Canton Repository 1951 Staffing and Rates Reference
The Canton Repository details its publication history, Associated Press status, private phone exchange and subscription rates as of Saturday, January 27, 1951, including daily and Sunday formats, carrier and mail options, and local service counties. It notes required writer byline for publications and lists circulation terms.
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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
Barnes
AP News
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Putting On the Brakes
The article argues price and wage controls aim to slow inflation, not freeze activity. It praises Economic Stabilization Agency leaders and emphasizes voluntary restraint by the public as the main brake, urging Americans to support officers like Eric Johnston Cyrus S. Ching and Michael V. DiSalle and to avoid blaming officials for unattainable freezes.
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Washington
Eric Johnston
Economic Stablization Agency
Cyrus S. Ching
U. S
Michael V. DiSalle
Toledo
Office of Price Control
DiSalle
American Pilgrimage to Washington on War Economy Power
The piece details private businessmen encountering the National Production Authority within the Commerce Department as they navigate a war driven economy. It argues reform through privatized power, warns bureaucracy will burden enterprise, and notes executives previously worked in private industry now shaping policy.
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Congress
NCE
Washington
Department of Commerce
National
Hour in the Hole Canton's daylight saving referendum under question
The piece argues Canton's last November ballot to repeal the daylight saving ordinance may be invalid and could reopen the issue. It suggests avoiding preemptive repeal by council and letting opponents stage a spring demonstration to pressure Canton's switch, treating the ordinance as a strategic hour in the hole next summer.
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Anton
Canton
Council of the Time
Ohio
United States urged to push UN peace terms in Korea
A New York Herald Tribune Syndicate opinion argues the United States should press a concrete UN backed peace plan for Korea. It proposes six conditions including Red China and North Korea withdrawal to the Yalu, UN administration of Korea with elections, commissions to investigate Chinese resistance and Soviet support, and free Chinese elections under a democratic government admitted to the UN. It condemns Nehru for praising pacifism and warns that appeasement emboldens aggression, urging a UN showdown on terms of peace and a clear response to Red China.
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United Nations
United States
Red China
Department of State
Yalu River
China
U. N
India
Korea
Nehru
U.N
38Th Parallel
Red
New York Herald Tribune
Great Britain
Canada
Far East
Senate
Asia
Europe
Chiang
Acheson
Britain
Mao
Soviet Union
Chiang Kai-shek
Lake Success
G.i.’S
Benegal Rau
G. I
France and Britain bear big load in European defense
The piece argues that France Britain and the United States share roughly equal defense burdens amid global anti communist efforts. It notes France and Britain mobilization rates and U S plans to raise forces, while stressing France as key to western Europe and the impact of French political stability on security.
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United States
U.S
Britain
France
European Defense Army
Europe
Submersible autos seen as wartime cleanliness fix
A humorous suggestion paints underwater car attachments as a future sanitation solution. The column riffs on war times and wage stabilization, proposing waterborne vehicle cleaning with underwater upholstering and public baths for cars, framing it as a gleam of silver lining amid looming conflict.
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Detroit
U S on Verge of Foreign Policy Panic
A pundit argues the United States faces a foreign policy panic over Korea. He warns allied mistrust, potential broad war with China, and U N positions if China is not condemned or if Chiang Kai-shek is revived. He criticizes Truman Acheson leadership and calls for decisive action beyond escalation.
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U.S
ENSED
Korea
U.N
Red Chinese
Mr. Acheson
Congress
New York Herald Tribune
Japan's Population Strain and Peace Prospects After War
The piece argues Japan faces severe crowding with 83 million people, only 16 percent arable land, and heavy dependence on the sea for food. It notes emigration won't solve limits and explores whether militaristic ambitions can remain buried amid resource pressures and postwar growth. The analysis questions how deep Japan's militarism may be buried and its impact on U.S. security in the Orient.
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Ohn Foster Dulles
Japan
Acheson
America
Orient
France
Nippon
Montana
the Associated Press
Notes From Korea And Lake Success On A Diplomatic Front
Emil reports mixed thoughts from Korea and Lake Success about U N diplomacy and Red China. He jokes about negotiating freezes and a possible “Nuts” reply while urging clear identity, organization, and purpose, and seeking moral support amid gunfire and political talk.
Gotham Bugle and Banner a Patchwork of Odd Notes
A collage of light items on inflation jokes, a treetop image of District Attorney Hogan, a charge about 60 firemen in a “Major Disaster Squad” taking time off for a ball, and a Trotting race purse of 90000 dollars. Also references to cheesecake raids, Jerry Lewis, Fred Allen, and a former Stock Exchange member seeking work.
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Gotham
Banner
Hogan
Jerry Lewis
Chaplin
Fred Allen
Weed
Arrest at New York airport over $286000 in diamonds hidden in heels
A man was arrested at a New York airport carrying diamonds valued at $286000 concealed in his shoes. He appeared small but seemed taller when perched on a large prop rock in the scene.
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New York
The
Associated Newspapers
Century-Old Plan to Fund State Debt Considered
A Cincinnati constitutional convention 100 years ago debated a sinking fund to pay annual interest and 100000 toward principal while capping the debt at 750000. The notes reflect historic fiscal policy in the Ohio treasury.
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Ohio State Constitutional Convention
Cincinnati
Maude Adams
Edmond Rostand
Cetone
Montgomery County
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