Canton Repository history and rates page dated Oct 1 1950
The Canton Repository dates its founding to 1815 as The Ohio Repository and details mergers, name changes, and editions up to 1950. It lists Associated Press affiliation, special representatives, and industry memberships. Subscription rates cover daily and Sunday editions, with mail and carrier options and service areas across multiple Ohio counties.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Earl 8 ST
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
Story
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New York
New York_ Central
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Fidelity-Philadelphi Just
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Cleveland
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Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Crezie
National Newspaper Week Emphasizes Free Press Role
The Repository marks National Newspaper Week with slogans Dedicated to the Truth and Rededicated to Community Service. It recalls John Saxton’s 1815 pledge that freedom depends on informed, patriotic citizens and vows truth as guide and public good as aim.
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Ruth
Repository
John Saxton
Your Part in Inflation Fight
The article outlines suggested steps for government, business, labor and individuals to curb inflation as war costs rise. It calls for pay-as-you-go taxation, reduced non-military spending, debt outside banks, price restraint, increased production, higher consumption restraint, saving and debt repayment, warning that without voluntary action government action will occur.
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Institute of Life Insurance
Ohio county farm agents described as practical educators
A column notes the LITTLE group of county farm agents in Columbus who bring college training benefits to farmers. They stay abreast of trends, share practical knowledge on request, and operate on a modest budget, earning trust through noncoercive guidance.
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Ohio
Columbus
No Quick Cure for War Says Holmes View
A 1950 King Features Syndicate column argues against panaceas for global conflict. The speaker, invoking Oliver Wendell Holmes, urges limited warfare and long term education over quick treaties or endless spending, warning against attempts to recreate Europe and Asia through sweeping laws or commissions.
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U.N
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Europe
Asia
Holmes
King Features Syndicate
The Time of Delirium and World Government Ideas
Dr Hermann Rauschning argues a global crisis breeds confusion and fear yet may push toward world government or broader cooperation via the United Nations. He warns against simplistic slogans and superficial solutions while noting many once-cherished ideologies prove unreliable.
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Itler
Hermann Rauschning
Spell of October by Ann Williams
October brings soft days and crisp edges as crops are gathered and markets fill. The land smells of chili sauce and jams while birds migrate south. Stark County flowers, maples, and autumn scenes inspire nostalgia and beauty under October’s spell.
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Ann Williams
Stark County
Mother Nature
Miss Maple
Letters Compare Ferguson and Taft for U S Senate
Jefferson A. Mossgrove argues Taft’s Senate experience outweighs Ferguson’s auditor background. He defends voting his conscience, questions Ferguson’s appeal, and favors Taft despite criticisms, noting Lincoln as an imperfect standard.
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Joe Ferguson
U. S
Ohio
Bob Taft
Taft
Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Abe Lincoln
Jefferson A. Mossgrove
More Postal Branches Needed Across Canton City
Resident Mrs Josephine Naegellen urges Canton to expand postoffice services, proposing branches at north east west and south city ends to reduce travel for registered letters parcel post and stamp purchases.
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Canton
California
Josephine Naegellen
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Thoughtful quotes from Milton Ecclesiastes and Proverbs
A collection of lines from Milton about guidance, Ecclesiastes on timing, and Proverbs praising just weights. They offer moral reflections on patience, justice, and providence without narrative context.
Labor and consumer protests spark price control debate
Capitol workers and women’s groups press Congress and the Truman administration to act on economic controls as living costs surge. Senators, labor figures, and shoppers spotlight gouging, price spreads, and cotton shortages amid pressure for urgent action and potential rollbacks.
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HILE
Capitol Bill
White House
Truman
Congress
John W. Snyder
Treasury Department
Parsons
Enator
Scott Lucas
Illinois
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Women’s Organization
Washington
Vivian Williams
Kiddies and Cops Bring Elmira Community Together
A 25 000 child audience at Eldridge Park enjoyed a big Police Benevolent Association event with 91 grand prizes and free rides. Police chief and mayor distributed prizes as 20 000 parents watched. The day reinforced trust in police and left lasting positive impact on future citizenship.
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Eldridge Park
Commonwealth
Red Cross
Olicemen
Tommy Walker
Police Benevolent Association
Elmira
General Features Syndicate
Turnpike 10 Years Old Today
The Pennsylvania Turnpike, the nation’s first major toll road, marks ten years since opening. Plans finalize a 100 mile eastern extension to King of Prussia and a western stretch to the Ohio line, expanding the system to 326.6 miles from Philadelphia to near Petersburg, Ohio.
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Pennsylvania Turnpike
Middlesex
Harrisburg
King of Prussia
Philadelphia
Irwin
Pittsburgh
Ohio State Line
Petersburg
P.W.A
Local History Highlights From Stark County Tales
Rudolphus Martin built a large Paris store in Stark County after amassing wealth in Pennsylvania buggy whips. Flax crops fed a linseed oil plant in Louisville fifty years ago. Indian Run Church near Mapleton was organized in 1840 by Baptists, later becoming Disciples of Christ. Robertsville once hosted a water powered churn factory. Diebold built a vault for a San Francisco bank in 1874 requiring a 47 car freight train. Andrew Lohr of Richville produced Civil War cannon wheels and later wheels for threshing machines at Aultman plant in Canton.
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Rudolphus Martin
Pennsylvania
Paris
Stark County
Indian Run Church
Mapleton
The
Baptists
Canton
Disciples of Christian
Diebold Co
San Francisco
Andrew Lohr
Richville
Aultman
Century and Local Headlines From Distant Years
Wisconsin enacted a law making landowners liable for fines up to five dollars if Canadian thistle seed is allowed to mature. A Los Angeles Times bombing killed 20 staff and caused half a million dollars in damage. Barberton aviator Michael Paridan sued Stark County Agriculture Society for one hundred fifty dollars claimed for a fair flight that officials said failed.
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Wisconsin
Los Angeles Times
Michael Paridan
Barberton
Stark County Agriculture Society
New $750,000 theater planned at Market and 5th NE
25 years ago Marcus Loew interests announced erection of a motion picture and vaudeville theater at Market Avenue and 5th Street NE for 750000 dollars. Fred Cavelli, 51, of 716 Madison Ave SE, was attacked by a bull in his garden injuring his thigh. the animal was shot and killed. 10 years ago John Popa could not return to Romania due to German invasion while living with his parents at 1837 7th St NE and teaching at Notre Dame College in Cleveland. Triangle Novelty Co. of Malvern had grown to thousands in annual business with 12 employees making clay products.
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Guardians of the Law
Market Ave
5Th St
Marcus Loew Interests
New York
Fred Cavelli
Madison Ave
John Popa
Romania
George Popa
7Th St
Notre Dame College
Cleveland
Washington
Balkans
Triangle Novelty Co
Malvern
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A satirical column by H. V. Wade riffs on old diplomats, New Mexico ruins, decor fads, uranium age revisions, the bowler hat etymology, and vapid quips about drinking and a cigar smoker. It blends wry commentary with oblique social jests in a dated voice.
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New Mexico
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