Canton Repository 1950 Subscriber Rates and Masthead
The Canton Repository details its history, affiliations, offices, rates, and delivery areas as of Wednesday October 4 1950. It notes Associated Press membership, offices in major cities, and mail and carrier rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
LRT Mw
Ohio Repository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Re- Rehlican
Theanton Repository
Svom P
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News Loylasmani
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelhia
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
We Won Yet Warned Not To Be Smug About Korea War
The piece argues the United States and United Nations won the main Korean War action but warns against smugness. It contends missteps caused domestic hardship and that heavy casualties and mobilization shaped the outcome. It credits Communist miscalculations and Kremlin failures for the victory while urging lasting commitments to avoid future blunders.
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Yar
United States
United Nations
38Th Parallel
Korean Republic
U.S
Korea
Kremlin
North Korea
Canton Arena to Hire Full time Manager
Canton plans a new arena with a full time manager and a non political board of trustees. The public property committee approved the manager job, to be appointed by the mayor and confirmed by council, and must be cleared by the finance committee. Councilman Klein seeks a legal ruling on a board of auditorium trustees via the city solicitor. Construction continues amid procedural delays.
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Canton
Public Property Committee
Klein
No Demonstration Needed Warns on Subversive Law
Washington warns that the new anti subversive law may become a legal snafu as lawyers seek loopholes for the Communists. The piece urges focus on the law’s purpose over exploiting technical wrinkles, warning of high stakes beyond a mere opportunity for legal minds.
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Washington
United States
World Series Picks Age Gap Between Yankees and Whiz Kids
The piece contrasts the Yankees and the Philadelphia Whiz Kids, predicting a May and December dynamic in baseball’s World Series. It argues experience should not be underestimated, yet acknowledges the appeal of youthful teams and notes storied players like DiMaggio, Mize, Lopat, Reynolds, and Rizzuto as memoir-worthy.
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New York Yankees
Philadelphia
DiMaggio
Mize
Lopat
Reynolds
Rizzuto
May
Budget Cuts Across the Board For Truman Era Warnings
The article discusses a planned 550 million dollar cut from the 36.15 billion omnibus budget for the year, with critics arguing over Congress and the executive branch responsibility. It notes agencies could trim about 600 million more, the need to avoid affecting defense, and calls for decisive action before the upcoming election.
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Truman
Congress
Douglas
Illinois
Bailiwicks
Senate
Frederick J. Lawton
Budget Bureau
White House
NEA Service, Inc
National Newspaper Week Stresses Free Press Duty
The piece argues Americans should lead National Newspaper Week, defending freedom of information and criticizing attempts to curb press access. It notes the Constitution protects this right for all people, not just journalists, and praises critics as essential to a healthy society while warning against authority seeking to control information.
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Joe
Josephine
United States
New Military Project Looms in Korea
Analysis notes that after Seoul’s recapture peace in Korea seems distant. Guerrilla warfare likely follows a western style victory, risking long American troop presence and a complex exit strategy. U.N. plans are weak, and Asian leadership, notably India, must lead a multinational force to police guerrillas and share burdens beyond the 38th parallel.
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Korea
U.N
India
Pakistan
N. Y
National Hire the Physically Handicapped Week Letter
A Louisville reader recalls a beset 26 year old son seeking work during National Hire the Physically Handicapped Week. After a discouraging start at a plant employment office he finally found a low wage job, while his brother fights in Korea, prompting a call for brotherly action and prayer.
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Repository
Korea
M. Friedman
Louisville
A Time to Remember God and Righteous Leadership
A letter urging Americans to pause, recall Ecclesiastes on time, and favor Christian democratic leadership led by Hoover era figures. It argues unions and open markets threaten national welfare, cites 19th century wage contrasts, and warns of Taft Hartley backlash while calling those outside 10 percent to push broader laws benefiting all citizens.
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No.1
H. S. Chase
North
Canton
Hoover
America
King Alcohol
Grover Cleveland
England
Paris
Belgium
Ours
Ohio
U. S. Senate
C. A. Heath
Highlights of Local History
Attempts to drill for gas near Canton failed in 1887 when the wells filled with salt water. Natural gas was not piped here until 1898.
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Canton
Auto money to reform humanity misses the mark
H S Phillips notes Ford Foundation’s 250 million dollar peace program and jokes that auto industry culture has bred irritability and bad manners. He welcomes efforts to improve home and school life but doubts the human race can be saved, despite good intentions and best wishes.
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Ford Foundation
Mom
Pop
Television Imitates Miracle in Fred Allen’s Eyes
A playful note claims television can fix Fred Allen’s eyes, presenting a mock proof that the medium works wonders. The quip hints at the era’s fascination with TV as a transformative force in entertainment.
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Fred Allen
Gotham Bugle Hails Steinbeck Play and City Shakeup
Insiders note John Steinbeck’s Burning Bright shocks by treating a delicate subject plainly. Tom Kilpatrick shifts to producing with Brock Pemberton. Joe Louis seen as skilled but insiders doubt his fight game. Ex Burgomaster O Dwyer ready to issue a blast over recent Gotham events. Daniels’ Tru marr book tops best sellers, could dampen demand for Harry.
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John Steinbeck
Tom Kilpatrick
Brock Pemberton
Joe Louis
Ezzard
Vanishing Americanism Quote Critiques Wealth Influence
A Associated Newspapers column scrutinizes social inequity noting that money can buy anything, reflecting concerns about Americanism eroding social balance. It laments growing disparities and the perceived power of wealth over justice and opportunity.
Century of notes from the Repository pages
A sweeping recap from The Repository highlights milestones across decades. It recalls a Santa Fe traveler in St Louis reporting West Indian raids, a Canton stack climber atop a smokestack, a 63rd wedding anniversary in Canton, Eagles planning a new building, and European dancer Mme Tchernicheva en route to America. It also notes UK US talks with Russia over Far East war, Japan’s Axis ties, and Italian troop moves toward Greece.
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Santa Fe
St. Louis
Col. Monroe
Connelly
Cedar Springs
Canton Electric Co
C. M. Hill
Canton Boiler & Engineering Co
John Danner
Market Ave S
Britain
United States
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Hitler
Italy
Albania
Target Practice By H. V. WADE
Choose a cigar as you would a hat con noisseur advises. A reflection in a three way mirror shows not the panatela type. On toy counters a flying saucer is new for the tot not far along in chemistry for the little giant atomic kit. Nehru accuses diplomats of ignoring facts but reveals he is new at the game and unaware of its secret charm.
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Nehru
India
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Inchon-Seoul
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Indo-China
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Chou En-Lai
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The
YE Gotham Bugle & Banner
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Mme. Tchernicheva
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H. V. Wade
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