Canton Repository 1941 Advertisement and Publication Policy
The Canton Repository explains it is established in 1815 and part of the Associated Press system. It reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local news, requires caller name and address on submissions, and bans anonymous letters with a private phone exchange listing. Saturday, Nov. 22, 1941.
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Roosevelt and labor leaders face off over defense era powers
The piece argues Roosevelt has broad national backing for maintaining production for national defense, challenging L Lewis and labor leaders who seek to control labor organization. It warns that government must win to preserve authority and discipline, urging a showdown if necessary.
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United States
Mr. Lewis
American Equipment In Africa and the War’s Global Chess
The article links American planes and tanks to the second British westward push in Africa and explains Africa’s pivotal role for U S strategy. It notes Italy’s reduced impact, British control of the Mediterranean, and how Africa connects to Suez and the Far East via Gibraltar. It discusses Dakar as a strategic hinge and hints that Africa may be the focal point in debates over U S involvement.
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Cape of Good Hope
Vichy
France
Adolf Hitler
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Post-Thanksgiving Subsistence HESE Reflections on Turkeys
The author contemplates post holiday meals as a subsistence routine. A large Thanksgiving turkey can yield cold cuts, bone-gnawing, hash, and leftovers for four to five days. Even with a $6 turkey and $1.50 feast cost, the daily value rests around 90 cents including tax, prompting questions about hardship perception.
Rumors Stir Over Japan Thailand Move And Oil Shipments
The Washington column notes blood quickening rumors that Japan may invade Thailand, risking Malay conflict and involving the US Asiatic fleet. Lend lease would cover aid if invasion occurs. Officials doubt war, yet prepare to send valuable material to Thailand.
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Ashington
Thailand
United States Asiatic Fleet
Now Is The Time To Shop Early For Christmas
The piece argues for early Christmas shopping to avoid stockouts and crowds. It warns late shoppers face limited selection, stressed clerks, and higher prices, risking head colds and broken plans while still succumbing to procrastination and last minute rush. It urges timely, calm budgeting.
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Aunt Etta
Century-old Washington estate labor and land shifts
A retrospective from repository files traces Mt. Vernon era changes: Washington's 9000 acre estate, once 1200 workers, now five slaves and 400 cultivated acres. Also recalls Roosevelt’s 30,000 word message, Saxton hotel interior work, McKinley family cemetery visit, and late 19th century federal judge ruling on the Adamson eight hour law amid Berger Manufacturing capital expansion and Francis Joseph’s death.
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Paris
Former councilman Ray F. Har bert dies in Mercy hospital
Ten years ago Ray F. Har bert former councilman and safety director died last night in Mercy hospital League of Nations council failed to resolve China Japan dispute in Manchuria with no agreement reached yet
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Japan
Manchuria
Strike Settlement Should Satisfy Miners
Walter Lippmann argues that government must balance labor unrest with constitutional limits. He cites Washington’s conciliatory approach to avoid force, urges a broad action to restore trust among miners, and notes the president cannot rely on a declared emergency to halt strikes. He warns against actions that alienate workers or threaten national defense.
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Washington
Hugh Brackenridge
Congress
Side Glances on Labor and National Defense Unity
The writer argues Congress must declare an emergency and bind all to avoid defense stoppages. A broad plan is needed, elevating labor relations beyond conflict, recycling past missteps like the Reuther plan. He urges workers to join in a proactive, higher stance for national defense.
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Murray
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Reuther
New York Tribune, Inc
Gin Rummy We Wann Anyone Making Visit To Southern California
A quirky local item notes that visitors to Southern California should beware of sharpers while engaging in gin rummy social games. The brief cautions readers to stay alert and enjoy friendly competition without being swindled.
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California
Gin rummy dominos Hollywood social life in 1941
Damon Runyon observes southern California culture, noting gin rummy’s rise in Hollywood and Beverly Hills. He details dinner party games, cash stakes, social codes in Dade county, and clever tactic choices as players vie for advantage.
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Dade County
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Beverly Hills
San Fernando Valley
Warren Wright
Mr. Ace-Deuce
King Features, Inc
No Skimping On Hospitality By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues hospitality can be gracious while cutting costs this winter. She suggests informal buffets, budget friendly dishes, smaller gatherings, and fewer preplanned entertainments. She also recommends inviting fewer guests and dropping groaning before and after invitations to keep hospitality genuine.
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Ruth Millett
Iimh
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