Canton Repository History and 1949 circulation data
A historical note on The Canton Repository tracing its lineage from The Ohio Repository founded 1815 through mergers and name changes up to The Canton Repository in 1930 and its 1949 circulation and contact details. Includes Associated Press affiliation, special representatives, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail.
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Bru Pac
Sh Moore Newspapers ,Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Eee South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reposer
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Carr Eer Meecamenean
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New Yor Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
Michigan 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 Counties
Ery Co
Down Payment on Security Plan Sets Large Military Aid
The plan outlines a first year down payment of 1.45 billion dollars for foreign arms aid under a permanent lend-lease system. It warns the U S will spend at least 7 billion dollars in the coming year for war insurance and questions whether beneficiaries or Americans will ever stand on their own feet.
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R. Truman
United States
Europe
Washington
Half gallon of blackberries worth the debate
A spirited ode to blackberries extols their supreme flavor and versatility. The piece argues that none other berry matches their sunlit sweetness and calls for sharing half now and preserving half for future delight. It playfully frames the choice of eating ripe with cream or making preserves as a life’s great decision.
Is John L. Lewis a Monopoly in Coal Power
The Senate banking and currency committee probes coal industry power while examining John L. Lewis. He wields unmatched influence, can fix coal pricing and production, and resists ordinary controls. The Taft Hartley Act’s fate intersects with his power, a point noted by a few minority members.
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Evespeonsg
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Labor Threat Backfires in AFL Political League Drive
The AFL Political League urged a $2 per member fund, estimating up to 14 million dollars for 1950, but experts doubt such a fund would materialize. Past efforts raised about $500,000. legal limits require individual authorizations and costly record-keeping. The plan named targets like Taft and Capehart, sparking fears that money could unduly influence elections and threaten democracy.
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American Federation of Labor
Political League
A.F.L
A.f.l.’S
Union Treasuries
Taft
Ohio
Millikin
Colorado
Wiley
Wisconsin
Capehart
Indiana
Donnell
Missouri
Young
North Dakota
Hickenlooper
Iowa
America
United States
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
They Deserve Better By Truman Twill
A humorous essay notes smokers face grim gear problems cigarettes cigars and pipes fail to behave. It calls for a novel ashtray like a water pail or sand container and jokes about vitamin mint dispensers from Fred's Taxi Service to boost smoking appeal.
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Truman Twill
Fred
Taft defends no vote on Atlantic Pact in exclusive interview
Senator Taft argues the North Atlantic Pact does not make him an isolationist and says he would still oppose a broad military aid program. He maintains the pact could bind the US to war if attacked and stresses warning Russia as a deterrent while criticizing armament races and unilateral action.
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United States
Russia
Europe
Taft
Senate
Ohio
Western Europe
North Atlantic
Hitler
Poland
Germany
Uestion
Turkey
Greece
China
Yalta
Tacoma
Wash
Vandenberg
United Nations
Savings from Hoover plan large but unclear in detail
A report on reorganizing the federal government projects potential savings of billions but precise sources are uncertain. Hoover commission cites $80 million in Agriculture improvements plus other estimates, with military, personnel, and procurement reforms totaling about $2.559 billion, leaving net yearly gains around $979 million, though some analyses peg nearer $300 million.
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Hoover
Commission On Organization
Executive Branch
Hoover Commission
Department of Agriculture
Armed Services
Defense
Johnson
House of Representatives
Congress
Post Office Department
C.O.D
Public Affairs Institute of Washington
Miss Liberty review weaves patriotism with satire
Dear Sir letter praises the Broadway musical Miss Liberty for its Statue of Liberty finale and Irving Berlin tunes while critiquing its lack of broad comedy. The writer lampoons Pulitzer Bennett era figures and political references, notes emotional depth, and questions casting and humor balance.
Bugle and Banner minor news snippets mixed headlines
Weed hears Olsen and Johnson received offers to quit Buick for Hercules Powder and Du Pont. What do Olsen and Johnson do in a quiet zone. Mike Quill’s brakes excuse for fast strikes. A Carolina Beach cutie is Miss Lion of 1949. When’s feeding time. Robeson versus Robinson public support debate. Robeson did not steal home on the windup. $233.50 horse on the first end of a New York daily double is owned by wholesale butchers. The winner was descended from Hamburg.
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BUGLE
Banner Weed
Olsen and Johnson
Buick
Hercules Powder
du Pont Corp
Mike Quill
Carolina Beach
Paul Robeson
Jackie Robinson
Robeson
New York
Hamburg
Centennial and aviation history notes from local papers
A 100 year old note recalls Western Reserve College Cleveland granting 13 bachelor and 9 master of arts degrees with mixed reception to Darius Lyman. A 40 year old item mentions W H Martin's motorless glider experiments delayed by a wheat filled barn. Canton residents form committee to fund permanent Grand Army Band backing.
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Western Reserve College
Cleveland
Darius Lyman
Ravenna
W. H. Martin
New York
Canton
Grand Army Band
Memorial drive funds boosted by Marion County residents
Twenty five years ago Marion County residents contributed about 35000 for a Harding memorial. An estimated 25000 schoolchildren also contributed to the fund. Mayor Hylan of New York City and publisher William Randolph Hearst were pictured on horseback at Hearst estate about fifty miles north of San Luis Obispo in California.
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Marion County
Harding
Hylan
New York City
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Ten years ago childnap ransom freed American pastors
Rev. Gerould R. Goldner was released by Arab kidnappers in Palestine after his father Rev. Jacob Goldner paid a ransom of 1300 to 2300 dollars. The younger man, a student pastor from Mogadore Ohio, said escape attempts failed but he was treated fairly. The elder Goldner pastored Euclid Avenue Christian Church in Cleveland and both were known at First Christian Church in Canton. Velma West, the hammer murderess, was captured in Dallas after escaping Ohio women's reform school for one last fling. She had 11 years served of a life sentence and 36 days of freedom.
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Gerould R. Goldner
Palestine
Jacob Goldner
Goldner
Mogadore
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Cleveland
First Christian Church
Canton
Velma West
Hammer
Ohio Women’s Reformatory
Dallas
Texas
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