Canton Repository 1951 Public Notice and Rates
The Canton Repository details its history and ownership, dates of name changes, and Associated Press membership. It lists special representatives, publication affiliations, and ad rates including daily 5 cents, Sunday 10 cents, carrier and mail rates within Stark and nearby counties as of Tuesday July 31 1951.
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Ohio Precestory
Stark County Republican
Canton Reposito & Reeting
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Beso
Baseball’s legal maze beyond Ty Cobb’s era
Ty Cobb says baseball is a sport not an industry as Congress probes the game’s legal framework. From 1904 to 1928 baseball’s organized backers built two major leagues and a fall world championship playoff. The inquiry seeks whether these arrangements violate the Sherman Act while praising a friendly stance to blunt hostile attacks.
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Ty Cobb
Congress
It Was a Dog's Life in the Old Dog Days
A reflective look at past dog days when headlines cooled, Labor Day respite existed, and public mood rested. The piece recalls strikes, Kremlin talk, scandals, and whimsical sightings during a long-ago lull in major events. It contrasts current heat with serene, cautious summers.
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Congress
Getting Caught Is the Crime in a Turbulent Era
An editorial argues that many accept corruption as normal until caught. It cites Gen. Crawford and the Detroit arsenal case, notes Fulbright ethics plans, and condemns widespread temptations among officials, taxpayers, and contractors. It warns: a society with no fear of being caught invites greater wrongdoing.
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David J. Crawford
Detroit Tank Arsenal
Fulbright Committee
U. S. Senate
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Detroit
Korea
Why Blame the People all WG en
David Lawrence assesses congressional reaction to Secretary Marshall amid Korea cease fire talks. He questions public gullibility, media messaging, and administration contradictions shaping defense spending and attitudes toward a prolonged Cold War military program.
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Korea
United States
Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Far East
America
Acheson
Detroit
Secretary Marshall
Boston
Marshall Right
New York Herald Tribune
Yankee Trouble Shooters In World Affairs
An Associated Press roundup profiles American figures shaping postwar diplomacy. Eisenhower heads a permanent Paris-area HQ while Ridgway negotiates Korea and China, Joy leads naval diplomacy, and Sherman’s Spain talks set military bases in return for aid. Harriman probes Tehran oil disputes as Graham seeks Kashmir peace. Dulles and McCloy direct Germany and Yugoslavia policy, Jessup analyzes Soviet aims, Dewey surveys the Far East.
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Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
North Korea
China
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Kaesong
Japan
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Joy
Forrest P. Sherman
America
Navy
Italy
Spain
Francisco
United States
Coalition Upsets Voting Pattern in Congress
A defined bipartisan coalition has shifted voting trends in the 82nd Congress with many cross party votes now opposing administration policy. The analysis notes increases in maverick Republican votes in the House and steadier majorities in the Senate, with 34 bipartisan Senate votes and 17 in the House in early 1951.
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Congress
Auto Clock Mystery: clocks in cars mostly useless
Readers debate why millions of car clocks exist yet most never keep time. The piece notes clocks sit unused, often stay frozen or run slow after repairs, and jokes that automotive clocks resemble store manikins on picnics. It questions the industry motive and customer value.
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Omeone
Congressional Roll Calls and Budgets Show Bipartisan Gaps
A Congressional Quarterly survey finds majorities from both parties often diverge on roll-call votes. In 1951 Senate votes, 90 percent were recorded with 34 bipartisan outcomes. the House had 52 votes with 17 bipartisan results. Congress is pursuing budget cuts to curb spending, including reducing federal employees and trimming federal judiciary and state justice budgets by about $107 million.
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House
Senate
Congressional Quarterly
William E. Jenner
Ind
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Herman Welker
Idaho
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
Burnet R. Maybank
S.C
George D. Aiken
John Marshall Butler
Richard M. Nixon
Calif
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Federal Judiciary
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Shadda Haddim mocks Saratoga Jamaica scam in wry chatter
A humorous feature blends spoof dialect with racing lore as Shudda Haddim critiques calling a Jamaica meeting a Saratoga event. The piece, laced with mock names and riffs, strings together race talk, hotel woes, and a farcical financial loan request amid a broader Associated Newspapers summary.
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Saratoga-At-Jamaica
Jamaica
L. I
Saratoga- At-Jamaica
Shudda Haddim
Saratoga
Shadda Haddim
Joe Bimbo
Saratoga Racing Association
Spa
Century Ago Through the Repository Files
A multi era digest notes stockholders predicting Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad completion to Alliance and Massillon by fall, three Canton guardsmen to Camp Perry for matches, British press showing wartime sentiment, and ten year old recalls of price controls, Roosevelt era policy moves, Hopkins Moscow trip, Tugwell Puerto Rico governorship, and Senate leadership change.
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Ohio & Pennsylvania Railroad
Alliance
Massillon
Canton National
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Moscow
United States
Rexford Guy Tugwell
New Deal
Puerto Rico
Connally
Texas
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Target Practice And The Auld Lang Syne Society Satire
H V Wade catalogs a slew of quirky reforms and publicity stunts including a clay king for the Middle East, running boards on cars, a Washington fixer recalling Jimmy Durante, and a Boston letter protesting a $4500 baby hippo purchase amid high meat prices.
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Auld Lang Syne Society
The
Globe
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Statler
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Guaranty Bu
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Audit Bureau OF Circulation
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By David Lawrence
Marshall
Tany
Malik
Carl Vinson
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Ralph Morton
Iran
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Atlantic Defense Forces
Paris
Eisenhower
Free World
W. Averell Harriman
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Frank P. Graham
Indian Subcontinent
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Kashmir
Graham
U. N
John Foster Dulles
John J. McCloy
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Germany
Wrien McMahon
Warg
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Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Alojzije Stepinac
McMahon
Senate Foreign Relations
Tee
Philip C. Jessup
Jessup
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Thomas FE. Dewey
Indochina
the Associated Press
By Galbraith
California
James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
Ralph E. Flanders
Vermont
Willis Smith
North Carolina
George A. Smathers
Florida
Smathers
By Truman Twill
Twillery Taxmobile
H. I. Phillips
Canarsie
Greenpoint- At-The-Gowanus-Canal
Veterans Educational Program
Uncle Sam
Associated
Meyers Lake
Alliance Companies
Transue Williams Steel Forging Corp
Buckeye Drill Co
Buckeye Jack Co
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
By H. V. Wade
Middle East
Jimmy Durante
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