Canton Repository historical publication note and pricing
A 1949 Canton Repository front matter listing publication history from 1815 to 1949, Associated Press affiliation, offices and special representatives, plus subscription rates and delivery areas. Includes note on mail and carrier rates, and required byline for submissions. Thursday, March 24, 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Repository
Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc
Repositoryuilding
Market Avenue
Fifth Office
Rood
Canton 2
Ohio
Post
Congress
Ohio Reposite
Star County Repubbli
Canton Repository & Re- Plan
Canton Daily Repository
Canton
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Ales Caver
Story
Brooks & Inley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia Trust
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
State Department bars delegates to peace conference backing
The State Department curbs certain foreign delegates from a meeting billed as a peace conference by the National Council of the Arts Sciences and Professions. Harvard astronomer Dr Harlow Shapley leads background ties and is noted among four Americans on a 211 member Paris committee.
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State Department
National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Shapley
Breslau
World Committee In
World Congress of
Paris
Howard Fast
Jo Davidson
Albert Kahn
Fast
Russia
United States
Doc Shapley
Boyd's Senate Confirmed Appointment Sparks Mine Workers Clash
The article reviews the fight over James Boyd's confirmation as director of the U S Bureau of Mines, noting United Mine Workers oppose him over safety enforcement limits. It argues the bureau lacks power to enforce rules, leaving mine safety to state orders or union safety committees, a point central to Lewis's political critique.
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John L. Lewis
James Boyd
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Senate
United Mine Workers
Boyd
Lewis
Bureau
U.M.W
United States
Senate of the
Federal Bureau of Mines
Truman
Mon Wallgren
Rankin Pension Bill Delivers Political Realism
Rankin’s tactic to force a recorded vote on a treasury raid drew out congressmen who feigned opposition then supported it in practice. The episode exposes greed and venality in politics and tests public commitment to self government as newspapers and radio report the sordid tactics to future generations.
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Rankin
Spot removers versus home rule in rent control decision
The piece argues that calling the states the final deciders on rent control is misleading. It labels such nerfing as a spot remover for politicians avoiding responsibility and suggests home rule misdefines local authority.
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Congress
Lewis Amendment and its impact on U S politics
The piece defends John L Lewis and his proposed constitutional tweak as a tool to curb wages and inflation. It argues the plan aims to shift energy policy, boost coal output control, and pressure prices, while warning of broader economic and political risks amid a buyer’s market and rising unemployment.
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Lewis
Truman
Russia
Napoleon
Hitler
North Atlantic Pact Outlined In Plain Language
Secretary Acheson presents the proposed North Atlantic Pact as a legal yet moral obligation among 12 nations to consult and act against armed attack. The pact aims to defensive strength, peaceful dispute resolution, and economic cooperation under UN Charter limits, with Congress approval and flexible threat definitions.
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Acheson
United States
Canada
Britain
Belgium
France
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Portugal
Iceland
Germany
Congress
U. S
United Nations
United Nations Security Council
More Birds By Truman Twill
The author rants about birds invading summer yards and persisting into fall. He complains about their noise, digging in gardens, and nests, while noting some are pretty or musical. He recalls bird-watcher mail and ends by threatening a robin parade in his yard.
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Sophronia
National Audubon Society
90 Percent Parity in Farm Policy Faces Split
Representative Clifford Hope notes support for 90 percent parity as the farm bill expires next December while Senator Aiken backs a 60 to 90 percent graduated plan. Southern Democrats embrace 90 percent parity, with many farm groups divided over 100 percent aims for small growers and surpluses looming. The Truman era stance favors 90 percent parity and potential food-stamp debates.
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Clifford Hope
Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Senator Aiken
Vermont
Hope
Aiken
Farmers Union
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Kline
Iowa
South
National Grange
Humphrey
Minnesota
Chicago
Fred Hinckle
Columbus
Independent Missouri Farmers Association
Truman
M.F.A
Missouri
80Th Congress
All-Union Party Congress to Shape Soviet Policy
The All-Union Party Congress in Moscow, first since 1939, may approve Kremlin plans for coping with the North Atlantic Pact Tito rebellion and West-East tensions. Stalin's health and succession questions loom as experts weigh possible moves toward isolation, detente, or renewed conflict.
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Russia
All-Union Party Congress
Moscow
Communist Supreme Authority
Stalin
Kremlin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Politburo
Communist Central Committee
All-Union
Maxim Litvinov
Litvinov
Molotov
Soviet Union
Europe
Western Europe
Marshal Tito
All-Union Party
West
United Nations
Berlin
Germany
Austria
North American
Alliance
The Thrill of My Photographs in Crime Noir Verse
A verse by H. I. Phillips satirizes sensational crime photography and the allure of crime for its own sake. The speaker confesses a craving for dramatic images over real theft and violence while noting detectives and prosecutors as part of the staged “photographic fete.” The piece is interlaced with era headlines and light commentaries on culture, media, and public figures.
Century of German Unification Debated by States
Historical notes recount opposition from Austria Prussia Bavaria and minor states to Frankfort leaders in unification talks. It highlights objections to the power of a proposed national general assembly and outlines related regional dissent.
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German Empire
Austria
Prussia
Bavaria
Hanover
Germany
Frankfort
National General Assembly
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Ruth Chatterton
Weed
Joe Palmer
Ima Dodo
Kate Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Sol Bloom
Kentucky
Board of County Commissioners
Keasey
Harmon
National Aeronautic Association
Frank S. Lahm
J. M. Blake
H. W. Luethi
Agriculture Department
Republic Steel Corp
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Warren
United Wholesale Grocery Co
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