Canton Repository Establishment Ad Crest
The Canton Repository notes its founding on March 30 1815 and lists membership in the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the Audit Bureau of Circulation. It mentions a private phone exchange for all departments with the number 6101.
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Canton
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Covening Peanon
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Reositor
Canton Daily News
Starknee Democrat
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
White War Language Shapes US Resolve in WWII
A commentary on the Nazi white war tactic of terror and uncertainty. It argues Americans will endure nervy attempts to destabilize morale, but cites historical resilience and predicts intensified production and defense as the war progresses. It frames Germany and Japan as underestimating U S strength and inevitability of victory.
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United States
Germany
Japan
France
Burma
Washington
Taft attacked for unfair claims on Ohio draft boards
The Canton letter denounces Senator Taft for accusing Ohio draft boards of broad misconduct. It defends local boards as diligent and fair, saying Taft's unverified charge harms many volunteers and residents. Constituents say he should raise issues more tactfully.
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Sen. Taft
Ohio
Canton
Taft
Tom Mooney and the 1916 San Francisco bombing case
The piece defends Tom Mooney as a miscarriage of justice after his 1916 murder conviction for the Preparedness Day parade bombing. It notes his martyr status, persistence of appeal, eventual 1939 pardon, and regard for fair play as a national ideal. It argues Mooney aided the country’s broader defense of justice.
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Tom Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
United States of America
Old Military Axiom Foresees Stalemate and Cavalry Surge
An old axiom about war ending in stalemate with trench wear is cited as water added to the wheel. Russia reportedly concentrates on cavalry to strike Germany before ground resumes mechanized warfare. Up to a million horsemen are expected to ride in spring. The warning remains: avoid rushing conclusions in fighting.
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Russia
Germany
MacArthur Era Air Force to Speak From Orient Again
Gen. MacArthur’s claim that Allied air forces were almost wiped out will be revisited as reports indicate forthcoming dispatches from the Oriental theater. The issue centers on retold battles, air strength, and strategic impacts in the ongoing campaign.
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MacArthur
Orient
MacArthur air force mystery stirs wartime rumor mill
King Features Syndicate report relays sensational claims about Gen. MacArthur’s air force, its hidden planes and reforged capabilities. Japanese broadcasts allegedly deny American strength while observers forecast strategic moves toward Australia, India, and Pacific fronts amid ongoing global conflict.
Organization by Truman Twill Organization by Truman Twill
A humorous take on organizational flow from top to Joe in a chain of command. The boss births ideas then hands them down through a vice president and committee, with Joe the pivotal yet blunt resistor who can derail or drive the plan. The piece satirizes how often success depends on one trusted executor overrun by friction.
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Java
Sumatra
Borneo
Celebes
Joe
Century of events cited in repository notes
A compact record notes a century of dated headlines: New York business near standstill and cotton prices low since 1812. a Danish liner to Halifax aiding displaced Americans. Wilson ordered to bed by physician. Earlier items include ship collisions, train wrecks, census act, organ purchase, and wartime policy shifts with various local obituaries and civic notes.
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New York
Pledge of Allegiance Text Public Domain
The pledge proclaims allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and the Republic for which it stands one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. The familiar oath is presented in full as a civic statement of national unity.
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United States of America
Paris Raid Signals New Western Offensive
Walter Lippmann argues that a sustained allied drive into France is essential, linking Paris raids to a broader strategy with Soviet Russia. He condemns Vichy alignment, lauds France as a target in the anti-Hitler coalition, and urges redressing diplomatic missteps by demonstrating immediate French danger from Allied air power.
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Paris
Pacific
Mediterranean
Oran
Dakar
Libya
France
Soviet
Russia
Side Glances on War Strategy and European Fronts
In a prescient wartime column, Galbraith argues the United Nations should strike first rather than risk a Pearl Harbor by delaying negotiations. He highlights British air leverage from the Isles and urges targeting Occupied France to disrupt German lines, drawing American and French considerations into a broader alliance against Germany.
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United Nations
Europe
France
British Isles
Britain
Germany
New York Tribune, Inc
Statisticians defend fitness of 45 percent would be soldiers
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co analysts rebut claims that 45 percent of Americans of military age are physically unfit. They say strict peace time standards inflated the rejection rate and that well conditioned youths will meet hard tasks. Excellent medical care will strengthen the force and fix defects found in selective entrants.
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Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
America
Filipino writer recalls Japanese benevolence through centuries
A quote attributed to Manuel Buaken highlights a controversial view as the Filipino author reflects on historical ties with Japan. The remark frames memory and benevolence across eras, inviting debate about national sentiment and regional history.
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Manuel Buaken
Sailor Beware Our Advice For Lieut. Comm. Winchell
Navy correspondent warns Lieut. Comdr. Winchell to remain on land as long as possible. Cites risks at sea and suggests delaying deployment to reduce exposure and ensure safety for crew and mission. Authorities emphasize careful logistics and adherence to shore assignments while awaiting orders.
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Winchell
Walter Winchell Goes for Active Navy Duty Dispute
Damon Runyon reports on Walter Winchell seeking active duty with the Navy after a congressional squawk. The piece argues Winchell’s war work and Navy Relief aid are valuable, suggests his place is behind the lines, and condemns overzealous demands for his assignment while praising his patriotism and fundraising.
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Walter Winchell
Washington
Navy
Naval Reserve
Navy Relief Fund
Madison Square Garden
Navy Relief
Winchell
Walter
King Features, Inc
The Army Wife By Ruth Millett
A year in the army changes both husband and wife. The wife moves from small town life to independence near the camp, learns to cope alone, works part time, and makes her own decisions without his input. The article highlights resilience and self reliance amid military life. Manuel Quezon’s vow to America is noted.
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NEA Inc
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