Canton Repository masthead and publication details 1951
Canton Repository front matter notices dated Saturday July 21 1951 list publication history owners and staff, including Brush Moore Newspapers The Ohio Repository lineage The Associated Press affiliations and office locations plus subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail in several counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
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
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Price Politics and the Price Control Conference
The Senate and House bills to expand government control over the economy will be reconciled by a conference committee. The resulting version will be adopted without further debate, shifting blame away from lawmakers as price control measures take effect.
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Gee
Senate
House
Third House
Congress
Conference Committee
As Is Well Known Bricker Fears UN Press Standards
The piece argues Senator Bricker warns that UN information aims could give the Kremlin technical objections to brands of reporting and turn into a tool to attack press honesty. It contends objective reporting could be misused to brand bona fide journalists as biased and invite endless harangue.
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United Nations
Kremlin
U.N
Bona Fide
Engineers in Demand and Education Gap in US
A Wall Street Journal survey says 42,000 engineering jobs seek applicants while about 450,000 engineers are employed and nearly a half million are needed. The piece argues that national manpower policy must promote advanced education to supply engineers, to sustain productive enterprise and national security amid Cold War pressures.
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Wall Street Journal
United States
Bad Risks Rise in Auto Insurance Costs
A discussion on the spread of higher auto insurance rates notes that utilitarian vehicle owners face higher costs not due to themselves but because bad risks influence overall premiums. It argues for separate pricing by risk groups, including preferred-risk owners with accident-free records.
New Diplomatic Tune By David Lawrence
A dated column questions U S policy on European defense and allied protests over American bases in Spain and support for Franco, arguing for independent U S interests. It contrasts British and French opposition with Truman and Acheson backing bases and criticizes allied hypocrisy in Cold War diplomacy.
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David Lawrence
United States
Britain
France
America
Spain
Truman
State Acheson
Congress
Korea
Europe
Joint Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Senate
London
Paris
Asia
U. N
Franco
Tito
Yugoslavia
Great Britain
Pyrenees
Jurisdictional Dispute By TRUMAN TWILL
Melon seeds planted with misgivings grow into a widely straddling tale as vines cross township and county lines. The fate of the melons remains uncertain while officials ponder jurisdiction and possible Supreme Court action.
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Truman Twill
Twillery Garden
Pentagon plans for a larger U S armed forces
NEA Service summary notes U S military planners discuss expanding beyond 3.5 million, with wings and carriers planned, bases requested, and costs rising toward a potential 60 billion dollar yearly budget. Describes postwar expansion mindset, cease-fire context, and Budgets to Congress.
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Entagon Brass
U. S
Department of Defense
Congress
Air Force
Hoyt Vandenberg
Navy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
J. Lawton Collins
Truman
Soviet
Russia
Iron Curtain
Elmer S. Staats
Senate Finance Committee
Pentagon
NEA Service, Inc
Politics in Spanish Issue Strains North Atlantic Debate
The debate over Spain's admission to NATO echoes partisan divides across the Atlantic. Conservative U.S. groups push for support of Franco in exchange for aid, while Socialists in Britain and France resist ties to the Spanish regime. Adm Sherman’s Madrid talks aimed at easing a large foreign aid package, with Truman's stance shifting after electoral losses.
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Spain
North Atlantic
Atlantic
U.S
Congress
Great Britain
France
Admiral Sherman
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Madrid
Generalissimo Franco
Paris
London
Truman
Senate
House
United States
United Nations
U.N
Plain two temperance plea against beer sales in Canton Plain two
A church led appeal from Christ Community Methodist at 3500 Cleveland Ave NW urges residents to oppose beer sales in Plain two, arguing taxes do not offset social harms. The Temperance Committee asks voters to consider long term community safety, property values, and youth welfare before signing petitions or placing the issue on the ballot.
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Plain Two
Canton
North
Christ
Community Methodist Church
Cleveland Ave NW
Toby the police dog hires six lawyers in Kennel Court episode
A satirical piece follows Toby a police dog tied to Barker Sniffen Scratchitt Poochman Barker law firm. They joke about his legal team and cases including a court fight over kennel rations and a dispute with maids. Several dog characters and playful references embellish the scene.
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Jarvis Barker
Terrier
Katz
Justice Bone
Peerless Ostermoor
Macy's
Toby
Sniffen
Park
Scratchitt
Moscow
Lassie
Barkers
Barker
Poochman
Fragmented Broadway Gossip and War Era Bits
A jumble of overheard notes from Broadway chatter and wartime headlines. Mentions Premier Stalin’s daughter’s wedding, floral decor with honey, a plane trip, and a mining proposition. Suggests a column of miscellany from The Associated Newsy era with fleeting references and rumors.
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Stalin
New York Builders Begin Six Structures With Minimal Curing
Century ago the repository files note six New York buildings whose mason work was nearly all sand and rushed. Four decades back Robert Skilling of 204 Williams Street inherited 15000 from his Irish relative and planned to keep blacksmithing at U S Steel mills. Massillon's 2000 residents rode three special trains to Cedar Point for the annual Massillon Business Men's Association and Protected Home Circle picnic. A quarter century ago Charles E Morris of Daying supported a movement toward a city manager form of government.
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New York
Robert Skilling
Williamst
Ireland
United States Steel Mills
Massillon
Cedar Point
Charles E. Morris
Daying
Canton
Canton woman noted as secretary in angel city project
Ten years ago a 50 percent reduction hit a laundry equipment plant. Miss Margaret E. Jacobs of Canton served as secretary at a project in Los Angeles. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Jacobs of 1406 Ninth Street Northwest.
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Margaret E. Jacobs
Canton
Sentiention of Bitte Titeannaior
Taki Angeles
Edward L. Jacobs
9Th St
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
The processes of justice are evidently much swifter in the Iron Curtain countries, where the accused is no sooner convicted than he is tried. The price of skim milk is down one-eighth of a cent a quart in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
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