The Canton Repository History and Rates Snapshot
The Canton Repository outlines its long evolution from The Ohio Repository to The Canton Repository with mergers and name changes since 1815. It lists offices in major cities, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail across multiple counties.
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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 & Reen Weg
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Rpository
Evening Repository
Canton Reository
D & Iss
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelph
Chicago
Nichigan 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
Kremlin Do the Guessing Warns Against Peace Doves
Asaington argues Washington bears the blame for Cold War guesswork and claims Kremlin uses peace talk to ease its expansion plans. He notes U S mobilization in Korea, Pentagon cautions on cease-fire talks, and UN troop withdrawals as signals of strategic uncertainty.
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Kremlin
Asaington
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Korea
Kremlin Towers
Pentagon
United Nations
Douglas uses lawyers poll in fight over three federal judges
The column questions Senator Douglas Illinois he uses a lawyers poll to counter President Truman on three federal judgeships. It argues the measure would imply referendums for all presidential appointments and wonders if Douglas believes professionals should veto executive selections.
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Enator Douglas
Illinois
President Truman
Truman
Senator Douglas
Chicago Bar Association
Douglas
Senate
Wait-See Money Drives Inflation Debate In Economy
The piece argues the Commerce Department will miss April to June totals by about a month and estimate a wait-see pool of around 20 billion dollars. It frames this as a key inflation fight, noting restrained spending slows consumption and could curb inflation, while delaying price drops until supply meets demand.
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U.S. Department of Commerce
Department
United States
The Rising Tide of Color by Lothrop Stoddard Revisited
A 1951 column argues that Lothrop Stoddard's The Rising Tide of Color predicted Asia’s rise over whites as demographics shift. It cites history’s barriers and concludes future historians may view the book as prophetic, urging Western policy reflection to avoid a World War III outcome dominated by Asia.
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Lothrop Stoddard
Asia
Mr. Stoddard
Alexander the Great
Chalons
Attila the Hun
Tours
Charles Martel
Hammer
Europe
Charlemagne
Baltic
Adriatic
U. S
Soviet Peace Tactics Questioned By U N Diplomats
Western diplomats warn that Moscow may use a Korea truce to push a broader peace propaganda campaign. U.N. officials, led by Ernest A. Gross, say the Soviet Union shows no real intent to honor U.N. charter principles and seeks to exploit Western unity while delaying armament programs.
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Moscow
Russia
Korea
U.N
Soviet Union
Peiping
United States
Ernest A. Gross
Gross
Lenin
Stalin
United Nations
Advice on letting children choose their own careers
Cotton Corners counsels readers to avoid steering offspring into chosen paths and to share information about options while letting them decide. The note, signed Uncle George, reflects on family ambition, success, and personal independence, ending with greetings and a tomato harvest update.
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Ear
Cotton Corners
George
Voice of America targets Soviet morale with broad language reach
The Voice of America expands to Georgian Latvian Armenian Turkestani and more to reach Soviet listeners and blunt propaganda. Uzbeks targeted due to Uzbekistan’s unrest while central Asia is described as the Soviet Union’s soft underbelly. The plan to ring the Communist world with radio stations costs about 150 million dollars, with 42 million already appropriated.
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Stalin
Soviet Union
Russia
America
U.S. Congress
Truman
N. M. Shvernik
Soviet Presidium
Voice of America
Voice
Estonia
State Department
Uzbekistan
Caspian Sea
Xperts
Politburo
Red Empire
Congress
U. S
Kuibyshev
Lawndale Appreciation Letter Praises Reporter Bill Wirtz
Mrs Mary Parfitt Lawndale Heights Massillon thanks the Lawndale Repository for publishing a story by reporter Bill Wirtz. She praises him as a grand person and friend to all who meet him, and says the space given was appreciated by about 180 families.
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Lawndale
Bill Wirtz
Mary Parfitt
Lawndale Heights Massillon
Thoughts for Today Quote on God's love by Luther
A compact devotional line reflects on the hidden depth of God's love and the limit of human understanding. The quote attributes to Martin Luther a reverent view of divine zeal, inviting contemplation.
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God
Luther
Subversive Petition At Independence Day Event In Madison
The Capital Times sent a reporter to a Madison Fourth of July celebration to gather signatures on a petition drawn from the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights. Interviewing 112 people, he was refused by 111, many citing safety and loyalty concerns. Some questioned whether the excerpted text was truly the Declaration. The piece critiques the state of free expression amid McCarthy era tensions and cites Senator Margaret Chase Smith on free speech abuse.
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Soviet Union
Congress
Sergius Yakobson
Library of Congress
Baltic Republics
Ukraine
Polit
Moscow
Yakobson
Red Army
Madison
Wis
Capital Times
McCarthy
Margaret Chase Smith
America
No More Hicks Surviving Specimens Live in Town
A columnist laments the vanished country traits as modernization reshapes both old and young. He praises Dundee firemen for a night-long rescue of two teens on Seneca Lake and urges readers to explore country stores for up-to-date goods before assuming rural simplicity has died.
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Seneca
Dundee Fire Department
Dundee
Seneca Lake
Little Dundee
General Features Corp
Canton Almanac of 1815 to 1915 Highlights
A compiled snippet recounts milestones from 1815, 40, and 25 years ago. It notes State Auditor Woods predicting debt payoff and growth, a new Ohio congressional apportionment, water works upgrades on Navarre Road, Canton's independence celebration, and a royal hair controversy involving Queen Marie of Yugoslavia.
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Woods
State of
Ohio
Hogan
Water Works Department
Navarre Rd
Fairgrounds
Canton
Russel G. Knnsely
Velma Dine Green
Mildred Smith
Edith Love
Thelma Monnard
Marie
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Brownie the Y M C A camp dog dies after 12 years
Turkeyfoot Lake memorial marks the end of Brownie, a longtime camp pet for thousands of men and boys at the YMCA camp. Olga Garcia of 2211 Penn Place Northeast served as queen at a Spanish American picnic held at Hollywood Gardens on East Canton Road.
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Brownie
Y.M.C.A
Turkeyfoot Lake
Olga Garcia
Penn Pl
Hollywood Gardens
East Canton Rd
Target Practice By BH Wade On Marriage And Iron Curtain
The excerpt paints a viewpoint mix about a pending marriage and political tension. It contrasts a sewing circle’s tone with military rhetoric. It notes skepticism toward psychoanalysis of a new aggressor and hints at life behind the iron curtain, stressing practical limits on personal belief and faith.
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