Canton Daily Repository 1951 Classifieds and Rates Listing
Local Canton newspaper page from July 14 1951 lists history and credits of The Canton Repository and describes Associated Press membership and private phone exchanges. It includes subscription rates by carrier and mail for Stark and surrounding counties, with daily and Sunday pricing and delivery notes.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Ublication
Canton Dailyepository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Political Complications Stall Truman Economic Controls
HARLES E. WILSON says he knows nothing about Congress blocking a strong law for economic controls. The piece argues Truman, an insider politician, creates the complications by shifting blame, stalling, and seeking more controls, while Congress balks and public confidence wanes.
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Harles E. Wilson
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Truman
Truman
National Association of Manufacturers
Defense
Wilson
Trouble Elsewhere Seen As Possible After Korea War
The piece argues that pending crisis beyond Korea could erupt in Indo China Malaya Hong Kong Iran Yugoslavia or other hotspots. It notes allies would gain prominence as the United States appears less isolated while Britain cites 220000 British troops abroad and 23000 in Korea as proof of shared burden.
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Korea
Indo-China
Malaya
Hong Kong
Iran
Yugoslavia
United Nations
United States
Oliver Franks
Britain
Oliver
Yes No Decision on Daylight Time in Canton
Voters face a Yes No choice on daylight time this November. Proponents say slow time won last fall and remains popular, while skeptics question broad support. The issue asks whether Canton should set clocks to summertime as elsewhere or keep a different schedule.
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Canton
Cease fire talks face tensions over news access
The Herald Tribune reports tensions at the Kaesong cease fire conference as U N and Chinese Communist negotiators clash over newsmen access. Moscow and Peiping authorities are blamed for delays while U N aims for a North Korea armistice line and monitoring access.
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Ridgway
U.N
Kaesong
Moscow
Peiping
Korea
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
U.S
Kirk
Asia
38Th Parallel
North Korea
Polka dot house and bold colors spark housing debate
A columnist argues that painting a Rhode Island house in black with multicolored polka dots is harmless and even practical for maintenance. He praises decorative color variety in housing, comparing it to historic painted barns and suggesting stripes or checker patterns could brighten neighborhoods without costly renovations.
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Ellow
Rhode Island
U.S.A
Thoughtful quote on mortality and religion by Max Muller
The saying compares religion to an arch on a single pillar and a bridge to an abyss, arguing belief in personal immortality underpins faith. It frames faith as precarious without a belief in an afterlife.
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Max Muller
War Within Four Months Or Peace PARIS
A political appraisal argues war within four months if Russia moves west by November. It weighs Kremlin factions, suggests Russian nationalists fear worldwide revolution yet warn against surprise attacks and calls for German sovereignty, rearmament, and integration with NATO to restore balance of power without provoking war.
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Paris
France
Germany
Russia
Moscow
Russian Empire
Kremlin
Red Army
Lenin
Stalin
Europe
Czechoslovakia
West
Britain
Soviet Union
North American Newspaper Alliance
Triumph for John Dulles
Raymond Moley portrays John Foster Dulles as achieving a diplomatic triumph by shaping a Japan peace treaty to deter Soviet influence. He details Dulles handling with Japan, Australia, the Philippines, Pakistan, India, and Britain, winning allies and rejecting Soviet participation, while noting Japan's postwar economic hurdles and the need for U S support and navy protection.
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Triumph
John Dulles
Raymond Moley
John Foster Dulles
Japan
San Francisco
U. S. Senate
Poe
Gen. MacArthur
Dulles
Yoshida
Australia
Philippines
John Allison
Pakistan
India
Prayer Is to Religion Like Thinking Is to Philosophy
A concise reflection compares prayer to religion and thinking to philosophy, presenting a thoughtful parallel about belief practice and intellectual pursuit. The quote attribution to Novalis emphasizes that prayer embodies core religious act while thinking defines philosophical engagement.
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Novalis
Miracle At Kittyhawk Daydream In a Bicycle Shop
A satirical riff imagines Wilbur Wright battling forms, agencies, and red tape in 1900 while pursuing flight. The piece traces endless bureaucratic hurdles from tax records to affidavits, federal loans, and committee mixups, ending with the inventor returning to a failed bicycle shop and federal payroll.
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Wilbur Wright
Kittyhawk
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Washington
Oscar Levant mocks audience on new TV program
The piece notes Oscar Levant acting as if fans are outclassed and jokes about renaming his show to Twenty Insults. It highlights humor, style, and a critique of modern comics and TV’s appeal as Kefauver hearings return to Gotham.
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Oscar Levant
Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Twentieth Century-Fox
Hitler
Jerry Lewis
Kefauver
Gotham
Miami
Atlantic City
New York
Ben Segal
Tony Farrell
Westville
Conn
Vanishing Americanisms on Menus and Bread Choices
A note from The Associated Newspapers highlights changing food phrases in dining spots. It cites lines about not needing to take French fries and offering additional bread baskets, illustrating evolving American menus and service language.
Century of reminisces in a century old clipping
A compact look back at small items: Indians stealing horses from emigrants and arming themselves. a Municipal League query to Canton Water Supt Ohliger about pump repairs and beer sales tied to water purity. aviator Harry Atwood flying around the Washington Monument and landing on the White House lawn as Taft awards a gold Aero Club medal.
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Municipal League
Canton Water
Ohliger
Canton
Harry N. Atwood
Washington Monument
White House
William H. Taft
The
Aero Club of Washington
Canton Council backs direct left turn and higher speed limit
Twenty five years ago Canton city council adopted a traffic committee report favoring a direct left turn on a green light and increasing the business district speed limit from 12 to 20 mph. An ordinance to implement the new left turn method was expected soon. The report also proposed rerouting Stark Electric Railway tracks across multiple streets.
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Canton
Stark Electric Railway
Walnut Ave
2Nd St
5Th St
Orchard Ave
6Th St
Market Ave
Cleveland Ave
4Th St
Market and
6Th NE
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