The Canton Repository July 22 1949 masthead and rates
The Canton Repository newspaper page lists ownership history, affiliations with the Associated Press and staff offices in multiple cities, and subscription rates. It details publication lineage from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository with various name changes and the Friday July 22 1949 date.
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Market Avenue
Fifthtreet South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Evening Repository
Canton Reportesy
Canton Daily Races
Stark Scenty
Democrat Erat
Associated
Associated Press
The
Bee
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Aftice
Fidelity- Pesieéphia 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
Brush
Moore Newspapers Inc
Exchan
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Ezterin
Scrap of Paper or North Atlantic Treaty Compared
The piece argues the North Atlantic Treaty is not mere parchment but a pledge backed by the American will to resist aggression. It claims the alliance reassures wary governments, distinguishes American resolve from past diplomacy, and asserts the United States would act to curb aggression even without a treaty.
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United States
Russia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Morgan Partners
New York
Americans lacked buying power in 1948 but wanted more
The passage critiques the FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD income survey for missing key truths about money. It argues people always want more than they have, taxes feel excessive, and income statistics fail to capture buying power. Americans have historically spent beyond income yet still achieve extensive consumption.
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Federal Reserve Board
Believing Is Believing in a Seasickness Pill
The piece critiques a claimed seasickness cure pill for World War II veterans and other voyagers. It argues pills must be swallowed before crisis, but waves of nausea strike despite attempts, making the remedy ineffective at the critical moment. The author notes the impossibility of preventing the crisis and calls seasickness a persistent scourge.
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NCE
English Channel
Pressures Pit Marshall Plan Funds In Senate Edits
An article warns that McCarran and McClellan amendments would divert 50 million dollars of Economic Cooperation Administration funds to Export-Import bank loans for Spain and require ECA to buy American surplus farm products for Marshall Plan countries. Hoffman and ECA experts were not consulted as farm groups rally against dumping. The piece argues the plan would undermine European recovery and use loans to aid Spain and China.
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McCarran
Nevada
Economic Cooperation Administration
Spain
McClellan
Arkansas
ECA
Paul Hoffman
Senate Appropriations Committee
McKellar
Tennessee
Hoffman
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Farmers’ Union
Allan Klippe
Albert Goss
Jim Patton
Senate
U. S
Congress
Capitol Hill
China
Silver Bloc
Marshall Plan
Organization For European Economic Recovery
Anti Newspaper Prejudice By Raymond Mouley
A Royal Commission in Britain found no monopoly in the press and that faults exist on both sides. Uplifted by the report, the piece argues American press reforms and self regulation as a remedy for bias and inaccuracies across nations.
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Raymond Moley
England
M.P
Thoughtful quotes on wisdom and faith from historic voices
A compact collection of admonitory and devotional lines. Includes C. C. Phelps warning about speech without thought, Job 20:10 about restoration for the poor, and Bryant’s faith in enduring love.
Truman Deficit Financing Policy Debated by President
President Truman addressed Congress and the nation amid a growing five month deficit. He rejected cutting spending or raising taxes and endorsed continuing deficits to fund expenditures, arguing some spending boosts the economy while acknowledging debt will rise until conditions improve. He framed deficit financing as the least harmful option among choices.
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Truman
Congress
No Little People in America, Says Editor
The essay argues no fixed social ranks exist in the United States and condemns snobbery that claims sympathy for the so called little people. It warns against deficit financing and its risk to public confidence, urging restraint and balanced budgets to preserve money’s purchasing power.
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United States
Byrd
Wage Bill Up For Senate Action To Raise Minimum Pay
The Senate will take up a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to 75 cents per hour, but it does not extend coverage to about 5 million additional workers. The proposal would empower the government to sue for back wages, strengthen child labor provisions, and ban child labor in interstate commerce, while excluding certain agricultural processing workers. A parallel House bill with broader coverage remains stalled in the rules committee since March 9.
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Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A reflection on how a plant languishes in July heat unless it grows through cracks in cement. The author contrasts a sunburned visitor with a hometown miss and notes how the plant fares when pampered versus when exposed to harsh outdoor growth.
Gossiping about strikes and celebrity headlines
A chatty dialogue touches on strike threats in industry, deficits and finance, the steel sector, and political matters. It mentions Quill brothers, Mike Reuther, Princess Margaret, Danny Kaye, Greer Garson, Budd Finkels, high army officers, a Supreme Court witness issue, and the Atlantic Pact alongside domestic economic debate. The conversation also references Jennifer Hepburn Zanuck, Jennifer Jones Selznick, and the Dukes Taft fight with sports undertone.
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Quill Brothers
Mike Reuther
New York
Princess Margaret
Buddy Fekelson
Danny Kaye
Danny
Greer Garson
Lewis
Jennifer Hepburn
Dave Zanuck
Jennifer Jones
Sam Selznick
Ezzard Charles
Miss Liberty's hit tunes and Berlin Airlift nods in revue
A lively column riffs on New York theater, referencing Miss Liberty songs, Berlin Airlift influence, and satirical jabs at figures like Moss Hart, James Gordon Bennett, and Joseph Pulitzer. It meanders through Chicago racing lore and a comic miscue about a Dome building scene. A horse named Splash wins at 72.20, prompting a lament on a ruined form and a stray beer mishap. Police to Stop Low Flying headlines close the piece.
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New York
Weed
Moss Hart
James Gordon Bennett
Joseph Pulitzer
Myron McCormick
Luther Billis
Pulitzer
New World Building
Ellis Island
Statue of Liberty
Berlin
Emma Lazarus
Vanishing Americanism Echoes in Banana Stand Demand
A brief item notes a curious scene where a shopper proclaims here’s 10 cents to buy a dozen bananas, reflecting changing American attitudes toward frugality and consumption in a familiar street interaction.
Public figures recall old "public be damned" policy stance
A reader notes the old phrase tied to capital and laments policy attitudes. A Rolls Royce priced at 14000 is cited as a cut from the prior model. Separate references mention Jennifer Jones and David Selznick’s yacht wedding off the Italian Riviera and a cinematic deck scene.
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Rolls-Royce
Jennifer Jones
David Selznick
Riviera
Century of notes and century of changes
A digest of distant memories from 100 and 40 years ago. It cites a substitute for coffee cream using egg white and butter, a $1,200 gold remittance to a California prospect’s sister, and a promise of more. It also reports Hudson River railway tubes opening and McAdoo’s design, plus a joke about milking cows and a new milking machine.
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New York
David G. Hyde
California
Hudson River
New Jersey
William Gibbs McAdoo
Department of Agriculture
Prohibition debate cited by Bible group leader in Columbus
Twenty five years ago Mrs. Arthur Brothers was elected president of Canton Day Nursery. Judge J F Rutherford president of the International Bible Student Association told a Columbus convention that Prohibition is a scheme of the devil and cannot be reformed by legislation. He urged righteousness as the only cure for the prohibition problem.
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Arthur Brothers
Canton Day Nursery
J. F. Rutherford
International Bible Student Association
Columbus
Alliance golfer wins Stark County amateur title in 1939 final
Gus Peterson of Alliance defeated Dick Bessi of Shady Hollow 5 and 4 to win the Stark County amateur golf championship at Alliance Country Club in a 36 hole final. A water pipe cut a North Canton telephone line, leaving 1,100 phones out of service for hours.
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Gus Peterson
Alliance
Stark County
Alliance Country Club
Dick Bessi
Shady Hollow
North Canton
Hartville
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