Canton Repository history and circulation details
A historical note on the Canton Repository by Brush-Moore Newspapers includes its origins in 1815 as The Ohio Repository, mergers and name changes, daily editions from 1878, Sunday edition since 1892, asset acquisition in 1930, AP affiliation, private phone exchanges, special reps in major cities, and subscription rates for daily, Sunday, and mail service within several Ohio counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican Navy
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Enley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelph Just
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Atlantic Treaty echo and the United States obligation
An argument for the North Atlantic Treaty asserts it codifies a U S instinct to preserve Atlantic security. It cites past American involvement in World Wars I and II and compares Article X of the Covenant, Article 4 and 5 of the Atlantic Treaty, and UN Charter Article 51 as framing self defense and collective action against a future aggressor.
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United States
League
Europe
North America
United Nations
North Atlantic
Security Council
Senate
Elihu Root
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
France
Germany
Rhine
Wilson
Great Britain
Council of the League
Senate That It Was Not Even Reported Out of the Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Editor Cousins Defies Left at World Peace Conference
Norman Cousins, editor of the Saturday Review of Literature, attended the World Peace conference on U.S. State Department advice and spoke against the left. He called delegates “wet” and said they were playing footsie with the Communist party, provoking boos and hissed reactions as he defended free speech and asserted most intellectuals do not side with the left.
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Norman Cousins
Saturday Review of Literature
U.S. State Department
Cousins
Communist Party
No Way To Satisfy Everyone In A Politics Run Nation
The piece suggests Admiral Leahy and General Smith departures shift White House influence away from military toward civilians. It predicts future doubts as the political mind replaces the military mind, with Truman facing criticism for both militarism and politics in a nation unable to please all citizens.
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Dode Aoucce Corella
Admiral Leahy
Gen. Smith
White House
Truman
Truman slows outside speaking, concentrates on Congress
The article notes President Truman will limit outside engagements and focus on Congress to salvage his administration amid waning support. It emphasizes his need to negotiate with Congress, especially over Taft-Hartley repeal and labor law, as northern Democrats and southern conservatives clash over union political spending and civil rights implications.
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Truman
Congress
Washington
South
Writing Is Easy By Truman Twill
A veteran column argues that writing requires only a need to say something and the act of writing itself. It notes many readers became writers later, as talent emerges when one writes regularly, regardless of formal training or punctuation. The piece stresses self-identification as a writer and producing work for recognition.
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Romaine
Thoughts for Today From a faith passage
Thoughtful religious excerpt citing First Corinthians and H. W. Beecher. The quote emphasizes Jesus as wisdom and power of God for believers, asserting no further argument for His divinity. It reflects devotional tone and Christian foundational belief.
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Christ
God
H. W. Beecher
Ghost of Article X in Senate Opposes League Covenant
The article recalls Article X of the League Covenant and its role in U S Senate opposition to joining the League. It notes Wilson’s fierce stance on Article X and summarizes Senator Lodge and Colnel Bonsal's discussion before the Versailles Treaty vote, highlighting the 14 reservations and who pressed them.
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Senate
League
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Clonel
Stephen Bonsal
Senator Lodge
They Call It Education By Judy Barden Berlin
The piece argues that Russian control of eastern Germany schools aims to indoctrinate youth into Communism, detailing rules that bias curriculum, emphasize state service, loyalty to the party, and suppression of Western or religious influence, with a critical tone on postwar political alignments.
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Judy Barden
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
The passage notes the basketball season ending as spring cleaning begins and a seven footer helping his mother by washing ceilings. It mentions a film scene where the lover’s head rests on the partner, and the movie would be improved if shown sideways rather than upright.
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Sevenfooter
Joint US Mexico effort targets foot and mouth disease control
The 72nd Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association convention urged a united front against foot and mouth disease. A joint commission coordinates border quarantine, disinfection, controlled slaughter, inspection, and vaccination, with vaccines produced regionally. Five-year horizon after current outbreak ends.
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Houston
Ilbert Chesterton
British Empire
United States
Mexico
Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers’ Association
Congress
North America
Europe
South America
Once Over By H I Phillips Looking at the world
A satirical column questions postwar civilization as chaos and fear spread. It laments modern ease with violence, open covenants, and the atom bomb era. It blends social critique with light humor about Hollywood rowdiness and NY mayoral phone tapping trends.
Day horse wins at Gulfstream as Haddim recalls loss
Shadda Haddim laments missing a Gulfstream race win by Day the horse, priced at 23.40, recalling cheaper days and a paddock hum that echoes his near miss. He wistfully notes the missed profit while reflecting on past savings for a future auto.
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Shadda Haddim
Gulfstream
Miami University changes presidents at Oxford
Miami University, tied to the Presbyterian Church, accepted the resignation of President Dr. McMaster who moves to a seminary in New Albany, Iowa. Thomas H. Stockton, a noted Protestant Methodist minister, becomes the new university president.
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Miami University
Oxford
Presbyterian Church
McMaster
New Albany
Thomas H. Stockton
Protestant Methodist Church
Repository
Edwin F. Frease
Canton
Bombay
Camp
Baroda
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seattle
Wash
L. A. Wiltsey
University of Fort Worth
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Gibraltar
Africa
25 Years Ago Daugherty Resigns Under Pressure From Coolidge
Attorney General Daugherty resigns at the request of President Coolidge as Senate probes the Justice Department. A separate Senate panel investigates Teapot Dome. The Great Northern Railway of Ireland faces partition, with 14 boundary crossings and customs barriers at each.
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Daugherty
Coolidge
Senate
Justice Department
Great Northern Railway of
Ireland
North Ireland
Dredging planned on Nimishillen Creek by Union Metal
Ten years ago Union Metal Manufacturing Co. said it would start dredging and widening the east branch of Nimishillen Creek from Stark Electric bridge to 16th street NE. Miss Jean Miller of Mogadore, a Mt. Union College junior, was chosen May queen. Nationalist forces under General Franco captured Madrid, virtually ending three years of civil war.
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Nimishillen Creek
Stark Electric Bridge
16Th St NE
Union Metal Manufacturing Co
Jean Miller
Mogadore
Mt. Union College
Francisco Franco
Madrid
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League of Nations
By David Lawrence
Truman Twill
By Galbraith
Jesus Christ
Bertram Benedict
Free German Youth
Communist
North American Newspaper Alliance
H. V. Wade
By Raymond Moley
H. I. Phillips
Mars
Niagara Falls
Gromyko
U. N
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