Canton Repository Establishment Details of 1815
The Canton Repository notes its establishment on March 30, 1815. Published by Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc., from the Repository building at Market Avenue and Fifth Street South in Canton, Ohio. It states entry at the Canton post office as second class mail matter under congressional act of March 8, 1879.
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No Magic In Reorganization IX months after the war
The forthcoming army reorganization set to take effect March 9 offers criticism and cautious optimism. Experts warn that only personnel can yield true gains, noting past dry rot and poor unified command. Americans trust the changes will prove effective when showdowns occur.
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Pearl Harbor
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How To Improve Morale In Wartime
Recent reports highlight morale gains across Allied forces as enemies face unexpected resistance. Russians halting Nazi advances near Moscow inspire renewed vigor, while Java and French coasts show Japanese and German forces the cost of overreach. A hypothetical Allied daylight raid on Tokyo is cited as a morale booster.
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France
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Daladier recounts Riom trial and French WWII failures
Edouard Daladier argues that France’s leadership failed to modernize its military before 1940. He notes a strong armored force but poor use, and credits de Gaulle and Cot with strategic shifts that were too late. Parachute troops were tried and abandoned by the general staff.
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France
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Charles de Gaulle
Pierre Cot
Unidentified Planes Sparks California Air Defense Debate
Residents face conflicting navy and war department statements on a recent unidentified planes scare in California. Officials warn a potential air raid looms and stress the need for a clear reporting system to prevent public confusion and bolster civilian defense.
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Navy Department
War Department
Thas
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Germans Massing Equipment for Two Way Spring Blitz Near East
German forces are reported to be assembling a large amount of equipment for a spring offensive in the Near East. Intelligence notes indicate preparations for coordinated operations across multiple fronts, aiming to pressure Allied positions.
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Near East
Nazi front moves threaten near east and Turkey
March 3 report notes heavy troop movements from Germany through Romania into Ukraine and increased Nazi firepower on the Mediterranean south shore. Observers fear a dual spring blitz aimed at Egypt and the Suez with an arc toward the Caucasus, while Rommel faces weather delays and limited British observation.
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Auto Use Tax Triumph and Tax Stamp Mysteries
Washington applauded the $2.09 auto use tax as largely smooth revenue and anticipates July 1 for another $5. Yet millions of car owners remain unaccounted for and the stamp receipt mystery looms. Citizens face the era of the automobile with questions about stamping and the fate of the tax.
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Century of memories across decades in brief notes
A compact chronicle summarizes events from 100 to 10 years ago across central Pennsylvania and beyond. It cites snowbound roads, a gas explosion at a Y M C A basement, factory capital changes, drilling plans in Paris, a wedding anniversary, Wilson’s wartime decisions, egg price dips, and Japan Finland Shanghai era shifts. It lists dates, places, and names like Canton Home Oil and Gas Co and Western Union manager E H Cost.
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Beach City
Samuel Ankefer
Paris
Canton Home Oil and Gas Co
Albert W. Whitacre
Navarrest
Japan
Shanghai
E. H. Cost
Western Union Telegraph Co
Uhrichsville
Finland
China
War Production Board quote clash on Nordic looks
A wartime pamphlet excerpt criticizes Nazi and Japanese delays in production, quoting Ernest Kanzler on auto industry targets and a Dutch Nazi weekly denying Nordic appearance matters. It also cites President Roosevelt asserting American resolve to win final battles and peace.
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de Wang
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Younger War Leaders Needed Says Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues that court martial trials for Admiral Kimmel and General Short distract from systemic military faults. He urges replacing aging, seniority‑driven leaders with younger officers skilled in mechanized warfare, warning democracies falter at war’s start and urging bold reform by the President and top defense chiefs.
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Marshal Petain
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Mre
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Thought For Today Carlyle Quote On Meaning In Objects
A compact reflection notes that every object holds inexhaustible meaning and that perception is shaped by the observer's own way of seeing. It emphasizes interpretation over intrinsic value, attributing sense to how the mind engages with things.
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Aguinaldo Reports Believe Filipino Leader Turning Quisling
Aguinaldo asserts the Filipino leader’s clout as a potential quisling grows due to a longstanding poor record. The report notes a shift in perception amid political strains and public doubt.
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Aguinaldo Seeks Return to Spotlight in Manila Stay
The 73 year old ex revolutionist Aguinaldo is rumored to seek a new role in Manila as an influential figure while history recalls his ambitious early leadership. Once a neat martial young leader, he clashed with generals like Luna and del Pilar, aided by Mabini, and led a provisional native government before his capture in 1901.
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Jose Rizal
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Luzon
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Lopez Jaena
Frederick Funston
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For The Duration by Ruth Millett
The essay urges parents to carefully consider inviting a married daughter home for an indefinite period. It poses questions about independence, the daughter’s husband, and potential friction. It warns against spoiling her, overstepping boundaries, or assuming control, and stresses treating Mary as a grown woman with her own life to lead.
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