Canton Repository history and contact information notes
The Canton Repository history details its origins from The Ohio Repository to its Canton daily and Sunday editions, with notes on mergers, name changes, and incorporation of Associated Press and staff offices. It lists private phone exchanges and subscription rates, including daily and Sunday prices and mail options within Stark and nearby counties.
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Eee
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc
Repository
Market Avenue
Fifth Street
Canton
Ohio
Postoffice
Scsscl
Ohio Reository
Stark County Republican
Canton Repository & Reublican
Theanton Repository
Canton Daily
Canton Re
Canton Daily News
Stark County Democrat
Associated Press
AP News
Iharris Encase
Story
Brooks & Finley
New York
New York Central Building
Philadelphia
Fidelity-Philadelpe Trust
Chicago
Nichigan Avenue
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Boston
Statler
Los Angeles
Guaranty Building
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
Wee
Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Cortels Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Ohio Issue Is Majority Rule in Taft Race
A Taft opponent claims a 250000 vote win to show that the race hinges on turnout. The piece argues Taft’s fate rests on whether Ohioans rally to preserve majority rule against union-backed opposition.
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Ohio
Taft
U.S
Ferguson
C.I.O
U. S. Congress
Senate
Republic
United States
Reasonable Doubt on Morale and Korea War Prospects
The piece argues that U S morale would rise with perceived gains in Korea but cautions against overoptimism. It recalls a pattern of fluctuating confidence since mid year and notes the shift to an era of constant emergency and media driven hysteria that distorts judgment and truth.
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United States
Washington
Fringe Benefits in Canton Haircut Pricing Debate
Canton barbers contemplate keeping a $1 base haircut price for the community while allowing individual price discretion. The piece argues against uniform pricing for balding customers and praises tailored charges, noting fringe benefits for those admitting baldness and omitting hair.
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Canton
Orient of the future under oriental rule argues for restraint
The author argues the Orient will be run by Orientals, condemns white dominance, and warns against American intervention in Indo-China and broader Asia. He cites wartime brutality, colonial legacies, and the danger of provoking uncoordinated revolt while predicting long periods of turmoil before stable self rule emerges.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Calcutta
Bombay
Delhi
Asia
King Features Syndicate
Lid's Off In New York
Dewey faces a corruption fight in New York City as investigations expose police links to gambling and organized crime. Acting Mayor Impelliterri, backed by Dewey, challenges bosses and aims to lift the lid with Thomas Murphy as police commissioner and Ferdinand Pecora opposing him. upstate and city races reshape by DuBois, Lehman, and Hanley as voters weigh the reform push.
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Dewey
New York
O’dwyer
Truman
Vincent Impellitteri
Ferdinand Pecora
Impellitteri
Thomas F. Murphy
Murphy
Alger Hiss
Vacation reflections from a busy family circuit
In a lighthearted missive from Cotton Corners, Uncle George recalls a two week visit with relatives, noting gossip, meals at many tables, and a stable vacation amid marriages on the rocks, illness, and political chatter. He jokes about delinquency and hints at forthcoming influenza season and holidays, sending bulbs for fall planting and warm regards.
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Washington
Buster
Senate
Cotton
George
Gagging The Voice Of America Debate In 1950 Policy
The Ukrainian Bulletin quotes a Kohler letter clarifying VOA policy under Dean Acheson. It stresses that VOA must not aim to change the Soviet Union’s government, while criticizing diplomatic restraint and suggesting alternative blunt broadcasts to influence Soviet audiences. The piece questions State Department limits and contemplates creating a separate agency for hard hitting broadcasts.
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Voice of America
Dean Acheson
Soviet Union
Foy D. Kohler
State Department
Ukraine
L. E. Dobriansky
Georgetown University
Ukraiian Congress Committee of America
Kohler
Vladimir Sushko
United States
Secretary of State
Department of State
Washington
Sushko
University of California
Congress
North Korea
OWI
Herald Tribune, Inc
Hotel Hospitality by Frank Tripp
Frequent guests prize genuine service over luxury. Personal welcome and consistent staff, from bellboy to top management, shape loyalty. A change in ownership or careless leadership can drive regulars away, while a hotel that makes guests feel at home earns long term patronage.
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Joe
Elks Club
Century-Old Prince of Hesse Flees After Tax Rebuke
A 100 year-old note recalls the Prince of Hesse fleeing Germany after a tribunal backed citizens who resisted royal taxes. It also recounts Portugal’s 40 years ago move to separate church and state with Manuel’s exile to England, the Ohio Woman Suffrage auxiliary Honor Roll of Pioneers for women over 70, and a Canton Alliance shipboard pair’s memoirs for The Repository. A Victor Fremont Lawson tribute was adopted by the Associated Press in New York.
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George Ade
Simeon Ford
Grand Union
New York
Mr. Ford
General Features Corp
Prince of
Hesse
Cassell
Germany
Manuel
England
Ohio Woman Suffrage Association
Honor Roll of Pioneers
Warren
Adib Karam
Canton
James W. Matz
Alliance
Leviathan
Repository
Victor Fremont Lawson
The
Associated Press
Lawson
Britain Reopens Burma Road to Aid Chinese War Effort
Ten years ago Britain reopened the Burma Road to supply Chinese forces fighting Japan. Japan had just joined the Axis with Italy and Germany. In the United States, President Roosevelt’s train was delayed forty minutes when a package under a trestle was inspected. the package proved empty.
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Britain
Burma
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Target Practice By H. W. Wade
A lively college town piece surveys 1950 as Jake's big year with 20 wins and hints at campus quirks. It notes a Korea game result not by rushing first downs and mocks John L. Lewis's Latin plural usage in Taft critique. Autumn arrives, leaves, chrysanthemums and ticket stubs fill the scene.
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Malik
Jake
Herald Tribune
John L. Lewis
Taft
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United States Senate
Herbert Lehman
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John Foster Dulles
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Nariow Lawrence
Frank Tripp
H. W. Wade
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