Canton Repository May 7 1949 front page overview
The Canton Repository publishes Saturday May 7 1949 with standard masthead details, circulation notes, and contact information for editions and offices. The issue includes carrier, subscription rates, and service areas across Stark and surrounding counties.
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Brush Moore Newsers Inc
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Ress
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclide Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
Eeeeeene
Ieee Encanto
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Getting Even With Ford Er Stated by Strike Leaders
The piece argues the Ford strike over assembly line speed harms job security and competitiveness. It claims leaders pursue revenge over efficiency, warning that continued stoppages hit hundreds of other enterprises and workers, and that high prices or low quality could spark buyer strikes.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford Co
Ean
Ford
United States
Truman gambles with labor issue against his party
The piece argues Truman may take the labor management clash to the people, widening rifts with Congress. It cites past presidents who faced explosive fallout when challenging party leaders and predicts limited public sympathy for union officials not bound by the same equity as other citizens.
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Truman
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United States
America
Senate amendments favored for Chinese aid to European bill
The piece argues that Senators Knowland of California and Mundt of South Dakota will offer amendments to aid China within the European rearmament bill. It contends U.S. aid cannot save the Nationalist government, and warns that wealth cannot compensate for strategic miscalculations, urging more reliance on intelligence than money.
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Knowland
California
Mundt
South Dakota
Senate
China
U.S
United States
Berlin
Soviet Union
Korea
Europe
Anton Has Wins Traffic Safety Award Sixth Time
Anton HAS earned a first award for traffic safety in a city of 100000 to 250000 from the Ohio traffic safety contest. The city has now won first place six times and second twice since 1940. The award symbols reflect lives saved and damage avoided, underscoring the impact of prudent driving and traffic regulations in Cantonia.
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Anton
Ohio
Three Influences Lift US Business Outlook
The piece argues three forces lift business: a non radical House majority averting labor state policies, relief from the Berlin blockade and easing Cold War tensions, and a chance to cut armament costs with fewer war fears. It warns Truman to pursue broad support and notes international shifts pressure for reduced military spending and careful scrutiny of defense contracts.
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House of Representatives
United States
Berlin
Russia
Congress
U S Arms Cost Must Be Held to Limit
In a debate with Steffan Andrews, a Maryland Senator argues that the North Atlantic Security Pact reduces war risk, supports shared armament among Western allies, and calls for trimming U S defense to about 15 billion dollars while funding allied arms and the Marshall Plan. He urges prudent spending and a balanced burden with nations allied against aggression.
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U.S
Western
Europe
Canada
America
North Atlantic Alliance
House of Representatives
Wise
ITO charter eyed by hearings amid U S Senate debate
International Trade Organization hearings unfold as the House may approve the ITO charter this session. Opposition from Colorado's Millikin and other factions frames a battle over a 106 article, 30 000 word plan for governing tariffs, quotas, nondiscrimination and foreign investment. Proponents argue it aids world peace and American trade while defenders admit no perfect text.
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Ouse Foreign Affairs Committee
International Trade Organization
House
Senate
Colorado
Millikin
Ito
William Adams Brown
Brookings Institution
U. S. State Department
China
Czechoslovakia
United States
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Job Opportunities By TRUMAN TWILL
The author argues society lacks capacity to handle mounting tasks from volunteer work. He proposes a paid professional doers group to manage all extra duties, funded by those who benefit, arguing this relieves overburdened volunteers and keeps personal time intact.
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Dingey
Loyal Order of the Yellow-Breasted Nuthatch
Once Over By H I Phillips U N Gets Television Coverage th
A humorous column imagines United Nations sessions on TV with showbiz inserts and jokes about Milton Berle, Arthur Godfrey, and Roller Derby to boost public engagement. It envisions a lively, entertaining format while warning against trivializing grave votes.
Sunrise in a Cold City Blues by Sigmund Fogler
The speaker notes a sunlit morning as gold that freezes in wind and cold. Children play in a brisk playground while the narrator seeks hopeful signs of spring. After winter’s blow, the narrator retreats home and takes an aspirin.
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Sigmund Fogler
Pf124 Zecht story and remarks on free votes
A garbled item notes Philbert Zecht sending his mother love and uses the word Collect. It mentions a psychiatrists report about a bank official charged with stealing $900000. Noted are odd baby and kindergarten remarks and a Frankie Frisch reference to the Giants and Durocher case. It ends with a dubious line about voters and their unclear wants.
Monument Foundation for Washington Seen Nearing Finish
One hundred years ago a monument foundation for George Washington was completed in the city of Washington while a marble column began. In Minnesota Territory the white population reached 10,000 and was projected to grow to 100,000 with statehood hoped within five years. A St. Paul newspaper carried the name Epistle of St. Paul. The Wisconsin treasury ran low and legislators returned home without pay.
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George Washington
City of
Washington
Minnesota Territory
St. Paul
Epistle of
Louisville Oil & Gas plans new well on farm south of town
40 years ago Louisville Oil & Gas reported selling 108 shares and planning to drill three holes. The first well was to be on Ulysses Yoder's farm three miles south of Louisville. Lt Calderara of the Italian Navy was injured piloting a Wright aeroplane in Rome after a 40 foot plunge. Roosevelt hunted in Africa as a Canton circus lion quipped to a Repository reporter about Africa.
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Louisville Oil & Gas
Ulysses Yoder
Louisville
Calderara
Rome
Wilbur Wright
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Cole Bros. Circus
Canton
Repository
Grand Opera House stages The Magic Ring with stars
Twenty five years ago the Grand Opera House presented The Magic Ring starring Sydney Greenstreet Janet MacDonald and Mitzi Hajos. Stark Electric Railway introduced one man cars in Alliance announced by General Manager N H Brown.
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Grand Opera House
Sydney Greenstreet
Janet MacDonald
Mitzi Hajos
Stark Electric Railway
N. H. Brown
Local youths rewarded with Washington trip by Canton Auto Club
Ten years ago four boys from Woodland Roosevelt Washington and Stark schools earned a trip to Washington as a reward for their junior police safety patrol work funded by Canton Automobile Club. The Kentucky Derby results listed Challedon and Heather Brown among top finishers. Special policemen on motorbikes were assigned to patrol parks and playgrounds in summer per recreation and police department arrangements.
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Washington
Canton Automobile
Jack Pearce
Woodland School
Llewellyn Knight
Roosevelt
Carl Smith
Harold Tersigni
Stark
Johnsontown
Challedon
Heather Brown
Recreation and Police Departments
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LABOR
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Millard E. Tydings
Steffan Andrews
United States Senate
France
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North Atlantic
North American Newspaper Alliance
Peter Edson
United Nations
National Association of Manufacturers
American Tariff League
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Wage-Earners Protective League
A. F.L
U. S. Ceramics
DuPont Enterprises
Tarrer
William L. Batt
Will Clayton
Ernest Kanzler
By Galbraith
Mrs. Fillmore
Truman Twill
H. I. Phillips
U.N
Hooper
Milton Berle
Milton
Dr. Evatt
Arthur Godfrey
Mariners
Kulka
Fran
Ollie
Jamaica
Alex Cadogan
Mr. Gromyko
Iron Curtain
Dunninger
Hector McNeil
Semyon Tsarapkin
Mother’s Day Heroes
Philbert Zecht
Frankie Frisch
Durocher
Frankie
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