Canton Repository 1950 header and rates notice
Public notice style header from The Canton Repository dated Thursday October 26 1950 includes publication history affiliations and pricing. Lists ownership Brush Moore Newspapers AP membership and subscription rates for daily Sunday and mail with counties served and address requirements.
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Stark
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Columbiana
Portage
Summit
Wayne
Holmes
Taft campaign needs 100000 volunteers to boost turnout
The piece argues Taft’s re election hinges on high turnout by his supporters to counter Labor and PAC influence and machine backing in Cleveland. It urges Ohioans to volunteer to mobilize two voters each for Election Day November 7 to offset anti Taft efforts and federal jobholder influence.
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Taft
C.i.c.-P.a.c
P.ac
Political Action Committee
Cleveland
C.i.0.p.c.a
ONeill and Tracy Stand Out in Ohio Election Races
The State Ticket highlights C William ONeill of Marietta as a bright candidate for attorney general with 12 years in the Ohio General Assembly and a path from speaker to minority leader. Roger W. Tracy, an accountant, is the Republican candidate for state treasurer, proposing financial reforms. Other figures include J Eugene Roberts for lieutenant governor and Charles F. Sweeney for secretary of state, with Ted W. Brown challenging Sweeney.
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William O'Neill
Marietta
O’neill
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
Columbus
Herbert S. Duffy
Ohio
O'Neill
Don Ebright
J. Eugene Roberts
Charles F. Sweeney
Sweeney
Ted W. Brown
Brown
Cooled Off on Panic Buying
A reflection on last July’s sugar shortage and panic buying. The piece notes enduring public fatigue with shortages, warns against hoarding, and stresses that scarcity spurs collective sacrifice for national security, with sugar now plentiful and no one able to gain unfair advantage.
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United States
Truman Urges United Nations Strength to Maintain Peace
President Truman’s five anniversary address to the United Nations outlines a clear doctrine of disinterested purpose, collective strength, and patience. He calls for universal disarmament with foolproof safeguards and warns free nations to use diplomacy alongside decisive action to curb aggression. The piece notes Soviet readin g sand potential reactions within the Russian orbit and links the speech to Wilson’s vision of an international conscience and enduring peace.
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United States
Truman
United Nations
General Assembly
Free Nations
Russia
The
U. N
Woodrow Wilson
N. Y. Herald Tribune, Inc
Cartoonists seek a symbol for the United Nations
A column argues cartoonists struggle to depict the United Nations with familiar figures and default symbols. It urges inventing a new emblem, suggesting the animal kingdom or the imagined Great Whatizzit, warning that without a fresh idea there will be nothing to draw about the UN.
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United Nations
Animal Kingdom
Thoughts for Today in a Moral Compass Style
A compact collection of remarks on talent and joy in truth. Emerson praises talent that serves universal truth and powers the giver as a benefactor. Tupper warns against harsh judgments among brothers, urging understanding of heart and mind. Brooks urges revelation of truth to illuminate and unveil our eyes.
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Emerson
Phillips Brooks
Congress Should Help Make Foreign Policy
In the 1950 campaign the press surveys voters on foreign policy, noting mood shifts from Communist infiltration fears to unity after Korea. The piece argues Congress must know and debate international matters incubating within the government and United Nations, citing Roosevelt Stalin Yalta secrecy as a lesson.
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Congress
Russia
Truman
Roosevelt
Committee of Congress
James Rorty
South Korea
United Nations
Korea
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Yalta
Japan
China
United States
Herald Tribune, Inc
Peking Talks and U N Diplomatic Struggles with China
The article analyzes potential U N negotiations with Chinese Communists led by Mao Tse tung and Chou En Lai. It notes U S recognition of Russia in 1933 and compares historic bloc alignments, while detailing positions on Formosa and admission to the United Nations. It references editorial commentary on Western powers and League dynamics.
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U. N
U. S
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
U. N. General Assembly
China
Chou En-lai
Formosa
United States
Russia
Chiang Kaishek
Spain
Yugoslavia
League of Nations
Moscow
League of Robber Nations
Soviet Union
Japan
Gen. Mao
Great Britain
India
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Thanks for a chance to the handicapped at Ford job
A reader thanks John E. Fick and the Employ the Handicapped campaign. He recounts being welcomed at Ford Motor Co employment office and landing an inspection job with pay equal to able workers. He urges more companies to give handicapped people a chance, noting the week’s results were underreported.
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John E. Fick
Ford Motor Co
The Video Addict and the Channel Chase at Home
A satirical sketch of a stay at home football fan juggling multiple TV and radio feeds. The family argues over which game to watch Yale Dartmouth Princeton Cornell Fordham Army Notre Dame and Miami. A psychiatrist arrives amid the chaotic broadcasting frenzy.
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Psycopathic Ward
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Ithaca
Yale
Mr. Grammish
Fordham
Junior
Channel Four
Channel Eleven
Grammish
CBS
Notre Dame
Faithful cops and crooked bluecoats in wartime scare
A grim poem laments police corruption and praise for loyal officers who stand against crime. It hints at a wartime emergency and hints at ban on race track construction while a mysterious line questions a former parlor car name may become a hat label.
Whoopalong Acidly Names Vishinsky On Air
Radio host introduces a new moniker for Mr. Vishinsky as a playful on air gag while recalling a era when money carried broad trust. The item comments on media language and public figures in a light, reminiscence tone.
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Mr. Vishinsky
Candidate Lynch mashes bones and boners remark
A political row erupts as Candidate Lynch accuses rival Joe Hanley of missteps while critics deride the remark. The Associated Newspapers report the clash over campaign rhetoric and its impact on voter perception.
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Joe Hanley
Lynch
Associated Newspapers
Century-old San Francisco relief fund aids westward immigrants
A century ago four thousand dollars was raised in San Francisco to aid immigrants heading west, with substantial provision donations. Plans advanced for a desert-edge depot along a 40 mile arid stretch from the Sierra Nevada, a landscape where travelers’ cattle left remains.
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San Francisco
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Fragmented Canadian Odds and Ends in a Hazy Dispatch
A garbled OCR fragment cites diverse items from Canada including heated sidewalks at a Toronto bank, a Calgary fine of four dollars, and quips about medicine, fashion stores, and a “sink” mispronunciation by Colby. The piece strings disparate notes without a clear narrative.
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Statler
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Whatizzit
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John Bull
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Mr. Moto
Marianne
France
U.N
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Tupper
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League
Washington
World Health Agency
Germany
Stimson
H. I. Phillips
Army
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Ima Dodo
Miami
John Caresha
Magnolia
H. E. Harsh
Norval O. Hexamer
Mahoning St
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Executive Mansion
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John Philip Sousa
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Irvin S. Cobb
Oklahoma City
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Toronto
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