers.
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the Associated Press
Century to mill: mixed historic notes across decades
A compact chronicle traces a century of local and world events. It recalls gold field complaints to Congress over mint and mail routes, Canton school expansion plans, Mexican revolution progress, auto dealer parking warnings, a Jacksonville rail wreck, a resignation from Canton’s unemployment board, Haile Selassie’s return to Ethiopia, and an emperor’s pledge to lead troops against Italy.
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California
Congress
Canton Board of Education
Oscar Steiner
Cedar and
Florence Sts
Aultman Hospital
John H. Lehman
Canton
Walter J. Mackey
Ohio Unemployment Compensation Commission
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Half-Size Tiding from a Quirky Era
A whimsical slice notes a million year old ice shipment to a New York Explorers Club banquet, a science tale of tiny house mice, and a half-size rathole for public till contents. It also asks about the date line bringing Korea news and mentions a retired senior magazine and a frugal family’s $18 weekly life.
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Alaska
New York
Explorers Club
Reducing Diet Emerges for Dogs in New Health Trend
Pet owners face a growing trend of restricting canine diets as experts discuss weight loss for overweight dogs. The piece notes concern for owners whose dogs display wistful eyes and plead for food as they adjust to healthier routines and portions.
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Hong Kong
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Philippines
God
Alexander Maclaren
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Hotchkiss
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H. J. Phillips
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