Canton Repository masthead and publication details
Page appears to be the Canton Repository front matter from Thursday October 5 1950 listing publication history associations offices and subscription rates with notes on circulation and mail policies. Contains names of press entities and multiple offices including New York Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Los Angeles and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street South
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Congress
En Nnn
Ohio Reository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Canton Repository
Canton Daily Repository
Evening Repository
Canton Repossory
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Oemenaterisie Deiantettansien
Oadianentete Eee
Associated Press
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelthe Trust
Chicago
Niichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler Building
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
Renee Mire
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Associaton
Prvate
Carribpr
MAI
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Imeida Communications
Barkley on the campaign trail for Taft opponents
The vice president will tour for 30 days delivering at least 32 stump speeches from Canton to the Pacific Coast. He praises Senator Taft while pressuring for candidates favored by party bosses. In 1950 he follows party lines to support Taft allies and oppose his opponents.
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United States
Congress
Pacific Coast
Canton
Barkley
U. S. Senate
Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Gasoline Octane Ratings May Shift With Government Rules
The U S Bureau of Mines notes octane rose from 74.2 after World War II to 82.4 last winter and says a step-down under new rules would largely affect engine ping only, with minimal performance impact and possible maintenance benefits. The piece compares gasoline tinkering to bread composition changes and warns price questions may accompany any government-led octane reduction.
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U.S. Bureau of Mines
Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated QIGNS of a Dazzling October
A vivid portrait of autumn colors across maples oaks and cherries. The piece notes red maples, tan horse chestnuts, marshalling oaks, and lilac buds promising spring, with bittersweet and dogwood adding texture. It emphasizes autumn’s spectacle as an experience to inspect from every hilltop and valley.
Graham ruling on Canton strikes and Ferguson Act limits
The Canton case shows public officials can negate Ferguson Act protections by not notifying strikers they are on strike. Graham’s ruling indicates city workers on summer strikes deserve wage increases without penalties unless proper notice was given. A reexamination of the act’s technicalities by the General Assembly is urged.
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Graham
Canton City
Canton
General Assembly
Thankless Jobs By Peter Edson
The column questions Defense Production Act provisions and the National Production Authority under William H Harrison, warning small businesses may face material shortages as expansion plans unfold. It contrasts past wartime controls with current proposals, notes funding and staffing steps, and forecasts administrative challenges and enduring inflation risks.
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Congress
OPA
WPB
NPA
NPR
Truman
Small-Time Football in the TV Era and Its Enduring Charm
The piece laments TV driven pro football eclipsing amateur football, praising small-college and high school games as rough yet real. It argues that the decline of amateur play harms boys who seek genuine fun and alma mater pride, despite the allure of professional spectacle.
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Goliaths
Inflation Myth: Wartime Policy Drives Prices Not Korea
A 1950 column argues postwar inflation began before Korea, driven by Truman era policy to raise purchasing power and national income. It asserts wage increases followed by price rises, with unions pushing raises to outpace government ceilings, creating momentum toward higher inflation.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Truman
Union of Steel Workers
N. Y
U.N Dilly Dallies While Americans Fight
The piece critiques the United Nations for delaying actions in the Korean crisis while U N members debate whether to confront Moscow and Peiping. It argues such hesitancy undermines U S confidence, empowers North Korea, and limits General MacArthurs autonomy, urging decisive action and a firmer stance against aggression.
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U.N
America
Moscow
U. N
China
38Th Parallel
Peiping
EN. MacArthur
Asia
United Nations
North Korea
MacArthur
United States
Gen
Destiny of shared lives and enduring souls
A meditation on love, duty, and the ripple of actions. It cites Mark 12 33 and John 5 47, reflecting on neighborly love, universal purpose, and the lasting imprint of our deeds through Edwin Markham and William Mountford statements.
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Edwin Markham
William Mountford
Soldiers and Ghosts in Victory Echoes Across War's End
A sweeping poem recounts postwar triumph, listing battlefields from Pusan to Taegu and towns across the United States. It honors fallen soldiers from Lynn to Kankakee and Belvedere to Bronx, while noting contemporary scenes including Mrs. Frank Sinatra's custody settlement and an American envoy to Britain, with Walt Gifford as ambassador.
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Lynn
Kankakee
Kennebec
Hoosick Falls
Bronx
Chicopee
Walter Gifford
Britain
Europe
Uncle Sam
Refugees Stripped in Unclear South North Confusion
A puzzling scene describes refugees without clothes, disrupting attempts to ascertain who belongs to which side or direction. The prompt questions which way is south or north as the situation unfolds.
Radio Westerns and A Halfway War in the City
A Philadelphia housewife in a sombrero cowboy pants and riding boots fired at her husband as he approached the house and held police at bay. Military police met with tobacco men amid concerns as one marching cigarette brand reportedly went AWOL.
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Philadelphia
Century-Old News Bursts of Weather and War in Brief
A Pittsburgh hailstorm shattered windows and tin roofs with hail up to 14 inches around, killing birds and prompting fears of glass shortages. A 40 years past note recalls sailor Edward Turner surviving a New York Harbor barge sinking by minutes. Portugal faced a republic shift as Manuel’s family fled by sea. Russia’s 25 years ago shift ended partial prohibition, Russia becoming fully wet for tax revenue while Will Rogers spoke at Canton Bible School.
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Pittsburgh
Edward Turner
Elizabeth Parker
North St
6Th St NW
New York Harbor
New Hampshire
Turner
Portugal
Manuel
Russia
Will Rogers
Canton Bible School
Akron official named head of highway department
Ten years ago Hal G. Souers of Akron, assistant highway director, became head of the department when Brig. Gen. Robert S. Beightler resigned to command the 37th Division, Ohio National Guard. Secretary of the Navy Knox warned Japan joining the Axis posed the greatest challenge in U.S. history.
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Hal G. Souers
Akron
Robert S. Beightler
Ohio National Guard
Knox
Japan
United States
Target Practice By H. V. Wade
A compact column jokes about aging leaders and public figures. It riffs on Byrnes as secretary of state, Jimmy in Time Magazine, and aging factions in defense. The piece mixes satire on political retirement, classily references Coolidge and a pop lyric, ending with a quip about short words.
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Byrnes
Harry
Jimmy
Time Magazine
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Peter Edson
Mattters
Jesse” Jones
Departments of Commerce, Agriculture and Interior
Reconstruction Finance Corp
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Economic Stabilization
Tripartite Public-Management-Labor
Chester Bowles
Leon Henderson
William H. Davis
Defense Effort
Truman Administration
NEA Service, Inc
By Truman Twill
Charles
London
Lorton AV
By Mark Sullivan
Mr. Truman
Pendleton
Oregon
Des
By David Lawrence
State Acheson
Far East
Gen. MacArthur
John
H. I. Phillips
the Legion of the Lost
Seoul
Army
Air
Naval
Syngman Rhee
Joplin
Tuckahoe LaPorte
Belvedere
Hickman Mills
Stony Creek Grand Forks
Auburn Fair
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Santa Monica
Korea
NLRB
Mr. Bott
Mr. Denham
The
Associated Newspapers
By H. V. Wade
Connie Mack
East Germany
Calvin Coolidge
Irene
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