Canton Repository front page notice and rates 1942
The Canton Repository bulletin lists publication details including establishment date March 30 1815, address Market Avenue and Fifth Street South Canton Ohio and postal classifications. It notes Associated Press affiliation and page rules, along with subscription rates for carrier and mail service effective in 1942. Thursday March 26 1942.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository Building
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Reposito & Republican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Opeaster
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News Forteteng the
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes Counties
Could Be Ign This Tax Moment Changes Squeaks on Spending
Observation notes that public complaints about high war production costs rose just before income tax payment deadlines. The piece reflects on past tax equity debates, suggests widespread taxpayers might demand thrift, and wonders if renewed citizen pressure could curb government spending.
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Ign
Washington
Security for Granted: Sabotage Risk Warns Americans
A United States Flag Association broadside warns that sabotage could halt key war plants nationwide with workers shot in cold blood and production stopped the next day. The message urges vigilance, noting Americans are underestimating security and must act now to prevent a bold, planned fifth-column strike.
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Pearl Harbor
United States Flag Association
Association
Washington
Ethical Mixup Over War Time Labor Payments at Jack & Heintz Co
Public debate grows about overtime bonuses for more than 40 hours a week in war production. The Jack & Heintz Co admitted generous employer and official pay, legal but ethically questioned. In wartime the public seeks savings and accountability in costs.
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Las
Jack & Heintz Co
Jack & Heintz
Stomach Ulcers Rise Amid Worry Says Northwestern Doctor
Dr. Andrew C. Ivy of Northwestern University notes a nationwide uptick of seven stomach ulcers due to worry anxiety and rising income taxes. He links war stress and taxes to digestive strain and warns symptoms may mislocalize pain sometimes felt in the neck.
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Andrew C. Ivy
Northwestern University
Hillman resigns amid war labor policy tensions in DC
Sidney Hillman quietly sent his resignation from Nelson's War Production Board after growing friction over labor management committees and Hillman's status. The piece notes inflation policy targets misread as universal gains, with some industries and individuals thriving while many workers and firms do not. It highlights Astraea: U.S. Steel, General Motors profits down, autos suffering, and a shift in war economy pressures.
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Ashington
War Labor
Sidney Hillman
Donald Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Constance Arrives as Office Girl in Newsroom
A newspaper lies tale of Constance, a petite blonde hired as office girl to replace the traditional office boy. The piece muses on gender change in wartime offices, noting earlier women sob sisters and hinting at a shift in power dynamics as masculinity wanes and the matriarchy grows.
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United States
Constance
Joe
Butch
Chuck
Hay
World Almanac
Webster
Century-Old Mail News From Liverpool and Past Events
A digest of distant times with notes from 100 40 25 and 10 years ago. It recalls Caledonia safe in Liverpool 100 years ago and John A Smith returning from the Philippines after 11 months. Cecil Rhodes died in Cape Town and Canada was asked to send 2000 mounted men.
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Mail
Liverpool
John A. Smith
East Fourth St
Philippines
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
Canada
South Africa
T. W. Casselman
Canton Lodge of Elks
Hoover
Marion Aice Sr
William Berger
New Congress to Fight Sixth Column With Joint Committees
The article argues for reorganizing Congress to curb war rumors by creating a small number of joint committees for war production and conduct. It urges weekly hearings with Nelson and Stimson, ensuring timely, cross examined answers to misinformation to close gaps in public knowledge.
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White House
Office of Facts and Figures
Congress
House
Truman
Tolan
Judiciary
Rules
Appropriations
Executive Branch
Coordinate
Nelson
They Say Our Allies Won’t Seek Respite Until Invader Defeated
Australian Air Minister Drake ford states allied forces will press on without respite until the invader is beaten to his knees, signaling unwavering resolve and continued military campaign.
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Drakeford
Not a war time politics halt says Nehru and Bishop
Quote collection notes Nehru says conviction to freedom sustains fight and Mrs. Roy T. Bishop of Portland argues politics must continue during war, questioning those who urge suspension.
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Roy T. Bishop
Portland, Ore
Stilwell Aims for Joint American Chinese Forces in Tokyo
Quote from Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell, American chief of staff under Chiang Kai-shek, declaring the United States will not be satisfied until American and Chinese troops are in Tokyo together. This reflects wartime策略 and Allied coordination aims.
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United States
Tokyo
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang Kai-shek
Union leader denounces Ku Klux Klan as un-American
George F. Addes, secretary-treasurer of the United Automobile Workers, states there is no more fundamentally un-American and anti-union organization than the Ku Klux Klan in the country.
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Ku Klux Klan
George F. Addes
United Automobile Workers
Thought For Today Quote on Vengeance and Wrongs
A compact reflection notes that vengeance belongs to God alone while personal wrongs stir a fervent inner response described as liquid flame, attributed to Scott.
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Scott
Pledge of Allegiance Text
The excerpt presents the Pledge of Allegiance asserting loyalty to the Flag and the United States, proclaiming a republic with liberty and justice for all. It affirms national unity and indivisibility under American values.
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United States of America
Capt Belch Strives to Earn Commission Before Australia Quest
Captain Belch recounts arduous efforts to secure his commission before embarking on a posting to Australia. He describes the hurdles faced and the determination required to advance his naval career amid mounting duties and long-term service commitments.
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Australia
Belch’s Army Cap Goes From Captain to Brigadier Hope
Damon Runyon recounts a chat at Lindy’s where Belch, newly titled captain, vents fury at the war department. He jokes about a brigadier general rank, insists on his title, and worries troop duties would derail his golf tournament and business. Roosevelt’s office is invoked as a possible fix.
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Broadway
Lindy
Belch
War Department
Washington, D. C
Australia
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Edgar Hoover
Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate Inc
Leading Questions to Show Mercy for Service Families
Ruth Millett urges readers to be especially considerate of service members’ families. Do not greet news with gloom, listen attentively to what a mother or father hears from Bill, and offer courtesy and faith in the war effort.
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Bill
Public on war cost aid linked to inflation warning
Henry H. Heimann, former executive manager of the National Association of Credit Men, argues that willingness to help meet war costs now to keep government borrowing low implies public understanding that inflation would follow any other course.
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Henry H. Heimann
National Association of Credit Men
Noted Quotes on Common Sense and Air Power
A Selection of remarks highlights Chinese thinking’s practical street sense shielding from credulity, and Captain S R Young of Tucson praises Flying Fortresses as nearly invincible in the air during his service in the Philippines.
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Arthur W. Hummel
Division of Orientalia
Library of Congress
S. R. Young
Tucson
Ariz
Philippines
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