The Canton Repository Chronology and 1949 Edition Notes
A dated field from June 11 1949 shows the Canton Repository history and publishing details. It lists ownership by Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc and notes mergers, name changes, and editions. It also covers postal designation, subscription rates, and advertising policies, with offices and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush - Moore Newspapers Inc
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Epoesters
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark Sent Democrat
Associated Press
Brooks & Finle
New York
New York Central
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
N.inigan, Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Angels
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Een Inland Daily Press Association
Grooming the Horses to BIGGEST coming event in Washington
The article argues that the Truman administration plans a broad state dominated economy, combining Spence style and Senate proposals to tighten federal control over industry and income earners. It suggests Democrats are preparing a comprehensive plan for statism, with officials ready to act once ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Spence
United States
Legal maneuver clouds Coplon trial tie to celebrities
The Coplon case uses a confidential list of celebrity names admitted in evidence, drawn up by Miss Coplon's defense attorney despite prosecution opposition. The judge expressed misgivings as the report risks shifting focus from the spy charge and muddling public view of FBI secrecy and methods.
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T’s
Hollywood
Judith Coplon
Miss Coplon
FBI
Coplon
Communist Party
One Thought Ahead yecaeenes IS OUT
A public safety notice urges drivers to stay vigilant for children near streets as schools are in session. It stresses that extra caution can prevent injuries or deaths by anticipating potential accidents and using good judgment while driving.
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Yecaeenes
Fission Funk A Hint Warns of Atomic War Risk
The deputy general manager of the Atomic Energy Commission warns that a new threat elevates fears about atomic warfare. He notes mass psychology damage from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that discoveries since then confirm warfare would be mankind’s self destruction.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
AEC
Why We're Uneasy by Mark Sullivan
An analysis of the 1930s economic downturn notes a multifaceted malaise. McCabe cites uneasiness amid recession, rising unemployment, and falling prices as wage fights, utility rate hikes, and farm-price supports push public debt higher. Recurrent themes include automatic spending, deficits, and doubts about Truman era policy driving new government expenditures.
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Federal Reserve System
Thomas D. McCabe
McCabe
Congress
Truman
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Department of
Éapy
House
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Economic Expansion Act of 1949 outlined in bill
The piece attacks a proposed Economic Expansion Act of 1949 sponsored by Murray, Humphrey, Kefauver, Kilgore, McMahon, Pepper, Sparkman and Thomas. It questions a plan to fund unemployment relocation, detailing bureaucratic delays, regional job mismatches, and housing strain, labeling it a costly, ill considered displaced persons style scheme.
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Murray
Humphrey
Kefauver
Kilgore
McMahon
Pepper
Sparkman
Thomas
Uncle Sam
Lord's Controversy With His People Pleads With Israel
Verses from Micah warn that the Lord has a controversy with Israel and will plead with his people. The text calls mountains and foundations of the earth to listen to divine judgment and exhortation.
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Israel
Oak Ridge switches fuel from coal to gas
The Oak Ridge uranium plant in Tennessee will shift from coal to natural gas for its primary fuel. A 172 mile 22 inch pipeline is planned to supply 100 million cubic feet a day, with initial mixed coal and gas use and eventual full gas operation. The Federal Power Commission authorized the project and a $10 million pipeline, but opposition from gas suppliers and several states argues this will reduce gas for many communities.
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Atomic Energy Commission
David E. Lilienthal
AEC
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Federal Power Commission
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Oak Ridge Atom
Washington
D. C
Power Commission
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Army
Manhattan District Engineer Office
Department of Commerce
FPC
East Tennessee Gas
East Ohio Gas
Columbus Gas and Electric
Natural Gas
National Coal Association
United Mine Workers
Railway Labor Executives Association
Eastern Gas Companies
Fuels Research Council
Manville on Bird Walk and Cat Rights in Aly Khat Persona
A reflective column by Manville aka Aly Khat explores cats view of birds, pride, and intention not to harm baby birds while acknowledging species tensions. He notes birds’ flight superiority and cats’ temptation to hunt, framing a humorous defense of feline perspective and identity after a noted marriage headline.
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Blue Jays
Americans and Their Salvation in Leacock’s Quip
The excerpt reflects Stephen Leacock’s late 19th century Canadian humor about Americans. It catalogs foreign opinions and insults they face yet asserts Americans “don’t give a damn” and “never did need to” which Leacock calls their salvation.
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Stephen Leacock
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A reflective piece by H. V. Wade uses a wallpaper cleaner image to suggest persistence after disruption. The Berlin blockade lift is described as a historical turning point amid frequent shifts in modern history.
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Berlin
Reading phonograph titles by speed neatens track IDs
The note observes the convenience of matching titles on 33 or 45 RPM records to avoid mislabeling pieces such as confusing Hungarian Dance No 2 with Old Black Joe. The remark highlights automatic naming aids and potential cataloguing benefits for listeners and collectors.
Once Over War as a Traffic Annoyance in Shanghai
A delayed dispatch from Shanghai suggests war could become a common, tolerated traffic problem. Citizens treat heavy firing as a caution light while shoppers delay plans and drivers wait for green intervals to reload. The piece playfully imagines signs and routines normalizing conflict and mocks war as a mere inconvenience.
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Shanghai
China
Mabel
Race Chart Stuff and Odd Headlines From Garden Week
A jumble of short notes and stray phrases references racing chart bits a dogged dreamer and a lion puzzle. It mentions a New York magistrate who had his fifth car stolen in three years and a dealer remark about missing car tops. Also a mock headline about England fighting rheumatism and a chaotic weaving of unrelated snippets.
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Lion
New York
Vanishing Americanisms and Sports Notes in An Era
A collection notes lingering Americanisms such as a yearly suit, Casey's bar setting rounds, and a landlord’s paint cycle. It records Arthur Godfrey shooting 59 for nine holes in a Washington tournament and evaluates the brief run of Life with Mother, comparing it to Life with Father and pondering rebranding as Crouse Pacific. Buck Crouse questions the original title’s resemblance and suggests a revival angle.
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Arthur Godfrey
Washington
Buck Crouse
Crouse
Century-Old Mississippi Steamer Enterprise News
A 100 year look back notes the Enterprise as the first steamer to ascend the Mississippi and Ohio to Pittsburgh in 1843 with a single fare of 160 dollars. It also recalls a 40 year ago waterworks plan for a standpipe and eight more wells, and mentions a rapid-fire McLean-Lissak gun tested at Cleveland.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Berlin
Germany
Louis B. Ohliger
Cleveland
Lightning disrupts city power again
Twenty five years ago the northwest section of the city suffered a second lightning related outage in a week as the Ohio Power Co. line on Oakwood Avenue NW was severed cutting electricity to part of the area.
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Ohio Power Co
Oakwood Ave NW
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Visit U S Leaders
Ten years ago King George VI and Queen Elizabeth stayed with President and Mrs. Roosevelt at Hyde Park. They drew large ovations in Washington and New York, including a 50 mile city drive. A Seeing-Eye dog named Bonzo earned a canine fidelity diploma from the University of Newark as his blind owner Joseph Melillo, 22, received a diploma.
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George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Washington
New York City
Bonzo
University of Newark
N. J
Joseph Melillo
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Mark Sullivan
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
New York Public Utility Commission
By Raymond Moley
New England
Detroit
By Galbraith
Fant Gore
Peter Edson
T. Manville
By Truman Twill
Erewith
Tomcat
Aly Khat
Equatorial Africa
H. V. Wade
H. I. Phillips
England
Caseys
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