Canton Repository History and Rates Notice 1949
The Canton Repository dates back to 1815 and shows the paper's mergers and name changes through 1930. It lists late 1940s subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail pricing, and communication guidelines. Sunday, July 31, 1949.
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Brush -Moore Newspapers Inc
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repositor Hrepublican
Canton Repository
Ublication
Canton Daily Everett
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Anger in Steel Industry Shows Deep Labor Strife
The outburst by Philip Murray before the presidential fact finding commission exposes fierce hostility between United Steelworkers and steel industry leaders. Both sides blame the other, jeopardizing the critical negotiations shaping the American steel sector and the nation’s cooperative economic goals.
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Hilip Murray
Murray
United Steelworkers
Clite
Berlin Airlift Clinched the Case for US Resolve
The Berlin airlift demonstrated American determination to stand firm in Europe as Soviet obstruction backfired. It contrasted with plans like the Marshall Fund and NATO, showing tangible American resolve beyond abstract aid. The operation, ending soon, is seen as a turning point in postwar history.
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Berlin
United States
Europe
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Soviet Union
U.S
Model farm program eyed by Pace for every county
Representative Pace of Georgia proposes federal aid to build a model farm in each agricultural county. Farms would serve as headquarters for agencies, be county owned and operated by a public entity. A rewards system could highlight practical farms reaching model standards and official county recognition could boost awareness similar to Louis Bromfield's acclaimed example.
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Eras
Pace
Georgia
United States
Louis Bromfield
Rights of Humans Probe Soviet Forced Labor
The proposed United Nations inquiry would be global in scope, focusing on whether Soviet policy forces people to labor against their will. It argues that such coercion would undermine the USSR's claim to modern state status and expose the Communist credo as a lie if workers are oppressed under inhumane conditions.
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United Nations
Soviet Union
Rayburn
State Department
Russia
Contrary to Law By David Lawrence
The United States remains in a state of war with Germany Japan and Italy yet they are not seen as enemies as funds are provided to keep them going. Rayburn voids adjournment requirements while the war persists and doubts about Congress legality in post August 1 laws arise. The piece discusses war powers, potential court rulings, and the risk of executive overreach during emergency.
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Mr. Murray
United States
Murray
Germany
Japan
Italy
America
Rayburn
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Truman
Russia
Stay Cool in Heat At The Cotton Corners
Truman Twill Ear Nephew writes from Cotton Corners about weathering heat with simple comforts. He notes dogs and animals tempering activity, avoids unnecessary labor, and describes moving to a cooler basement, a two-week furniture transfer, and renting the old house midway between potential income and value. He sends regards to family and recalls an aunt’s brother who aided their comfort.
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Cotton
George
Medieval jousting returns to Maryland fairs for queen’s favor
Ring tournaments revived in Maryland counties by the Chesapeake region feature knights in silks charging trestles with lance and needle point to pierce metal rings. Each knight completes three runs, rings shrinking in size. the highest scorer chooses the tournament queen. The custom dates to the 1840s and has spread to nearby states.
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Yaa
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
National Geographic Society
Arthur
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
A Bitter Thought on Wealth and Moral Deeds
A concise reflection quotes Beecher on avarice and mortality. It notes that earthly riches are left behind while what lingers are the flavor of our good or evil deeds. The line highlights moral consequence beyond material wealth.
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Beecher
Brannan Plan Shelved But Not Dead
The Brannan plan for farm price subsidies was rejected in Congress but not permanently. A three crop trial would have shown costs and Open market prices, with estimates suggesting billions in subsidies, especially for hogs and milk. The plan would keep nonperishables under existing price supports, while perishable crops faced subsidies and market adjustments.
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Brannan
Congress
Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Wherry
Nebraska
United States
Senator Aiken
Secretary of Agriculture
Riker
Io Biden
High Brass On the Road to Gauge Unemployment
Department of Commerce officials travel to multiple states to study unemployment first hand. Sawyer and aides tour Boston, Louisville, Frankfort, Louisville and others, aiming to pinpoint distress areas and report back to Washington. The piece notes Census misclassifications and the limited reach of unemployment insurance, urging reemployment to restore payrolls in affected regions.
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Department of Commmerce
Charles Sawyer
Boston
New England
New England Council of Manufacturers and Businessmen
Sawyer
Ralph Hetzel
War Production Board
C.I.0
C. V. Whitney
M. J. Meehan
Office of Business Economics
Louisville
Frankfort
Thomas C. Blaisdell
Atlanta
H. B. McCoy
Office of Domestic Commerce
St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Lansing
Muskegon
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Washington
West Coast
Commerce
Department
Census Bureau
Unem
U. S. Bureau of Employment Security
BES
New Bedford
Wooster
Mass
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Mich
Knoxville
Tenn
San Jose
Calif
Stars and Stripes editions near complete at New York Library
New York Public Library nears completion of Stars and Stripes global editions archive. After four years and a search for 8 000 issues, only five remain missing including May 25 26 1943 editions from Oran and Grenoble September 8 10 1944, plus September 8 1943 5th Army truck edition in Italy.
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New York Public Library
Stars and Stripes
Oran
Grenoble
France
Italy
London
C. E. Dornbusch
Ity
New York
Library of Congress
Eisenhower
Africa
Belfast
Algiers
Cairo
Tunis
Casablanca
Palermo
Naples
Rome
Marseille
Nice
Besancon
Cherbourg
Rennes
Paris
Dijon
Nancy
Strasbourg
Leige
Altdorf
Pfungstadt
Honolulu
Shanghai
Tokyo
Proverbs Wisdom on Moderation in Eating
A compact proverb style note cites Proverbs 25 16 urging moderation in sweets. It warns against overeating honey to prevent discomfort and waste, reflecting ancient moral counsel on self control and restraint.
Home Town Pride And Petite Rivalries In America
A column celebrates hometown pride and mocks phoniness in city spices. Tales include Elmira versus New York, a Texan boast about Texas born baby, a Chicago born father’s Texas birth plan, and a Panhandle booster spar with Houston. It laments pretenders and praises genuine local spirit.
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14Th St
Jimmy Walker
New York
Genesee Society
Jimmy
Metropolis
Texas
Jim Worth
Phil
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce
Amon Carter
Amon
Lone Star State
Chicago
Ashta bula County Cheese and Butter Production Highlights
Century ago the county's twenty six towns produced 4,461,150 pounds of cheese and 326,739 pounds of butter from 14,333 cows. Valued at five and eight cents respectively, the output totaled $249,196. Four decades earlier Mercy Hospital planned a $50,000 addition. The McKinley homestead would be preserved in the new five story brick and stone hospital expansion with a moved kitchen and a coachman cottage donation to St. Peter's Church.
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Ashtabula County
Mercy Hospital
McKinley
St. Peter’s Church
St. Peter’s
United States fliers on world flight stop in Orkneys
Twenty five years ago United States Army fliers returning from a round the world flight arrived in the Orkney Islands from Brough England. They postponed departure to Iceland due to bad weather. Premier Mussolini convened a cabinet meeting to discuss substituting a few to control the press in place of censorship decrees.
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United States Army
Orkney Islands
Brough
England
Iceland
Mussolini
Landmark Lincoln Highway work begins near East Canton
Ten years after road improvement plans, crews start upgrading two miles of U S Route 30 near East Canton. In related travel notes, Rev. Jacob Goldner and his son Rev. Gerould Goldner, freed after being kidnapped in Palestine, return to the United States via Greece. Jacob Goldner leads Euclid Avenue Christian Church in Cleveland while Gerould serves as student pastor in Mogadore, Ohio.
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Canton
Jacob Goldner
Gerould R. Goldner
Jerusalem
United States
Greece
Palestine
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Cleveland
Gerould Goldner
Mogadore, O
Target Practice By H V. WADE
A compact satirical column mocks trends from small pleasures to media tech. It observes June weddings, a 60 second polaroid, clambakes, a Hohenzollern princess in Texas, and a brisk five cent candy bar amid casual social vignettes.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Inland Daily Press Association
David Lawrence
U. S
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Animal Kingdom
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Peter Edson
Frank Tripp
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Red Clutch
Wyoming
Houston
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Roy Whittenburg
Roy
Union
H V. Wade
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