Canton Repository 1951 publication details and pricing
The Canton Repository page lists ownership, edition history, Associated Press affiliation, agency offices, professional memberships, and subscription rates as of July 28, 1951. It details carrier and mail pricing for daily, Sunday, and combined services across multiple Ohio counties, with conditions for submission and byline requirements.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Reository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton At News
Stark County Democrat
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Take Off the Lid on NLRB 1947 Firestorm
Congress should probe the National Labor Relations Board over a 1947 decision cited by four NLRB members that voided thousands of union contracts and sparked a nationwide scramble in collective bargaining. The episode, tied to Taft Hartley affidavits, led to Supreme Court reversal and wide upheaval in labor relations.
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Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Congressional Committee
Robert N. Denham
C.I.O
NLRB
Ford Co
Canton
A.F.L
Acheson speech stirs debate on U S war aims
The Detroit address by Secretary Acheson is dissected as powerful and ambiguous, likened to MacArthur and Chamberlain. It argues for a middle course of deterrence and collective security, rejecting conquest yet raising questions about victory, stalemate, and future US military policy with strong implications for Korea and UN forces.
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Acheson
Detroit
MacArthur
Chamberlain
Dean Acheson
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Mr. Truman
Mr. Acheson
Senate
Korea
38Th Parallel
U.N
Gen. MacArthur
Secretary of State
America
U. N
N. Y
The Trouble With Rent Control in Canton
The Stark County advisory board recommends continuing rent control in Canton citing no new evidence. The piece argues housing growth and rental supply lag behind, with federal rent controls since 1941 fueling a long term shortage. Canton likely faces ongoing rent regulation and persistent housing shortage.
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Canton
Stark County Board
U.S
Tighe Woods
California judge sets high bail for accused Communists conspiracy
The article laments the bail of 75000 and 100000 for Communists charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government. It accuses the defendants of being tied to a broader conspiracy involving drugs, churchmen, and newspapermen. It argues the system denies counsel and imprisons without bail as a tactic to suppress dissent.
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California
Feeding of Humans by Truman Twill in Modern Markets
An era of convenient foods reshapes American kitchens. Soluble tea, fruit juice concentrates, and tap water power cheap drinks. frozen turkey parts, ready mix doughs, and bread that rises without effort expand year round grocery options. The piece extols progress in the food industry while noting lingering economic tensions and ends by urging readers to plan supper.
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Turkey
Maryland Red Scare Law Questioned by Agent
Mrs. Mary Stalcup Markward, ex FBI undercover agent, told the House committee that Maryland’s anti Communist law has slowed activity by the party, targeting the Baltimore waterfront and steel industry. A peace treaty signing would not remove most wartime powers, as the national emergency declaration of December 16, 1950 remains in force.
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Maryland
Communist Party
Mary Stalcup Markward
FBI
House UN- American Activities Committee
Markward
Baltimore
Truman
Washington defense jobs face stiff recruiting challenges
Business leaders dodge temporary defense posts due to career disruption and low pay. Edwin T. Gibson cites three motives: companies needing executives, unrecognized emergency, and Washington deterrents. Congress backs limited WOC and WAE programs to loan top talent, while many firms balk at releases and inadequate compensation.
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Washington
Edwin T. Gibson
Defense Production Administration
Mr. Gibson
Manly Fleischmann
International Materials Conference
Congress
White House
State
Defense
Commerce
Agriculture
Interior
Wilson
Thomas S. Nichols
Baltimore
Mathieson Chemical
An Octopus of Inefficency By William A Kimbel
An analysis argues government costs more to operate than private industry. It highlights delays, staff inefficiencies, and pain points in civil service, noting difficulties in dismissal, shifting workloads, and bureaucratic obstacles. A veteran manager cites a lack of accountability and the tempting lure of bankruptcy as motivation for reform. Associated Press.
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William A. Kimbel
Board of Review
Civil Service
Washington
The
Associated Press
Auto wizard Twitchell unveils ten future car ideas
LMER Twitchell, an eminent auto engineer and pinochle player, describes an Auto of Tomorrow with a Presto-Vanish panel, a gas-filled trunk, and a hydraulic auto jack. He envisions an air powered yanking system, a Snappy Answer Machine, a Disguise-O with police hat and badge, and a fender changing feature. He hints at steering wheel automation and a clock that keeps time.
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Lmer Twitchell
General Motors
G. M
Twitchell
Power and Light Buy Nedicks Amid Oddball Nonsense
National Power and Light Co buys Nedick's Incorporated amid quirky asides about hamburgers powering books and hot dogs charging batteries. A radio quip by Frankie Frisch sparks memories of baseball and a New Yorker seagull tale inspires baffled amusement. Barbara Hutton quips about marriage as a light inning joke closes the piece.
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Real News Newsreel
National Power & Light Co
Nedick’s Incorporated
Frankie Frisch
Frankie
Indian River
Conn
Barbara Hutton
Gal
Race Chart Riddle Shows Names and Clues Across Cards
A reader notes a busy signal with hints on several race names. Items include Eraser rubbed out, Mr. Trouble needing help, Blue Fedora a tip, Seventh Fleet to watch, and Blue Fedora noted as a tip while others require patience and clear focus for decoding.
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Seventh Fleet
Trust Me Don’t Fear the Russian Dove Says So
A cryptic verse frames a talking Russian dove urging calm despite deadly imagery. Subtext hints at tension and perfidy, contrasting sweet cooing with a bayonet threat in a paradoxical moral vignette.
New U N Building Aims For Opulent Peace Outlook
A nine million dollar Security Council Building rises beside the U N skyscraper, featuring six ornate council rooms a bar an outdoor dining terrace a 180 foot lounge murals and blue and gold drapes. The piece humorously questions how luxury could aid world peace expressing concern that opulence may undermine the work of diplomacy.
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Security Council
U. N
Associated Newspapers
Century Backward Reflections On Veterans Land And Local Milestones
A historical column recalls key events from 100 to 10 years ago. George W. Raff assists veterans with Bounty Land applications for War of 1812 and earlier Indian wars, while 40 years ago notes the battleship Florida near completion and Maine wreck exposure. Additional items cover a $15,000 fire at Stewart Brothers, Canton bridge plans, John M. Reed’s retirement, a heat wave scene at West Park, and a quirky note on disposable post crash car bodies.
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George W. Raff
Congress
Florida
Brooklyn Navy Yard
U. S
Havana Bay
Maine
Homeworth
Stewart Brothers
W. H. Stewart Jr
Samuel Hedman
Canton
Stark County Commissioners
12Th St NW
Nimishillen Creek
John M. Reed
Meyers Lake
Marjorie Young
Fultoard
West Park
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